Trading with Jesus
Trading with Jesus is a devotional podcast for traders. It focuses on spiritual grounding, discipline, and peace amid market volatility. Each episode encourages listeners to slow down, trust Christ, and trade from a place of rest instead of fear.
Episodes
Ask for Wisdom Before Profit
It’s Tuesday, and before we look at the charts today, Luke chapter 11 gives us a powerful lesson about prayer, persistence, provision, and the condition of our hearts.
Delay Is Not Absence
It’s Monday, and before we look at the charts, John chapter 11 gives us a powerful reminder about trusting Jesus when His timing does not make sense.
The Voice You Follow Matters
It’s Sunday, so before we think about the week ahead, John chapter 10 gives us a powerful picture of who Jesus is and why His voice should carry more weight than every other voice competing for our attention.
Stop Trading What You Want to See
It’s Saturday, so today is a good day to slow down, look back over the week, and ask God to help us see clearly. John chapter 9 is a powerful story about a man who was blind from birth, but the deeper message is about more than physical sight. It is about recognizing who Jesus is and being willing to admit when we cannot see as clearly as we think we can.
Bring It Into the Light
Before we look at the charts today, John chapter 8 gives us one of the strongest declarations Jesus makes about Himself: “I am the light of the world.”
Not Every Move Is Your Move
Before we look at the charts today, John chapter 7 gives us a powerful picture of Jesus standing in the middle of controversy, confusion, and division while still moving according to the Father’s timing.
Stop Chasing Temporary Bread
Before we look at the charts today, John chapter 6 gives us a powerful reminder about provision, identity, and what actually satisfies us.
You Already Know What Needs to Change
Before we look at the charts today, John chapter 5 gives us a powerful picture of who Jesus is and the authority He carries.
The Market Can Pay You, But It Can’t Satisfy You
It’s Monday, and before we look at the charts or think about the week ahead, John chapter 4 gives us a powerful reminder about what actually satisfies the human heart.
Stop Trying to Earn What Jesus Gives Freely
It’s Sunday, and before we think about the week ahead, John chapter 3 brings us back to the heart of the Gospel. This chapter gives us one of the most famous verses in Scripture, but before we get to John 3:16, Jesus has a conversation with Nicodemus that exposes something every one of us needs to understand.
The Miracle Was the Message
It’s Saturday, so today I want to slow things down and stay mostly in the Word. John chapter 2 gives us two powerful scenes that continue the case John began making in chapter 1 about the identity and authority of Jesus.
The Word, the Creator, The King
Before we look at the charts today, I want to spend some time in John chapter 1 because this chapter gives us one of the clearest biblical foundations for understanding exactly who Jesus is. John does not slowly build up to the deity of Christ. He opens with it. John 1:1 says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John is deliberately taking us back to G
The Storm Didn’t Stop the Purpose
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 28 gives us a powerful final reminder from the book of Acts: circumstances can restrict you, disappoint you, and even knock you off course, but they cannot stop the purpose of God.
Don’t Let Fear Become the Strategy
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 27 gives us a powerful reminder that when everything around us feels chaotic, we still have a choice about where we place our confidence
Your Past Can Become Your Testimony
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 26 gives us a powerful reminder that God can completely transform a life and then use that transformation for His purpose.
The Detour Still Has Purpose
It’s Monday, a new trading week is here, and Acts chapter 25 gives us a powerful reminder that just because the path looks complicated does not mean God has lost control.
Don't Force The Outcome
It’s Sunday, so before another trading week begins, Acts chapter 24 gives us a powerful reminder about how to carry ourselves when the outcome is delayed, the situation feels unfair, and we are tempted to get impatient.
Trust God in the Chaos
It’s Saturday, so the charts are closed and today gives us a chance to slow down, reflect on the week, and remember something Acts chapter 23 makes very clear: chaos does not mean God has lost control.
Your Past Is Not Your Identity
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 22 gives us a powerful reminder that your past does not get the final word over your life. Paul stands before an angry crowd and tells the story of who he used to be, how Jesus met him, and how that encounter completely changed his direction.
Obedience Over Comfort
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 21 gives us a powerful picture of what obedience looks like when the path ahead is uncomfortable. Paul knows hardship is waiting for him in Jerusalem, yet he remains committed to what God has called him to do.
Faithful Over Profitable
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 20 gives us a powerful reminder that faithfulness is not about having an easy journey. It is about staying committed to what God has called us to do even when pressure, uncertainty, and difficulty show up along the way.
Christ Over Control
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 19 gives us a powerful reminder that real transformation in Christ requires more than inspiration. Sometimes it requires us to let go of the very things that keep pulling us backward.
