The Seven Money Types

Discover How God Wired You to Handle Money

By: Tommy Brown

Narrated by: Joey Collins

Length: 8 hrs and 6 mins

Publisher's summary

Referred to as The Five Love Languages for money, The Seven Money Types helps listeners identify how God has wired them to think about, feel toward, and handle money and how that knowledge affects their financial well-being. "True financial well-being involves more than getting out of debt and accumulating wealth.... It's about discovering how you're wired by God and how that wiring influences the way you think about, feel toward, and handle money," says financial development strategist Tommy Brown. This unique book draws from Brown's years of experience in pastoral ministry and money management.

The culmination of seven years of development work, The Seven Money Types complements practical financial programs to help listeners experience financial freedom that goes beyond the bottom line. As Brown reveals the seven money types found in the Seven Shepherds of Scripture, he helps listeners identify their type by means of a 35-question assessment. Whether they are an Abraham (hospitality), an Isaac (discipline), a Jacob (beauty), a Joseph (connection), a Moses (endurance), an Aaron (humility), or a David (leadership), Brown coaches individuals in understanding, affirming, developing, and enjoying their unique approaches to money. This journey of self-discovery reduces internal struggles, brings greater understanding and appreciation of others, and improves relationships.

©2017 Tommy Brown (P)2017 Recorded Books

Must read!!

Great book! Very insightful material that inspires one to look deeply into themselves to see which type or types that may be. Also good for understanding others (including you spouse or parents).

Loved it

I need to make sure my kids read this early in life so they can understand money’s value and how to use it as a tool but not be driven in life just for money itself.

identify differences and help understand self

I love this audiobook. I listened to the whole thing even though I identified my money type early. It was well worth understanding the people around me and how they think of money. I no longer feel guilty about how I choose to spend money. And I've learned how to avoid pitfalls.

My Soul Yearned for this and Found it!

The title speaks of my thoughts about this book. I recommend this to anyone looking for affirmation and understanding about how they interact with money and how God views it.

Great book

it was a great book, my husband and I enjoyed listening to it on our road trip. it helped us understand our different money types, and how to learn from each other as a couple. to see and embrace our balance..

Awesome book!

My fiancé and I disagree sometimes on how we spend our own money. I was searching for a book just to understand him better. And this book was exactly what I was looking fo. It all makes perfect sense. I am an Abraham money type and he is a Jacob money type. It did help me to understand myself better and also learn more about my fiancé and why he spend his money the way he does. I think this book defiantly helped me in just seeing the good in his type and to work on my shadow side as well.

Interesting and Thought Provoking

Found very interesting and parallels a book of several years ago by Dr Tim LaHayes, “Spirit Controlled Temperament”It is not a fun read as it will require several rereads especially in those areas to which I identify,

I believe this book could be very helpful to young couples especially for all engaged couples and anyone that work in an environment, requiring understanding of other peoples orientation.

I believe many pastors believe they are fundraisers/ motivators and could be well served by reading this book, understanding this book if it is affecting their congregation’s stewardship.

To compartmentalized...

This book, as do many Christian books, tries to fit God’s diverse and multifaceted creation into tidy boxes. The world just isn’t that simple. I believe that many can identify with the “types” outlined in this book. However, I identified with all of them and none of them all at the same time. I am sure this book is a great help for many; me not so much.