Solomon Wealth Code's standards for sourcing Scripture, reviewing financial guidance, dating updates, disclosing affiliates, and publishing corrections. Articles are produced by The Solomon Wealth Code Editorial Team.
Solomon Wealth Code publishes guidance on two of the most consequential subjects in a believer's life: Scripture and money. Both demand more care than the average internet article. This page documents exactly how we research, write, review, and correct everything we publish.
Who writes and reviews our content
Every article is produced by — a group of Christians with combined backgrounds in personal finance, theology, and consumer software. No article is published until it has been reviewed by at least one editor for biblical fidelity and one for financial accuracy. Meet the team .
- Scripture-first. Every verse cited is checked against at least two major translations (ESV, NIV, KJV, NASB) and, where meaning is contested, the original Hebrew or Greek using public lexicons (Strong's, BDB, BDAG).
- Named scholarship. When we draw on commentary, we cite the source — Spurgeon, Calvin, Henry, Carson, Keller, Alcorn, Blue, Burkett — never anonymous "experts say" framing.
- Established financial methodology. Calculations follow textbook personal-finance methods (debt snowball, 50/30/20, compound interest, Rule of 72) that any reader can audit with a calculator.
- No paraphrasing God. If we quote Scripture, it is verbatim from a named translation — never "what the Bible basically says."
Every article passes through four stages before going live:
- Draft — Researched against primary biblical and financial sources.
- Theology review — Verses, hermeneutics, and historical context checked.
- Finance review — Numbers, formulas, and recommendations checked.
- Editorial polish — Clarity, structure, and reader usefulness.
Articles are revisited at least every twelve months. The "Updated" date on every post reflects the most recent meaningful revision — not a cosmetic edit.
If we get something wrong — a misquoted verse, a math error, an outdated tax figure — we correct it openly. Significant corrections are noted at the foot of the article along with the date of the change. We do not silently overwrite mistakes.
Spotted an error? Tell us and we'll review within five business days.
Funding & affiliate disclosure
Solomon Wealth Code is an independent app studio. Our income comes primarily from optional in-app purchases. We may occasionally link to books or services we genuinely recommend; where any link could earn us a commission, we disclose it on the page. We do not accept payment for placement in articles, devotionals, or audio lessons. Editorial decisions are made by the editorial team alone.
Use of AI
We use AI tools to assist with research, outlining, and copy editing. Every published article is reviewed and approved by a human editor. AI is never the final author of theological interpretation or financial guidance on this site.
What we are not
Solomon Wealth Code is not a substitute for a Certified Financial Planner™, CPA, tax attorney, or pastor. Our content is educational. For decisions that materially affect your household — taxes, investments, insurance, estate — please consult a licensed professional and your local church.