Keep Going, God Is With You
It’s Monday, a fresh trading week is in front of us, and Acts chapter 18 gives us a powerful reminder for the moments when we feel tired, resisted, or unsure if we should keep going. Paul arrives in Corinth, a difficult city with plenty of opposition, but God meets him there with provision, community, and reassurance.
The Market Is Not Your Master
It’s Sunday, so before another trading week begins, Acts chapter 17 gives us a powerful reminder about what deserves our attention, our trust, and ultimately our worship. Paul walks into Athens and finds a city full of ideas, philosophies, and idols. Everybody is searching for truth, but many are looking in the wrong places. That sounds a lot like the world we live in now, and honestly, it can sou
Closed Doors, God’s Direction
It’s Saturday, so today gives us a chance to step away from the charts, slow down, and reflect on something Acts chapter 16 makes very clear: sometimes a closed door is not rejection. Sometimes it is redirection.
Grace Over Performance
It’s Friday, the end of another trading week, and Acts chapter 15 gives us a timely reminder about grace, pressure, and the danger of believing that our worth has to be earned. The early Church was wrestling with whether Gentile believers needed to follow the Law of Moses in order to truly belong. The answer was clear: salvation comes through the grace of Jesus Christ, not human performance.
Resilient in Christ
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 14 reminds us that faithfulness does not mean everything will be easy. Sometimes obedience comes with resistance, growth comes with pressure, and the very season that feels the hardest is the one God is using to strengthen us the most.
Purpose Over Pressure
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 13 reminds us that God does not call us to move without direction. He calls us with purpose, prepares us through His Spirit, and teaches us to trust Him even when the path ahead is not completely
Faith Over the Outcome
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 12 gives us a powerful reminder about what to do when pressure feels heavy and circumstances seem completely out of our control. Peter is in prison, James has already been killed, Herod is increasing the persecution, and from a human perspective, the situation looks terrible. But Acts 12:5 tells us that the Church was earnestly praying to God for Pe
Led by the Spirit
It’s Monday, a new trading week is here, and before we look at the charts, Acts chapter 11 gives us a powerful reminder about staying open to God’s direction. Sometimes we can get so attached to our expectations, routines, and way of doing things that we resist the very change God is trying to use for our growth.
Let God Challenge Your Perspective
It’s Sunday, so before another trading week begins, this is a good time to slow down and make sure our perspective is aligned with Christ. Sometimes the biggest thing God wants to change is not our circumstances, but the way we see them.
Let Jesusk Change the Trader
It’s Saturday, so today gives us a chance to step away from execution and look a little deeper. We spend a lot of time trying to improve our strategy, refine our entries, and become more consistent in the market. But Acts chapter 9 reminds us that sometimes the biggest transformation God wants to make is not in our system. It is in us.
Scattered, Not Stopped
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 8 gives us a powerful reminder that what feels like disruption is not always destruction. Sometimes God uses the very thing that scattered you to move you into the place where He wants to use you.
Don't Resist the Refining
Before we look at the charts today, Acts chapter 7 gives us a hard but necessary reminder: sometimes the biggest obstacle to growth is not what is happening around us, but what we refuse to change within us. Stephen stands before the Sanhedrin and walks them through generations of God’s faithfulness, while also exposing a repeated pattern of people resisting what God was trying to do.
Protect The Mission
Before we get into the charts today, Acts chapter 6 gives us a lesson that applies to far more than church leadership. It teaches us about focus, delegation, service, and protecting what God has actually called us to do. Because sometimes the biggest threat to your purpose is not something bad. Sometimes it is simply too many good things competing for your attention.
Integrity Before Results
Before we look at the charts today, I want us to think about something that matters far more than whether we finish green or red: who are we becoming when nobody else is watching? Acts chapter 5 reminds us that God is not only concerned with what people see on the outside. He cares about the condition of our hearts.
Boldness Over Fear
It’s Monday, a fresh trading week is in front of us, and before we think about entries, targets, or what the market might do, Acts chapter 4 gives us something even more important to carry into today: boldness that comes from being with Jesus.
More Than What You Asked For
It’s Sunday, which means today is a chance to slow down, reset, and prepare our hearts before another week begins. Before we think about charts, setups, or what we want from the market, Acts chapter 3 gives us a powerful reminder: sometimes we come to God asking for one thing, while He is preparing to give us something far greater.
Filled Before We Move
Acts 2 is where the waiting from Acts 1 turns into movement. In Acts 2:1-4, the disciples are together on the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit fills the room like a rushing wind and rests on them like tongues of fire. The promise Jesus gave them had arrived.
