Finances Archives

"On Christmas Eve, Dad returned without the deer he had hoped to shoot. There was no money for gas, for food or anything else..."

Should my brother and his new wife file for bankruptcy? What about looking into debt consolidation?

Churches and Christian organizations must make significant changes to stay relevant in an era characterized by diminishing middle class incomes,...

While arguments rage on about whether tithing is a New Testament practice, the author of Tithing: Test Me in This looks above the legalities to the...

Business is much more than just a way to make money. It's work that matters to God - work that can be a valuable part of helping to redeem this...

Gratitude is spiritual warfare. We tend to adjust to the level of happiness or prosperity we have. We grow to expect it, to not even notice it. And...

In these times of economic difficulties, may we all keep in mind what really matters when it comes to creating happy memories.

God never assures his people of material abundance or physical health. Instead, Christians are promised the riches of Christ.

Dear Deborah: When should my husband and I start teaching our children about money?

Even though Joseph lived 3,500 years ago, his financial wisdom works as well today as it did during his time.

As we trained for the half-marathon, I noticed a lot of similarities between our pursuit of this long-distance running goal and the pursuit of a...

News flash: The Great Recession ended more than a year ago. That cheery announcement came Sept. 20 from the National Bureau of Economic Research....

Just when I start getting comfortable, God rocks my world. Granted, he rocks it in a way that is good. Giving is one of those areas where He...

Is it possible to achieve success without succumbing to greed? In the Old Testament wisdom of Solomon we can identify several guidelines...

With interest rates on savings accounts and CD's so low, where do you recommend a relatively conservative person should invest?