Christian Financial Advice and Biblical Stewardship

There’s no such thing as guaranteed employment anymore. But there is such a thing as guaranteed employability.

Begin by asking yourself why you want to save. How important is it to you?

Want to mess up your marriage? Live separate financial lives.

If you’ve tried to deal with your debts on your own and are still struggling, you might be a good candidate for credit counseling.

It was the day that will forever divide my life into “before” and “after.” Things were really bad...

I would submit that some of the financial difficulties our nation is experiencing may not necessarily be a bad thing.

I've found that there are many ways that we think about money that owe more to the world than to the Bible. Let me share 4 of them.

When economic challenges come, there’s a tendency to either panic or do nothing. There's a better alternative...

Much of Christian borrowing happens because of three (bad) things...

Today we’re living in especially worrisome times. Let’s take a look at what the Bible says about worry.

We have fallen for the lie from the pit that says: stuff, sex, money = happiness.

This has been an equal-opportunity recession. Its prolonged nature has impacted us in many ways. We’ll take a look back at lessons learned.

Before we can credibly demand governmental or corporate change, many of us need to make some changes.

Dear Deborah: Do you have any suggestions on how I can affordably give gifts to everyone on my Christmas list?

If you’re really paying attention, life can be a very odd experience. Especially when it comes to money.

In many cases, it’s easiest to bring about positive change by changing our situation.

As a busy wife and homeschooling mom, my motivation has been to be a creative steward of the money my husband works so hard to earn.

Dear Deborah: We need to get rid of the old paperwork, but I don’t know where to start.

A recent article by Tim Challies has deeply challenged me to face the envy and discontentment that lurks in my heart.

One tiny crack in your finances can turn into a major drain through which untold sums are totally wasted.