In this special episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, Justin Buonomo shares his Income and Investments Workshop, breaking down the biblical blueprint for growing your income, building wealth, and investing in a way that honors God. Through Scripture, he challenges common misconceptions about money and faith, explaining why wealth itself isn’t the problem, but rather the role money plays in our hearts, priorities, and trust in God.

You’ll learn a practical four-step framework for financial freedom, how to develop healthy money mindsets and financial systems, increase your income intentionally, and choose investment strategies that align with biblical principles. Justin also explores the importance of faithful stewardship, financial stability, and building generational wealth with a greater purpose. Whether you’re just starting your financial journey or looking to grow what God has entrusted to you, this episode will help you move from financial confusion to clarity and pursue wealth with wisdom, integrity, and a heart surrendered to Jesus.

What does it mean to work hard while truly trusting God? In this episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, we explore what the Bible teaches about diligence, stewardship, and rest. Discover how to pursue your financial goals, grow your business, and manage your responsibilities with excellence without falling into hustle culture or becoming passive in your faith. Through Scripture, learn how to work from gratitude rather than fear, take faithful action, and trust God with the outcomes you cannot control. Because you don’t have to choose between working hard and resting in the Lord—you can do both.

What if your financial mistakes don’t have to define your future?

In this episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, we explore how God can redeem financial mistakes through repentance, responsibility, and transformation. You’ll learn how to recognize the difference between a financial mistake and sinful stewardship, understand the difference between consequences, discipline, and punishment, and take responsibility without living under shame or condemnation.

Most importantly, this episode shows how biblical repentance can produce real change—and how we can boldly ask God for restoration while trusting Him with what that restoration ultimately looks like.

Your past financial decisions may have consequences, but they don’t have to have the final word. God’s mercy is greater than your mistakes, and He can transform you into a wiser, more faithful steward of whatever He entrusts to you next.

Should Christians want more—or is wanting more a sign that we aren’t truly content?

In this episode, we explore the important difference between biblical contentment and complacency. You’ll learn how to pursue greater income, wealth, influence, opportunities, and impact without allowing those things to become your identity or security.

Through Scripture and practical reflection, we unpack three questions that can help you pursue growth with the right heart: Am I grateful for what God has given me today? Why do I want more? And can I surrender the outcome to God?

Discover how contentment doesn’t mean stopping your growth—it means knowing that Christ is enough while faithfully growing what God has entrusted to you.

What does it look like to ask God for more without trying to control the outcome?

In this episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, we explore how to ask boldly, hope expectantly, work faithfully, and surrender genuinely. Discover how to pursue the growth, opportunities, finances, and vision God has placed before you while keeping your trust in Him—not in a specific outcome.

You’ll learn how biblical faith allows you to dream boldly, take faithful action, and remain surrendered whether God says yes, no, or wait.

Keep your hands open to God without closing your heart to hope.

What if biblical stewardship isn’t about getting God to give you more, but becoming faithful with what He’s already entrusted to you? In this episode, we explore what genuine financial stewardship looks like, how faithfulness prepares us for greater responsibility, and why our motives matter more than simply following financial principles. Discover how to manage money, build wealth, give, and plan for the future from a place of love and trust in God—not fear, control, or the pursuit of financial blessings. You’ll learn how to align your financial decisions with biblical wisdom and experience greater peace by taking responsibility for what God has given you while trusting Him with the results.

What if the wealth you’re asking God for requires more wisdom than you currently have?

In this episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, we dive into Proverbs 14 and explore five lessons you need before pursuing greater wealth, success, influence, and opportunity. You’ll learn why God’s Word—not your feelings—should guide your decisions, why wisdom requires humility and teachability, how hard work and faith work together, how the way you treat people reveals your heart toward God, and why true security comes from the fear of the Lord—not money.

Through the story of Solomon, we’ll also see the danger of gaining wealth and success without developing the character to steward them well.

This episode will challenge you to ask a deeper question: If God gave me everything I’m asking for, would I be ready to steward it faithfully?

Because before you pursue the wealth you want, you need to pursue the wisdom you need.

What does it actually take to become financially free as a Christian?

In this episode of Wisdom Is Wealth, we break down the three things financially free Christians have in common—and why having only one or two of them isn’t enough.

You’ll discover why true financial freedom isn’t just about becoming debt-free or having a perfect budget, but about wise stewardship and lasting financial peace. We explore the three essential inputs that lead there: practical financial strategy, biblical discernment, and high-touch coaching.

You’ll learn what each one looks like in real life, how they work together, and why financial transformation requires more than information or discipline. Most importantly, this episode reframes financial stewardship as something rooted in trust, relationship with God, and gratitude—not guilt, fear, or performance.

If you want to handle your money wisely, grow in confidence around your finances, and experience greater peace regardless of your circumstances, this episode will give you a clear picture of what that journey can look like.