Financial wisdom grounded in something greater.
Eric Kabler, CKA®, helps Christian families bring their financial decisions and deepest convictions into the same conversation.
Eric Kabler, CKA®
Senior Advisor & Founder
More Than Letters After a NameYour faith should not disappear when the financial conversation begins.
A Certified Kingdom Advisor® is a financial professional who has completed specialized education for integrating biblical wisdom with financial counsel. The designation is issued by Kingdom Advisors, a Christian ministry serving financial professionals.
For you, that means room to talk openly about stewardship, generosity, contentment, legacy, and the impact of your investments—without separating those convictions from practical financial planning.
Biblical investing, explained by Eric.
Eric Kabler explains Kingdom Advisors and what the Certified Kingdom Advisor® designation means for families seeking biblically wise financial counsel.
Financial advice. Biblical wisdom. Faithful stewardship.
Biblical wisdom
Financial conversations begin with what Scripture teaches about ownership, contentment, generosity, debt, and faithful stewardship.
Experienced counsel
Faith is integrated with practical planning for investments, retirement, estate decisions, charitable giving, and family legacy.
Shared convictions
You can discuss your goals with an advisor who understands why your Christian values belong in the financial conversation.
Training designed for the intersection of faith and finance.
Kingdom Advisors requires education, examination, experience or qualifying credentials, references, and ongoing annual compliance to maintain an active CKA® designation.
See the official requirementsFocused education
Candidates complete the CKA® Educational Program in biblical financial principles and their application to client counsel.
Exam and experience
Certification includes a proctored examination and professional experience or qualifying industry credentials.
References and accountability
Applicants provide three references, including a pastoral reference, and maintain the designation through annual requirements.
The CKA® is a professional designation, not a government license. FINRA does not approve or endorse professional credentials or designations.
Bring your whole financial life to the table.
Biblical stewardship is bigger than an investment screen. It shapes how you prepare, provide, give, plan, and pass wisdom to the next generation.
- Retirement income and long-term planning
- Faith-aligned portfolio construction
- Generosity and charitable giving
- Estate planning and family legacy
- Business-owner and ministry stewardship
- Financial decisions through life transitions
Eric has been joining financial counsel with biblical wisdom since 1988.
Eric began his career with Christian Financial Concepts, the ministry led by Larry Burkett. Burkett later joined Ron Blue in founding Kingdom Advisors in 2003 to equip Christian financial professionals for biblically wise counsel.
Today, Eric's CKA® designation continues that calling: helping clients pursue clear financial goals while remembering that stewardship begins with a deeper question—what is this wealth for?
“Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful.”
1 Corinthians 4:2
Part of a wider movement.
Kingdom Advisors equips Christian financial professionals and helps families find advisors prepared to integrate faith with financial counsel.
A few helpful answers.
Is a CKA® the same as a financial license?
No. The CKA® is a professional designation issued by Kingdom Advisors. It complements—but does not replace—the licenses, registrations, and other qualifications required for an advisor's work.
Does faith-based advice mean financial fundamentals come second?
No. The goal is to bring sound financial planning and biblical wisdom into the same conversation, so recommendations can address both your financial objectives and your convictions.
Do I need to have everything figured out before we meet?
Not at all. An initial conversation is a place to share what matters to you, ask questions, and identify where your current plan may or may not reflect your priorities.
Can you review investments I already own?
Yes. A complimentary portfolio conversation can help identify questions about your current holdings, financial goals, and faith-alignment preferences.
What would it look like for your financial plan to reflect your faith?
Meet with Eric to talk through your priorities and the questions your current plan may not be answering.
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