Most pastors were never taught how to handle money. They lead people well, then quietly carry stress about their own finances. In this first episode of The Pastoral Finance Podcast, Todd Hukill walks through five money mistakes he sees pastors make again and again, and a simple next step out of each one.

Todd is an ordained pastor and has spent nearly two decades as a financial advisor and as Finance Director for a statewide ministry network. This show exists to give pastors clear, trustworthy help with money. No pressure, no guilt.

In this episode:

1. Waiting too long to ask for help

2. Living paycheck to paycheck without knowing where the money goes

3. Trying to manage your money without a system

4. Thinking you are planning just because you have a budget

5. Trying to fix everything at once

The takeaway: you are not alone, and you are not stuck. Real progress is a series of small, consistent steps. Pick one and take it this week.

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This show is for education and encouragement, not personalized financial or tax advice. Before you act on anything, talk it through with a qualified professional who knows clergy taxes and your situation.

The Pastoral Finance Podcast launches June 26. Todd Hukill, a pastor and longtime financial advisor, gives pastors clear, trustworthy help with the money side of ministry. Housing allowance, retirement, and the decisions that quietly shape your future. No pressure, no guilt, no jargon.

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