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Bible-believing Christians and those who are concerned about the economic future of America have the consensus view that strange times are ahead. Even with fiscal spirits raised by the election of President Donald J. Trump, geopolitical turmoil continues to threaten the markets.
Physical precious metals like gold and silver continue to draw Americans to them even as price records are being broken every week.
Christian actor Neal McDonough said, “In a world full of uncertainties, Genesis Gold Group has been a beacon of light for me and my family. That is why they have my complete confidence and faith.”
With recent movies that highlight the uncertainty of today’s world, including “Homestead” by Angel Studio that tells of the aftermath of a nuclear attack, McDonough has built a reputation of being acutely aware of end times scenarios. His work with Genesis was recently highlighted during an ad he cut with fellow Christian actor Dean Cain.
Faith Before Finances
“For the love of money is the root of all evil…”
1 Timothy 6:10 is often misquoted to say that money itself is the root of all evil. This isn’t true. We can take the necessary actions in our lives to secure our futures and support our families without falling into a life driven by the acquisition of material things.
This is why Genesis Gold Group is very different from other precious metals companies. Their adherence to financial stewardship as it aligns with faithful stewardship can be understood with their free, world class Wealth Protection Guide.
But not all of their clients are Bible-believing Christians. Some turn to Genesis because they have demonstrated an uncanny integrity that is rare in the cutthroat business of precious metals.
Unlike other companies in the industry, Genesis Gold Group does not promise “bonus” or “free” silver to their clients. Such offers are disingenuous; these companies don’t have so much extra silver that they can send out thousands of dollars worth to people who pay their $199 service fee. The math doesn’t add up, which is why even non-believers appreciate the straight-forward and transparent process that Genesis Gold Group facilities for its clients.
To learn why McDonough and so many others are turning to Genesis Gold Group for their precious metals needs, request their Wealth Protection Guide today.
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