Tithing: Command, Covenant, or Choice? | Episode 1: Did God Cancel the Tithe?What if one of the most debated topics in Christianity isn't really about money?In the premiere episode of this new D'Adams Perspective series, Samuel Adams begins an honest, Scripture-centered exploration of tithing. Rather than taking sides, this episode asks the questions many believers have wondered about—but may have been hesitant to voice.Was tithing intended as a permanent command for every believer, or was it part of God's covenant with Israel? What changed with the coming of Christ? And why does the New Testament place such a strong emphasis on generosity, stewardship, and the attitude of the giver?This episode lays the biblical foundation for the series by examining the purpose of the tithe, the importance of understanding covenant, and why context matters when interpreting Scripture. Whether you've tithed faithfully for years, have questions about the practice, or simply want to study God's Word more deeply, this conversation is designed to challenge your thinking while pointing you back to the Bible.Join us as we seek truth together—not through tradition or opinion, but through careful study of God's Word.In This Episode:What "tithe" actually meansWhy understanding covenant is essentialThe difference between ownership and stewardshipWhy context matters when reading ScriptureAn introduction to the key questions that will guide the seriesTheme Music Created by S.A.Music VibesCopyright © 5824 Media Network. All Rights Reserved.

What if everything you’ve been taught about wealth is incomplete?What if success has been measured by the wrong scoreboard all along?In the powerful finale of the What Is Wealth? series, host SamAdams brings everything together and challenges listeners to completelyrethink how they define wealth, success, and fulfillment.After six episodes of unpacking money, purpose, stewardship, traps,legacy, and the wealth that cannot be taken away, this final conversation asksthe most important question of all:How are you measuring your life?Drawing from Matthew 25 and the words of Jesus, Sam contrasts theworld’s definition of wealth—money, possessions, status, and visibility—withGod’s definition of wealth—faithfulness, purpose, stewardship, character,peace, relationships, and impact.In this episode, you’ll discover:With practical insight, biblical wisdom, and relatable humor, thisepisode serves as both a conclusion and a reset—inviting listeners to redefinewealth for themselves and realign their priorities.Reflection Challenge:Take time this week to write your own personal definition of wealth.Make it honest.Make it personal.Make it bigger than money.Because when your definition changes, your life changes.This episode closes the series with one powerful truth:Money is a tool. But true wealth is a way of livingKeywordsRedefining Wealth, Wealth Series Finale, Biblical Wealth, ChristianLiving, Faithfulness, Stewardship, Purpose, Legacy, Personal Growth, WealthMindset, Christian Podcast, Matthew 25, Success, Financial Wisdom, Faith andFinances, Peace, Relationships, Character, D’Adams Perspective, Sam AdamsCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A.Music Vibes

What happens when the money is gone?When the title changes?When the possessions fade?What remains?In Episode 6 of the What Is Wealth? series, host SamAdams explores the forms of wealth that no economy, crisis, or circumstancecan take away.This powerful conversation shifts the focus away frommaterial possessions and into the deeper riches of life—character, wisdom,relationships, faith, peace, and legacy.Drawing from Proverbs 22:1, Hebrews 13:8, andthe life lessons that shape us all, Sam reminds listeners that true wealth isoften revealed not by what you have, but by what remains when everything elseis stripped away.In this episode, you’ll discover: With practical truth, spiritual depth, and relatable humor,this episode challenges listeners to examine their foundations and ask alife-defining question:If I lost everything material today… what would stillremain?Because whatever remains may reveal your truest form ofwealth.Reflection Challenge:This week, invest intentionally in something money cannotbuy:True wealth grows where money cannot reach.KeywordsTrue Wealth, Legacy, Faith, Character, Wisdom,Relationships, Peace, Christian Living, Biblical Wealth, Spiritual Growth,Personal Development, Proverbs 22:1, Hebrews 13:8, Wealth and Legacy, ChristianPodcast, D’Adams Perspective, Sam Adams, Life Purpose, Inner Wealth, Faith andGrowthCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A.Music Vibes

What Is Wealth? | Episode 5: Wealth, Purpose, and CallingWhy does God give us the ability to create wealth?Is it simply for comfort, luxury, and personal success—or isthere a greater purpose behind it?In Episode 5 of the What Is Wealth? series, host SamAdams explores the deeper biblical purpose of wealth and how it connects toprovision, influence, Kingdom impact, and legacy.Building on the previous episodes, this conversation shiftsfrom how wealth is built to why it is given.Drawing from Deuteronomy 8:18, 1 Timothy 5:8, Proverbs13:22, and Ephesians 2:10, Sam unpacks how wealth is often tieddirectly to calling and assignment.In this episode, you’ll discover:With practical insight, biblical teaching, and relatablehumor, this episode challenges listeners to think beyond personal gain andbegin viewing wealth as a tool for impact, service, and generational influence.Because when purpose is clear, wealth becomes powerful.Reflection Question:If God increased your wealth tomorrow, who besides youwould benefit?This episode will challenge you to examine your motives,clarify your calling, and prepare for the kind of increase that carries eternalvalue.Keywords:Wealth and Purpose, Biblical Wealth, Christian Finance,Purpose and Calling, Stewardship, Kingdom Wealth, Generational Wealth, LegacyBuilding, Faith and Finances, Christian Living, Deuteronomy 8:18, Proverbs13:22, Ephesians 2:10, Wealth Building, Christian Podcast, Sam Adams, D’AdamsPerspective, Financial Stewardship, Legacy, PurposeCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A.Music Vibes

