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Invest for the Future
(December 27, 2001)
Investing multiplies your money so you'll have more resources in the future It's wise to save some of your money for the future, but the only way to make it grow significantly is to invest it. Investing multiplies your money, so you'll have more to meet your future needs and give to others God wants you to help. -
God Will Provide
(April 19, 2006)
With all the emphasis on planning, it's easy to start thinking that financial success or failure depends solely on you. What a relief that isn't the case! Surely God expects each of us to faithfully do the best we can, but ultimately, He has promised to provide for every need... -
To Advance Financially, Be a Quitter
(December 1, 2005)
When I was growing up, one of the worst things you could be called was a quitter. But being a quitter has gotten a bad rap. After all, it's good to quit doing bad things, right? And breaking our bad financial habits is important to our success. -
A Tip to Help You Maximize Your Ability to Save
(March 13, 2003)
You can easily adjust the amount of money your employer deducts from your paycheck for taxes by changing the number of dependents on your W-4 form. The form has instructions on how to estimate your taxes. -
Investing: The Loser's Game That Can Make You A Winner
(August 5, 2005)
Sometimes the best investing method is to be passive and allow others to take the risks. This may sound counterproductive, but Sound Mind Investing explains why it could be to your benefit... -
How to Make the Right Financial Decisions
(March 14, 2006)
Having lived through the thrill of victory (the late 1990 bull market) and the agony of defeat (the 2000-2002 bear market), many people today are finding it increasingly difficult to know which is the "right" step to take. -
How to Make the Right Financial Decisions
(January 8, 2008)
Having lived through the thrill of victory (the late 1990 bull market) and the agony of defeat (the 2000-2002 bear market), many people today find it increasingly difficult to know which is the "right" step to take. -
Investment Timing Isn't as Important as You Think
(November 13, 2008)
The long-term stock investor prospers because he owns shares in businesses that participate in the most productive economy in the world. The important thing is not so much when you buy, but that you buy and continue to buy... -
Investment Timing Isn't as Important as You Think
(June 1, 2005)
The long-term stock investor prospers because he owns shares in businesses that participate in the most productive economy in the world. The important thing is not so much when you buy, but that you buy and continue to buy. -
Investment Timing Isn't as Important as You Think
(August 9, 2006)
The long-term stock investor prospers because he owns shares in businesses that participate in the most productive economy in the world. The important thing is not so much when you buy, but that you buy and continue to buy. -
Put Dollar Cost Averaging to Work for You
(April 23, 2003)
Dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) is a systematic "formula" strategy that can be quite useful because it requires that you make your buying and selling decisions based solely on mechanical guidelines. -
Building Your Retirement Assets and Making Them Last
(October 13, 2004)
During our working years, we must strike that balance between income and spending that allows us to generate a monthly surplus. Many take the short-term (and potentially disastrous) view that "as long as we're paying our bills, our finances are in good shape." -
Building Your Retirement Assets and Making Them Last
(September 10, 2008)
Many take the short-term (and potentially disastrous) view that "as long as we're paying our bills, our finances are in good shape." Without a regular monthly surplus, however, they will not be able to accumulate the investment capital that is needed to provide long-term financial security... -
Plan According to Your Goals; Invest According to Your Plan
(December 21, 2005)
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A Prayer that God Loves to Answer
(July 12, 2006)
"Lord, use me more!" What Christian doesn’t want to come to the end of his or her life and know that theirs was a life well spent for God and His kingdom? But give thought to how you pray, my friends... -
Plan According to Your Goals, Invest According to Your Plan
(February 2, 2005)
Plan first. Invest later. Your investing decisions should always be made on the basis of a personalized strategy -- and your plan should be in writing. -
Managing Your Money for the Glory of God
(October 7, 2005)
Do you have a big vision for your stewardship duties? Or do you think of it as merely paying the bills, putting some money into an investment account, and giving to the church? If it's the latter and your money management routine seems humdrum, you've lost sight of the big picture... -
Handling The Master's Money
(April 14, 2004)
Investing that glorifies God is motivated solely by a desire to see His kingdom grow. If you're a follower of Jesus Christ, then you know-as an absolute truth-that: -
The Wisdom of Having an Emergency Fund Hits Home
(October 20, 2004)
Over the past two months, we've watched as a series of devastating hurricanes battered Florida and the Gulf Coast. My heart has gone out to the numerous homeowners and businesses along the path of these storms. Total damages are still being determined, but cumulatively will likely top $10 billion. -
The Wisdom of Having an Emergency Fund Hits Home
(March 30, 2006)
The most devastating storms are those that come out of nowhere. Let me encourage you to take a fresh look at your entire financial plan, and especially your savings strategy so that when life's storms hit, you'll be ready.
