Trading with Jesus

Trading with Jesus

di Corey Robinson

Stagione 3

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.

Stagione 2

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 31 reminds us that God's definition of success is very different. In God's Kingdom, success is measured by faithfulness.

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 attention doesn't mean it deserves our action.

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