Jun 16, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
Episode: Faith Driven Entrepreneur Podcast — Episode 379 Release Date: June 16, 2026 Guest: John Rinehart, Author & Founder of Gospel Patrons ## The Generosity Revolution: Rediscovering the DNA of…
John RinehartGuest
Justin FormanHost
I know you've shared some of Henry's journey and Henry's story and patron and what that looks like, but man, it's great to be together.

So there's something that's happening in this moment that feels like that is taking place where I think maybe people are scraping the bottom of the barrel in terms of like, what the world has to offer in terms of wealth.

And it feels like we're in this moment where maybe wealth is kind of being redefined.

How would you say kind of like what's happening kind of in this moment? Are people giving this a second look?

Yeah, I think that in the U.S. at least, we are in the third generation of a generosity movement.

I think most of the world is still in their first generation of a generosity movement.

When we look back at the great authors, the great teachers, the great speakers who've come before us, I think we're standing on the shoulders of guys like Randy Alcorn, Ron Blue, Larry Burkett.

People have been trying to think about a biblical view of wealth and finances for generations now.

And we get to inherit that, we get to grow into that, and praise God that those guys have gone before us.
In other parts of the world, places like

India, where they're just coming up in wealth, and many people who really grew up with nothing are starting to have a significant amount of wealth for the first time, they're asking different questions than we're asking in the US.

What do we do with it? What's it for? And for many of them, it's just security, purchase things that we couldn't purchase before, luxuries.

We've grown up watching maybe parents or grandparents get some of the things that we're supposed to fulfill and satisfy, work the corporate job for 40 years, get the retirement.

And I think in a way, get a little disillusioned to go, I'm not sure I'm gonna sign up for that same dream.

You know, one of the things we talk a lot about is just this idea of like, I think church, we've kind of felt like there's like, you know, something happens, it happens by accident.

But I think that sometimes we gotta kind of pull back the curtain and really kind of name the villain and what we're up against.

And you kind of break it down kind of like to, hey, here's three villains that we've got to really understand like what we're up against.

Can you take us through it? Just kind of help us understand like what is it we're really battling against?

I know you've shared some of Henry's journey and Henry's story and patron and what that looks like, but man, it's great to be together.

So there's something that's happening in this moment that feels like that is taking place where I think maybe people are scraping the bottom of the barrel in terms of like, what the world has to offer in terms of wealth.

And it feels like we're in this moment where maybe wealth is kind of being redefined.

How would you say kind of like what's happening kind of in this moment? Are people giving this a second look?

Yeah, I think that in the U.S. at least, we are in the third generation of a generosity movement.

I think most of the world is still in their first generation of a generosity movement.

When we look back at the great authors, the great teachers, the great speakers who've come before us, I think we're standing on the shoulders of guys like Randy Alcorn, Ron Blue, Larry Burkett.

People have been trying to think about a biblical view of wealth and finances for generations now.

And we get to inherit that, we get to grow into that, and praise God that those guys have gone before us.
In other parts of the world, places like

India, where they're just coming up in wealth, and many people who really grew up with nothing are starting to have a significant amount of wealth for the first time, they're asking different questions than we're asking in the US.

What do we do with it? What's it for? And for many of them, it's just security, purchase things that we couldn't purchase before, luxuries.

We've grown up watching maybe parents or grandparents get some of the things that we're supposed to fulfill and satisfy, work the corporate job for 40 years, get the retirement.

And I think in a way, get a little disillusioned to go, I'm not sure I'm gonna sign up for that same dream.

You know, one of the things we talk a lot about is just this idea of like, I think church, we've kind of felt like there's like, you know, something happens, it happens by accident.

But I think that sometimes we gotta kind of pull back the curtain and really kind of name the villain and what we're up against.

And you kind of break it down kind of like to, hey, here's three villains that we've got to really understand like what we're up against.

Can you take us through it? Just kind of help us understand like what is it we're really battling against?
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