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Ron Blue draws from 40 years of experience to answer questions from financial professionals on topics including biblical client counsel, building a business, and more. Originally, these individual questions were a part of an hour-long "Coaching Call," which provided an opportunity for Kingdom Advisors members to interact with Ron about the application of Kingdom Advisors core teaching to their life, practice, and advice.

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Ron Blue

Kingdom Advisors

Ron Blue is widely considered to be the father of Christian financial planning. He is the founder or co-founder of Blue & Co., Ronald Blue Trust, Kingdom Advisors, and the National Christian Foundation. Ron is also the founder of the Ron Blue Institute established at Indiana Wesleyan University in 2012. He has written more than 20 books on personal finance from a biblical perspective and has served on the boards of numerous organizations. Ron and his wife Judy have been married for 56 years, have five children and 13 grandchildren, and live in Bloomington, Indiana.

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As financial advisors, we need financial accountability for our lives. I noticed that a board of advisors is referenced for qualified Kingdom Advisors. Can you elaborate on what this looks like?
What are the 11 buckets and how do you use them?
I have not labeled myself as a Christian financial advisor. What are some things I can do to communicate the transition to a “Christian” Advisor?
What is your vision for Kingdom Advisors and how would you encourage me to get involved with the ministry?
What advice would you give to a Christian advisor who unfortunately got caught up in the world and made worldly decisions and is carrying debt burdens and still giving advice?
Will Indiana Wesleyan University have a Masters program in financial planning?
Can you give us some ideas on how we can better reproduce ourselves in our practice?
Can you give us some ideas on how we can better reproduce ourselves?
What is the benefit of pray and sharing of ideas and resources among financial professionals?
How do you know if you need to move to Christian clients or if your calling is with the non-Christian clients?
If I were to mentor someone, where is a good place to start or a good roadmap to follow?
How can I free myself from the ever present fear and anxiety that is tied to production when my calling is much more important than the numbers I put up?
Is there a correlation to spending time in God’s Word and what we have to bring to our clients?
What kind of stance should I take and how should I confront an agent who is telling the people I work with that the counsel I have been providing is not correct?
How do you keep from being too focused on the numbers and your competition?
How do I take my vision for my business and give it legs for sustainability?
What should I say or do when fired by a 25 yearlong client?
How do I gain my clients trust to provide Christian Financial Counsel?
How do you balance investing in personal growth, investing in my staff’s growth and investing in time with clients and business building?
How should I use a foundation as a tool in my tool belt with my clients?
Once we understand where someone is on the spectrum of spirituality, can we better structure our questions to the client and how to respond to their questions?
Once we understand where someone is on the spectrum of spirituality, can we better structure our questions to the client and how to respond to their questions?
Mission statements help us stay on task but what if we set a goal that is designed to help us finish the work we have mapped out and are we not in effect limiting the vision that God may have for us at the same time?
What would be the best way for a recent college graduate to get started in financial planning?
Do you have any thoughts on how I can renew my calling and enthusiasm?
What is the biggest take away from seeing someone who was exposed to biblical wisdom early and now you have been able to witness the impact of that in a very mature Christian ‘s life 30 years later?
What are the two or three guiding principles that I can apply in a secular work setting that will keep me focused on glorifying God and leading my clients closer to Him?
Who is on your personal reading list right now and is there anything that you have read lately that has challenged you personally or professionally?
Do you have any good resources for someone looking to create their mission or purpose statement? What are your thoughts about the need to have one and why it’s important?
I’m really at a low point in my business with respect to my own enthusiasm and excitement. How do I renew my calling?
I seek biblical counsel, because that’s what God tells us to do, on certain issues of my business. I feel more confused after I receive multiple opinions. Should I instead follow my gut and be my own man?
What should I say or do when fired by a 25 yearlong client?
What did your relationship look like with Howard Hendrix as a mentor? What did you learn from Dr. Hendrix that impacted you most?
What are a few of your favorite books that are good for spiritual growth and for approaching business from a Christian mindset?
What have you been reading lately and what has God been showing you?

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Ron Blue Answers: Personal Spiritual Growth

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May 2015

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