Founded by Sue Lor
"Three years ago, fear of money ran my life. I tried budgets, hustle, and positive thinking — and still felt the same panic every time I opened my bank account. It wasn't until I let go of what I'd been taught and stood on what the Bible actually says about wealth that something finally shifted. I'm not teaching theory; I'm teaching what worked for me."
To the Christians who are tired of living paycheck-to-paycheck and ready to step into their God-given abundance. . . .
Most financial programs focus on the math. But God focuses on the heart. If you’ve struggled to stay on track, it’s not a lack of willpower—it’s a mindset that needs renewing. Our new program shows you exactly how to align your thoughts with Truth so wealth becomes a tool, not a burden.
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If you've tried the budgets, tried the side hustles, and nothing seems to work, it's because the root beliefs holding you back haven't been addressed — and until they are, the cycle continues. Boldly Blessed walks you through exactly that process — step by step, we'll uncover the beliefs keeping you stuck and rebuild your foundation on biblical truth.
Phase 1: The Uprooting
Biblical mindset shifts
Identify the false beliefs about money you didn't know you were carrying, and replace them with what scripture actually teaches about wealth and provision.
Phase 2: The Planting Practical stewardship
Learn how to manage what God has entrusted to you with wisdom and confidence, instead of fear or guesswork.
Phase 3: The Harvest
Lasting financial peace
Build an unshakable foundation so your peace stops depending on your bank account and starts depending on God's truth.
Identify the false beliefs keeping your bank account empty — so you can finally stop the self-sabotage and start stewarding with confidence. Many Christians have unknowingly built their beliefs about money on verses pulled out of context — verses that were never meant to teach what we've come to believe they say.
LIE #1:
Money is the root of all evil.
TRUTH
The actual verse says "the LOVE of money is a root of all kinds of evil" (1 Timothy 6:10). Money itself isn't the enemy — misplaced love and trust in it is. God isn't asking you to reject money; He's asking you to stop worshiping it.
Lie #2
Being wealthy makes it nearly impossible to be right with God
"...it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God." Matthew 19:23–24
TRUTH
Jesus' words about the camel and the eye of the needle (Matthew 19:24) weren't a condemnation of wealth — they were a response to a man who trusted his riches more than God. The very next verse says what's impossible for man is possible with God. Wealth was never the barrier; misplaced trust is.
Lie #3
Wanting financial success means I'm serving money instead of God.
"No one can serve two masters... You cannot serve both God and money." Matthew 6:24
TRUTH
You cannot serve two masters... you cannot serve God and money" (Matthew 6:24) is about where your loyalty and trust live — not about whether you're allowed to have money. You can steward wealth well and still serve God fully; the question is who you trust when it's on the line.
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Kingdom Builders
Imagine writing your tithe check first — before a single bill — and feeling nothing but peace as you seal the envelope.
Imagine seeing a single mom struggling to cover daycare, and quietly covering the invoice yourself — no announcement, no applause, just obedience.
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