Aaron Caid on faith-based financial stewardship.
About this episode
Aaron Caid discusses the intersection of financial literacy and spirituality, emphasizing how money can be a tool for God's kingdom rather than a master.
Money shapes more than bank accounts—it shapes anxiety, generosity, discipleship, and the way we love our neighbors. In this episode of the MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler sits down with Aaron Caid to explore why financial literacy is ultimately a spiritual conversation. From scarcity mindsets and family finances to stewardship, gratitude, and generosity, Aaron Caid, Chief Marketing Officer of Adelphi Christian Banking, shares how Christians can rethink money not as a master but as a tool for God’s kingdom. Together, Raleigh and Aaron discuss why Gen Z is struggling financially, why churches often avoid conversations about money, and how modeling healthy stewardship can become a form of discipleship. This conversation also dives into emotional health, anxiety, exploitation, and how financial stress impacts our ability to see and serve others well. If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, debt, comparison, or the pressure to “have enough,” this episode offers practical wisdom and gospel-centered hope. In This Episode Why financial literacy matters spiritually and emotionally How scarcity mindsets shape anxiety and decision-making What the Bible teaches about money and stewardship Why parents…
People in this episode
Host: Raleigh Sadler
Guest: Aaron Caid
Topics covered
- financial stewardship
- faith and money
- generosity
- anxiety
- spirituality
- financial literacy
- discipleship
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Adelphi Christian Banking
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