What Is Wealth? | Episode 4: Building Wealth God’s WayHow do you build wealth without losing your integrity, your peace, or your purpose?In Episode 4 of the What Is Wealth? series, host Sam Adams shifts from understanding wealth to learning how to build it—God’s way.After exploring what wealth is, the many forms it takes, and the dangers of pursuing it the wrong way, this episode focuses on the biblical principles that create sustainable, healthy, and purpose-driven wealth.Drawing from Proverbs 14:23, Proverbs 24:3-4, Matthew 25, and 2 Corinthians 9:6, Sam breaks down four foundational principles for building wealth with wisdom and integrity:Work — understanding that effort, discipline, and diligence are part of the processWisdom — learning how to manage, save, plan, and make sound financial decisionsStewardship — faithfully handling what you already have before asking for moreGenerosity — keeping wealth healthy by allowing it to flow and impact othersThis episode blends biblical truth, practical financial principles, and relatable humor to challenge listeners to rethink how they approach money, work, and long-term prosperity.Because wealth built without wisdom can collapse.But wealth built on biblical principles can sustain families, bless generations, and leave a meaningful legacy.Am I working faithfully, growing in wisdom, stewarding well, and living generously?This episode will help you identify where you are in your financial journey—and where God may be calling you to grow.KeywordsBuilding Wealth, Biblical Wealth, Christian Finance, Stewardship, Financial Wisdom, Wealth Building, Generosity, Proverbs 14:23, Matthew 25, Christian Living, Faith and Finances, Purpose, Financial Growth, Personal Development, Budgeting, Saving, Investing, D’Adams Perspective, Sam Adams, Wealth God’s WayCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A. Vibes

What Is Wealth? | Episode 3: The Wealth TrapWealth can be a blessing—but when the pursuit of it becomes obsession, it can also become a trap.In Episode 3 of the What Is Wealth? series, host Sam Adams takes a hard look at the hidden dangers that can come with chasing money, status, and success without balance, purpose, or spiritual grounding.From greed and comparison to identity and misplaced priorities, this episode exposes how the pursuit of wealth can quietly shift from healthy ambition to unhealthy bondage.Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:10, Luke 12:15, and powerful biblical examples like Solomon, Judas, and the Rich Young Ruler, Sam explores how wealth itself is not the enemy—but loving it more than purpose, peace, or God can lead to destruction.In this episode, you’ll discover:The difference between building wealth and being consumed by itHow greed keeps moving the goalposts of satisfactionWhy comparison is one of the fastest ways to lose gratitudeHow identity can become dangerously tied to possessions and statusThe cost of sacrificing family, faith, and health for financial gainWhy true wealth should bring freedom—not bondageWith real-life application, biblical truth, and relatable humor, this episode will challenge listeners to examine what they are truly chasing and whether the pursuit is building them—or breaking them.What am I chasing right now—and why? Is it purpose, stewardship, and calling… or validation, ego, and approval?This is a conversation about ambition, alignment, and making sure your ladder is leaning against the right wall.Keywords: Wealth Trap, Greed, Money, Christian Living, Faith and Finances, Personal Growth, Stewardship, Contentment, Purpose, Success, Comparison, Financial Wisdom, 1 Timothy 6:10, Luke 12:15, Rich Young Ruler, Solomon, Judas, Biblical Wealth, D’Adams Perspective, Sam AdamsHosted by Sam AdamsCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A. Vibes