Wait for the Power
Today we’re beginning the book of Acts, and Acts 1 starts with something many of us struggle with: waiting. Jesus has risen from the dead. The disciples know He is alive and that He has a mission for them. But in Acts 1:4-5, Jesus tells them not to leave Jerusalem yet. They are to wait for the promise of the Father, the Holy Spirit. They had the assignment, but they didn't yet have permission to e
He is Risen
Today we’re closing out the Gospel of Luke with Chapter 24, and there could not be a better way to finish. Jesus is alive.
The King Who Chose the Cross
Today we’re in Luke Chapter 23, and we’ve reached the cross.
Faithful Under Pressure
Today we’re in Luke Chapter 22, and this chapter brings us into one of the most intense moments of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Betrayal is unfolding. The cross is approaching. The disciples are struggling to understand what’s happening. Yet through all of it, Jesus remains faithful to the Father.
Stay Watchful, Stay Ready
Today we’re in Luke Chapter 21, and one of the strongest messages Jesus gives us is this: stay watchful, stay faithful, and don't allow the uncertainty around you to move your trust away from God.
Jesus Has the Final Authority
Today we're camping out in Luke 20, where Jesus is confronted again and again by people trying to challenge His authority, trap Him with questions, and undermine His identity. Yet through every confrontation, Jesus remains completely composed because He knows exactly who He is and whose authority He carries.
Faithful Stewards of the King
Today we're camping out in Luke 19, a chapter that reminds us Jesus isn't just interested in changing our circumstances—He's interested in transforming our hearts.
Humble Faith Wins
Today we're camping out in Luke 18, where Jesus reminds us that His kingdom isn't built on pride, performance, or self-reliance. It's built on humble faith.
Faith That Endures
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 17, where Jesus teaches us what enduring faith looks like.
Faithful Stewards of God's Kingdom
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 16, where Jesus teaches us what it means to be faithful stewards of God's Kingdom.
Does God Really Want Me Back?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 15, and it answers one of the most important questions anyone can ask: Does God really want me back?
The Narrow Path of a Disciple
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 14, where Jesus teaches us about the narrow path of a disciple..
Why Does Jesus Call Everyone to Repent?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 13, and it answers an important question: Why does Jesus call everyone to repent?
Where is Your Treasure?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 12, and it answers an important question: Where is your treasure?
Does God Really Hear Our Prayers?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 11, and it answers an important question: Does God really hear our prayers?
Who is My Neighbor
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 10, and it answers an important question: Who is my neighbor?
What Does It Really Mean to Follow Jesus?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 9, and it answers an important question: What does it really mean to follow Jesus?
Why Can We Trust Jesus in Every Storm?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 8, and it answers an important question: Why can we trust Jesus in every storm?
What Does Real Faith Look Like?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 7, and it answers an important question: What does real faith look like?
Why Should We Obey Jesus's Teachings?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 6, and it answers an important question: Why should we obey Jesus' teachings? Luke opens with Jesus and His disciples walking through grainfields on the Sabbath. The Pharisees immediately accused them of breaking the law, but Jesus reminded them of David eating the consecrated bread when he was in need (Luke 6:3–4). He then made a remarkable statement: "The
Why Does Jesus Have the Authority to Forgive Sins?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 5, and it answers an important question: Why does Jesus have the authority to forgive sins? Luke begins with Simon Peter after a long night of fishing. He had worked hard but caught nothing. Then Jesus told him, "Put out into the deep and let down your nets for a catch." Even though it didn't make sense, Peter obeyed.
Can We Really Overcome Temptation?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 4, and it answers an important question: Can we really overcome temptation? Luke tells us that after His baptism, Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, was led into the wilderness. That's a powerful reminder that walking in God's will doesn't always lead to comfort. Sometimes it leads to testing because God is preparing us for what He's called us to do.
Why Was Jesus Baptized?
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 3, and it answers one of the most common questions people ask about Jesus: If Jesus never sinned, why was He baptized? As we walk through this chapter, we're going to discover that Jesus wasn't baptized because He needed repentance. He was baptized to identify with sinners, fulfill the Father's plan, and publicly begin His earthly ministry.
The King in the Manger
Today we're camping out in Luke chapter 2, and it answers one of the greatest questions ever asked: If Jesus really is the Messiah, what evidence do we have?
Who Is Jesus?
Luke explains that he carefully investigated the events surrounding Jesus and relied on eyewitness testimony so his reader could have certainty (Luke 1:1–4). This matters for apologetics because Christianity is not presented as blind faith or mythology. Luke places Jesus within real history and invites us to examine the testimony.
