You may have spent years building a career, growing your resources, and becoming more effective, while still wondering how those successes might serve a larger Kingdom purpose.
What changes when you begin to see not only your money, but also your career, experience, time, and influence as resources God has entrusted to you?
MEET YOUR GUIDE:
Kurt Cornfield spent more than three decades as a financial advisor before God redirected his calling from serving clients to equipping the next generation. As a professor of financial planning at Liberty University and Director of Student and Emerging Advisors for Kingdom Advisors, Kurt has helped build one of the leading programs preparing Christian financial advisors to combine technical excellence with biblical wisdom. His own journey, from discovering Kingdom Advisors later in his career to leaving a successful practice for the classroom, reveals how understanding God’s ownership and defining “enough” can reshape both a career and a life.
In this conversation, Kurt shares how Christian financial advisors can help families pursue faithful stewardship, why generosity grows from contentment, and how investing in future advisors creates lasting Kingdom impact. He also offers practical insights on faith-based investing, mentoring young professionals, and using both time and resources with open hands. Through stories of God’s provision and decades of experience, Kurt provides a compelling vision for financial advice as a ministry rooted in service, wisdom, and joyful generosity.
Listen to discover how equipping faithful advisors today can multiply God’s Kingdom impact for generations to come.
WHAT YOU'LL GAIN:
- Viewing financial advising as Kingdom ministry
- Living from God’s ownership of everything
- Defining enough to unlock generosity
- Equipping the next generation of Christian advisors
- Integrating biblical wisdom with financial planning
- Practicing joyful generosity through everyday stewardship
- Using faith-based investing to reflect biblical values
- Multiplying Kingdom impact through mentoring
- Preparing advisors to serve with excellence and humility
HIGHLIGHTS:
- “I don’t want to just crank out kids that want to go into this industry because they want to make a lot of money. I want them to go into the business for the Kingdom purpose.”
- “God owns it all.”
- “Once we’ve provided for our families, it’s the abundance from that point on. We can be generous with it.”
- “It all belongs to God in the first place. It just allows us to be so much more generous and free, free to be generous.”
- “Our major budget item is giving.”
- “We need more Christians giving financial advice to Christians, but also to non-Christians because biblical wisdom works in all circumstances.”
- “The more that we can talk to young people about it, they get excited about it.”
- “We can get them started the right way. The Kingdom impact of that, the multiplication effect, is crazy.”
- “I don’t want the legacy to be about Kurt Cornfield. I want the legacy to be about the Kingdom.”
- “The ripple effect on the Kingdom is something we’ll never know this side of Heaven for sure.”
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