What Is Wealth? | Episode 2: The Five Forms of WealthWhen most people hear the word wealth, they immediately think about money. But what if financial wealth is only one piece of a much bigger picture?In Episode 2 of the What Is Wealth? series, host Sam Adams takes a deeper dive into the five essential forms of wealth that shape the quality, purpose, and stability of our lives.Building from the foundation laid in Episode 1, this episode explores how true wealth is multidimensional—reaching beyond the bank account into areas that often determine our peace, fulfillment, and long-term success.Sam breaks down the five forms of wealth:Spiritual Wealth — your faith, peace, wisdom, and relationship with GodRelational Wealth — family, friendships, marriage, and meaningful communityPhysical Wealth — health, strength, energy, and stewardship of the bodyIntellectual Wealth — knowledge, skills, life lessons, and wisdomFinancial Wealth — income, assets, investments, and stewardship of resourcesWith biblical insight, practical application, and moments of humor, this episode challenges listeners to evaluate their own “life balance sheet” and ask an important question:Am I truly wealthy, or just financially stable?Because a person can be rich in money and poor in peace. Rich in possessions and poor in purpose.This episode will help you identify the areas of life where you are thriving—and the areas where growth is still needed.Rate yourself from 1–10 in each of the five wealth categories and identify your weakest area. That may be the place where your next season of growth begins.Wealth, Biblical Wealth, Christian Living, Faith and Finances, Spiritual Growth, Personal Development, Financial Wisdom, Stewardship, Purpose, Relationships, Health, Wisdom, Contentment, Hebrews 13:5, Matthew 6:33, D'Adams Perspective, Sam Adams, Life Balance, Wealth Building, Christian PodcastHosted by Sam AdamsCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A. Music Vibes

What Is Wealth? | Episode 1: More Than MoneyWhat comes to mind when you hear the word wealth?For many people, the answer is simple: money. But is wealth really defined by the size of a bank account, the home you live in, or the car you drive?In this opening episode of the What Is Wealth? series, host Sam Adams challenges society's common definition of wealth and explores a deeper, more meaningful perspective rooted in both biblical wisdom and practical life experience.Drawing from Deuteronomy 8:18, Sam examines God's promise that He gives us the ability to create wealth, while also exploring why money is a tool—not the ultimate measure of success. Through thoughtful discussion, relatable examples, and a touch of humor, this episode uncovers the difference between financial resources and true wealth.You'll discover:Why society often equates wealth with moneyThe difference between wealth and incomeHow money serves as a tool rather than a purposeWhy some wealthy people remain unhappyThe forms of wealth that cannot be bought, sold, or stolenHow faith, relationships, wisdom, character, and purpose contribute to a truly wealthy lifeThis episode will challenge you to rethink what it means to be rich and inspire you to evaluate the wealth you may already possess.If all your money disappeared tomorrow, what wealth would still remain in your life?🎙️ Join us as we begin a powerful conversation about redefining success, stewardship, and the abundant life.Keywords: Wealth, Money, Financial Literacy, Christian Living, Faith and Finances, Biblical Wealth, Personal Growth, Stewardship, Success, Purpose, Wealth Building, Christian Podcast, Financial Wisdom, Deuteronomy 8:18, Faith, Relationships, Legacy, Spiritual Growth, D'Adams Perspective, Sam AdamsCopyright © 5824 Media NetworkTheme Music Created by S.A. Vibes

When do you keep fighting for your marriage… and when is it time to let go?In this final episode of the series, The D’Adams Perspective Podcast addresses one of the most difficult and emotional questions in relationships — when it’s okay to walk away.This conversation is not about giving up easily, but about understanding the difference between a marriage that is struggling and one that is causing ongoing harm.We explore:• The difference between hard seasons and harmful patterns• Why staying at all costs is not always healthy• The role of accountability, effort, and willingness to change• How to recognize when emotional safety has been lost• The importance of choosing peace over appearanceThis episode offers clarity, compassion, and practical insight for those facing one of the hardest decisions of their lives.Because sometimes…Walking away isn’t failure.It’s acceptance.Keywords: divorce decision, toxic marriage, relationship advice, when to leave a relationship, marriage struggles, emotional health, relationship clarity, marriage counseling topics, healing from relationships© 2026 D’Adams Perspective Podcast. All Rights Reserved.This episode is intended for educational and inspirational purposes.Theme music concept by 5824 Media Entertainment.

What does it really take to maintain a healthy marriage long-term?In this final episode of the series, The D’Adams Perspective Podcast brings everything together by outlining the key habits and principles that help couples stay connected, grow together, and avoid the path that leads to divorce.This episode provides a practical blueprint for building and maintaining a strong marriage, including:• How to maintain consistent communication and emotional connection• Why addressing small issues early prevents bigger problems later• The importance of rebuilding and protecting trust• How to stay aligned in purpose as a couple• The role of personal growth in sustaining a relationshipThis conversation moves beyond theory and into real, actionable steps that couples can apply immediately.Because a strong marriage isn’t built in one moment…It’s built through daily choices.KEYWORDSmarriage advice, healthy marriage tips, relationship growth, communication in marriage, emotional intimacy, rebuilding trust, marriage success, relationship habits, marriage counseling topics, long term relationships, D’Adams Perspective Podcast© 2026 D’Adams Perspective Podcast. All Rights Reserved.This episode is intended for educational and inspirational purposes.Theme music concept by 5824 Media Entertainment.