Faithfulness Is The Real Measure Of Success
Today we close out our journey through the Book of Proverbs with chapter 31, and I think it's fitting that the book ends by reminding us what true success actually looks like. The world defines success by money, status, influence, and accomplishments. Trading can do the same thing. It's easy to believe that bigger payouts, larger accounts, and financial freedom are the ultimate goals. But Proverbs
The Trader Who Needs God Wins
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 30 because I believe this chapter teaches one of the most important lessons a trader can ever learn: the moment we think we have it all figured out is often the moment we become the most vulnerable.
Don't Let Fear Or Pride Trade For You
It’s Monday, a brand new trading week, and before the charts start moving and the emotions of the market begin testing us again, I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 29. I believe this chapter speaks directly to two of the biggest enemies every trader faces: fear and pride. If we're being honest, most bad trading decisions can usually be traced back to one of those two things.
Integrity Is The Real Edge
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 28 because this chapter reminds us that our greatest edge in trading isn't our strategy, our indicators, or our ability to read the market. Our greatest edge is integrity before God.
Be Faithful With What's In Front Of You
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 27 because this chapter reminds us that lasting success isn't built by chasing the next big thing. It's built by being faithful with what God has already placed in front of us.
Not Every Trade Deserves Your Attention
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 26 because I believe this chapter contains a lesson that can completely change your trading: not everything deserves a response. In the markets, price is constantly moving. New setups are constantly forming. Social media is filled with trade ideas, opinions, and predictions. But wisdom teaches us that just because something gets our a
The Disciplined Trader Waits on God's Timing
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 25 because I believe this chapter teaches one of the hardest lessons for any trader to learn: the power of patience. In a world that celebrates speed, instant gratification, and quick results, God often works through waiting, refining, and preparation. Proverbs 25 reminds us that true wisdom is often displayed not through constant act
The Righteous Trader Gets Back Up
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 24 because I believe it contains one of the most encouraging verses for anyone on this trading journey. Proverbs 24:16 says, “For the righteous falls seven times and rises again, but the wicked stumble in times of calamity.” I love this verse because it completely changes how we should view setbacks. Notice that the righteous person s
Guard Your Heart More Than Your Portfolio
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 23, because I believe this chapter speaks directly to one of the greatest dangers traders face. Surprisingly, it's not market volatility, losing trades, or drawdowns. The greatest danger is allowing the pursuit of money to slowly capture our hearts.
Protect Your Character More Than Your Account
It’s Monday, a brand new trading week, and before we start looking for entries, managing risk, and watching the charts, I want us to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 22. I believe this chapter reminds us of something that can easily get lost in the pursuit of financial success: your character is worth far more than your account balance.
Prepare Like It Depends on You, Trust Like It Depends on God
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 21, because I believe this chapter gives us one of the greatest lessons a trader can ever learn. Every trader wants to know how to increase their odds of success. We spend countless hours studying charts, refining strategies, backtesting setups, and improving our execution. And while all of that matters, Proverbs chapter 21 reminds us
Character Is Your Greatest Asset
It’s the weekend, the charts are closed, and I think this is the perfect time to step away from the markets and reflect on something far more valuable than our last trade. Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 20, because this chapter reminds us that while the world measures success by performance, God measures success by character. At the end of the day, your greatest as
Trust God Even When Things Don’t Go According To Plan
Today is a little different. The markets are closed, the charts are off, and many of us are stepping into a long holiday weekend ahead of Independence Day. And honestly, I think that makes today the perfect opportunity to step back from trading and reflect on something deeper than entries, setups, and profit. Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 19, because this chapter
Where Does Your Strength Really Come From?
It’s Thursday, and for many of us this is the final trading session before we head into the long Independence Day weekend. Before the markets slow down and we step away for a few days, I want us to reflect on something deeper than charts, setups, and profit targets. Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 18, because I believe this chapter asks a question every trader even
Pressure Reveals What’s Really Inside You
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 17, because I believe this chapter speaks directly to one of the hardest parts of trading that most people underestimate — and that is learning how to handle pressure. A lot of people think trading is simply about finding the right strategy, learning technical analysis, and executing profitable setups. But the longer you trade, the mo
You Control The Process, God Controls The Outcome
Today I want to spend some time in the Book of Proverbs chapter 16, because I believe this chapter carries one of the most freeing lessons a trader can ever learn. So many people enter the markets believing success comes from learning how to control every outcome. We spend hours studying charts, building strategies, backtesting setups, refining execution, and trying to eliminate uncertainty. But P
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