Joseph Sangl's guest appearances

Joseph Sangl

Leadersheep Podcast

Generosity Labs | Church Giving, Stewardship, Fundraising

Geek Pastor

Faith in Finance

The Marriage Adventure

Reach Church NE

David Hill

Chris Browning

Gary Chapman

Rachel Cruze

Gary Thomas

Grant Baldwin

Dustin Heiner

Jen Smith

Matt Allen

Katie Jones

Kyle Depiesse

Anthony O’Neal

Dean Sweetman

Andrew Kerr

Joe Sangl

OwlTail

One of the most contentious topics of marital conflict is in the area of money management. In today’s episode, we invite you to join us for a conversation with the... The post EP// 57: 20/20 Money, Interview with Joseph Sangl first appeared on The Marriage Adventure.

One of the most contentious topics of marital conflict is in the area of money management. In today’s episode, we invite you to join us for a conversation with the... The post <a href="https://themarriageadventure.com/ep-57-20-20-money-interview-with-joseph-sangl/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP// 57: 20/20 Money, Interview with Joseph Sangl</a> first appeared on <a href="https://themarriageadventure.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Marriage Adventure</a>.

EP// 57: 20/20 Money, Interview with Joseph Sangl

Living With Margin | Joseph Sangl - Audio

Joseph Sangl, business owner, author, and leading teacher of personal finances, joins me on the show today. We talk about the catalytic moment that started his debt free journey and how helping others do the same has turned into his life’s purpose. If you’re just getting started on your journey this episode is packed with a ton of actionable (and simple) steps that you can take today.You can check out the full episode show notes by visiting: www.faithinfinance.org/blog/episode30Follow me on Instagram!Follow me on Facebook! Email me at adrian@faithinfinance.org

Joseph Sangl, business owner, author, and leading teacher of personal finances, joins me on the show today. We talk about the catalytic moment that started his debt free journey and how helping others do the same has turned into his life’s purpose. If you’re just getting started on your journey this episode is packed with a ton of actionable (and simple) steps that you can take today. You can check out the full episode show notes by visiting: <a href="http://www.faithinfinance.org/blog/episode30" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.faithinfinance.org/blog/episode30</a> Follow me on Instagram! Follow me on Facebook!  Email me at adrian@faithinfinance.org

30. 2020 Money - Joseph Sangl

SHOW NOTES In today's episode of the Generosity Labs podcast, we interview Joseph Sangl who is on a quest to help pastors get over their fear about talking about money. He is the founder of I Was Broke Now I’m Not. Key points in the discussion:  How does a pastor bring up the taboo subject of money with his preaching? What are some take-aways to add into a pastor's sermon about giving and generosity? How powerful and important is an offering prep? 4 Resources About Financial Management  Reach out to Joseph Sangl on iwasbrokenowimnot.com CHECK OUT WWW.GENEROSITYLABS.ORG for more episodes, blog articles and more resources about giving and generosity.   TRANSCRIPTION KENNY: Good day everybody. This is Kenny Jahng coming at you again and today, in the hot seat, we’ve got a good friend Joe Sangl. Thank you so much for being with us, Joe, today. JOE: Fired up. Thanks so much brother. KENNY: It is great to be with you especially because the conversation that we’ve been having with a lot of churches in the past recently center around the taboo topic of money. Giving and money. And I know that you are in that space. You’re talking about that everyday, actually. So, why don’t you share with our audience a little about who you are, what you do and how you help churches in particular. JOE: My name is Joseph Sangl. And I founded an organization called I Was Broke, Now, I Am Not. and I’d like to say people, if you’re saying now, he is broke? You’re failing grammar class and it’s not fun being broke. And I got unbroke and I did it by following God’s Word and applying His principles. And as I went through the process, I have an Engineering degree from Purdue University, got my MBA, and I was still broke. And I was wondering, “Was it that difficult?” And I realized, I was thinking too hard that it’s really the reading of God’s Word and the application of it. I started finding all the scripture about money. And I’ve found out that God’s Word is not silent on it. But, my pastor had been silent on it. Therefore, I was educated by all those great marketers from Madison Avenue and I spend it all. I have the spiritual gift to making money disappear and I got deliverance. And I am on a one-man quest to help pastors get over their fear in talking about money because all their people, they make money decisions all day long. KENNY: So, let’s get into that because I think it’s still even today in 2017, a little bit of a taboo topic for these pastors and church leaders that we’re talking to, they’re afraid to bring it up. They feel like they’re begging for money. They feel like it’s out of place. It’s not an etiquette. In fact, I’ve had lunch with a pastor this week who said, he literally doesn’t have any data on how much money people give in his church. They put up a security wall, so that he literally doesn’t know. So, what is the first step? If people here listening today want to embrace a culture of generosity, how do they bring up money and tithing and giving if they’ve never preached on it before, right, which is very possible, they don’t do it in classes, or workshops or seminars, or even in the bible studies, what’s the first step? How do you bring it up for the first time the pulpit or from the stage? JOE: That’s a great question and I would say, they need to start with the “Why”. Why do they want to talk about it because if it’s just to get them to give, that’s not appropriate “why”. If

