Denzel Rodriguez argues that Christians can use financial tools like debt and cash flow strategically to glorify God and advance the Kingdom. By increasing money velocity and reducing borrowing costs, believers can occupy positions of authority and influence until Christ returns, though he invites correction as he's new to these ideas.
So money flow produces velocity, velocity produces cash flow, cash flow produces glorification, let's say, of our Father in heaven, or as a mechanism, a tool that we as believers can use to advance the kingdom of God here on earth, to occupy positions of authority here on earth until he returns. Yes, agree. Yes, no. Let me know if you think I'm totally off. Again, I'm very new in my faith, so I could be saying something wrong, and I love to be corrected because when I get corrected at this age, it's much better than trying to correct me when I'm 59, right? Because, you know, you get a little more stubborn the older we get, from what I've observed other seniors, right? So that's velocity. Just the, the idea is you are leveraging debt to to pay off debt or leveraging debt to create more cash flow, reducing your cost of money in the process and creating a flow using all of your production income to speed up the flow at which money moves in your economy.
