More and more Christian clients are seeking an advisor who can help them wisely steward the resources God has entrusted to them.

But when anyone can call themselves a Christian financial advisor, how do clients know who they can really trust?

The CKA® designation identifies its holder as a Christian financial professional who has been trained to help them integrate their Christian values into their financial decision making.

As a Certified Kingdom Advisors® (CKA®), Craig has completed the coursework and examination, committed himself to incorporate biblical principles into financial advice, and provides evidence of an approved professional designation.

In addition, CKA®s agree to espouse and practice the Kingdom Advisors Code of Ethics by maintaining active local church involvement and by providing pastoral and client letters of reference. They agree to submit themselves to annual accountability by another Certified Kingdom Advisor® and pledge that they practice biblical stewardship in their personal and professional lives and by regularly giving in proportion to their income.

Kingdom Advisors teach financial principles like:

1. Spending less than you earn
2. Avoiding the use of debt
3. Setting long-term goals
4. Planning for financial margin
5. Giving generously
6. Paying taxes with gratitude