SHOW NOTES In today's episode of the Generosity Labs podcast, we interview Joseph Sangl who is on a quest to help pastors get over their fear about talking about money. He is the founder of I Was Broke Now I’m Not. Key points in the discussion: <ul> <li>How does a pastor bring up the taboo subject of money with his preaching?</li> <li>What are some take-aways to add into a pastor's sermon about giving and generosity?</li> <li>How powerful and important is an offering prep?</li> <li>4 Resources About Financial Management</li> </ul> Reach out to Joseph Sangl on <a href="http://iwasbrokenowimnot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iwasbrokenowimnot.com</a> CHECK OUT <a href="WWW.GENEROSITYLABS.ORG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WWW.GENEROSITYLABS.ORG</a> for more episodes, blog articles and more resources about giving and generosity. TRANSCRIPTION KENNY: Good day everybody. This is Kenny Jahng coming at you again and today, in the hot seat, we’ve got a good friend Joe Sangl. Thank you so much for being with us, Joe, today. JOE: Fired up. Thanks so much brother. KENNY: It is great to be with you especially because the conversation that we’ve been having with a lot of churches in the past recently center around the taboo topic of money. Giving and money. And I know that you are in that space. You’re talking about that everyday, actually. So, why don’t you share with our audience a little about who you are, what you do and how you help churches in particular. JOE: My name is Joseph Sangl. And I founded an organization called I Was Broke, Now, I Am Not. and I’d like to say people, if you’re saying now, he is broke? You’re failing grammar class and it’s not fun being broke. And I got unbroke and I did it by following God’s Word and applying His principles. And as I went through the process, I have an Engineering degree from Purdue University, got my MBA, and I was still broke. And I was wondering, “Was it that difficult?” And I realized, I was thinking too hard that it’s really the reading of God’s Word and the application of it. I started finding all the scripture about money. And I’ve found out that God’s Word is not silent on it. But, my pastor had been silent on it. Therefore, I was educated by all those great marketers from Madison Avenue and I spend it all. I have the spiritual gift to making money disappear and I got deliverance. And I am on a one-man quest to help pastors get over their fear in talking about money because all their people, they make money decisions all day long. KENNY: So, let’s get into that because I think it’s still even today in 2017, a little bit of a taboo topic for these pastors and church leaders that we’re talking to, they’re afraid to bring it up. They feel like they’re begging for money. They feel like it’s out of place. It’s not an etiquette. In fact, I’ve had lunch with a pastor this week who said, he literally doesn’t have any data on how much money people give in his church. They put up a security wall, so that he literally doesn’t know. So, what is the first step? If people here listening today want to embrace a culture of generosity, how do they bring up money and tithing and giving if they’ve never preached on it before, right, which is very possible, they don’t do it in classes, or workshops or seminars, or even in the bible studies, what’s the first step? How do you bring it up for the first time the pulpit or from the stage? JOE: That’s a great question and I would say, they need to start with the “Why”. Why do they want to talk about it because if it’s just to get them to give, that’s not appropriate “why”. If

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