Good fight. That's the name of our summer real man Bible study. We'll be going

verse by verse through first Timothy. You and me up here in the mountains, real

informal, casual, 12 weeks looking at an older man named Paul building up

and investing in a younger man named Timothy, teaching him how to be a man of

God and fight a good fight. And I'll tell you in a day when the world is lost

its mind and everything's going to hell. A few men need to learn how to fight.

I'll see you guys online this summer as we study first Timothy the good fight.

All right guys welcome back to real man. This is the final episode of the good fight

series in first Timothy. Thanks for joining me. We've looked at Paul like a man of

God who's like a spiritual father investing in Timothy who's a younger man

helping build him up to fight the good fight of the faith. The quote the words of

the text itself. And today is command number 11 last but not least. Manage

money. First Timothy six three through ten. So we're going to talk about your

money. Some of you guys really good with your money. You're the financial guys

you're the investors, the stewards. You're good at investing, saving,

tithing, multiplying some of you. You don't know what you're doing. You're like I

don't know. I'm not a math guy. I'm not good with a plan. I've got myself in

debt. Maybe you've got yourself in trouble. I always told this to my my kids

especially my sons. Avoid car debt at all costs. Avoid college debt at all costs.

Avoid credit card debt at all costs. That's like digging a hole three layers deep.

And then as you're sort of entering the workforce. If you have car debt,

college debt, credit card debt. It's going to take you years of paying off what

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