Finances Archives

We tend to live as though money, lots of money, is a necessity for the lives we choose to live. Whereas Jesus teaches that wealth, the love of...

With the last drink of coffee our morning conversation ended as my friend said, “I realize God does care about how I use and manage “His”money.”

With the New Year just around the corner, right now is the ideal time to get in the habit of tracking your spending.

The most important thing you can do is to be an example to your children. How can we expect them to give freely if they don't see you...

If your budget is tight or you’re unsure what to buy that picky teenager or classroom teacher, let’s find some options that may fit the bill, all...

Whatever shopping style you subscribe to, it's always helpful to approach your gift list with a plan of attack. I tend to make lists that outline...

Making it simple appeals for many reasons, but doesn’t make it less festive or meaningful! Consider these 8 ways to fully enjoy your Christmas this...

If Christmas shopping has you worried, maybe there are some ways to show love and give from the heart without breaking the bank. There are many who...

Loving money is expensive. It can cost you your family, precious time (as you pursue its accumulation), and of course your relationship with God.

Could you reduce your spending to $100 this Christmas?

It’s human nature to use times of celebration as an excuse to overindulge, overspend, and overdo. But what if we followed the biblical principle...

We must remember, material possessions are not bad – things are morally neutral. Still, we must hold our belongings in an open hand, treating it...

We need to consider whether the Bible’s guidance about money and Christian responsibility toward money and other resources has insights we can...

If you're struggling with financial problems, you may feel overwhelmed. Adding fasting to your prayers can bring about breakthroughs in even the...

Learning how to live on a limited income does not mean you can’t have anything, but it does mean becoming content with what you do have.