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Finance Q&A: What Should We Teach Our Kids about Money?
Dear Deborah: When should my husband and I start teaching our children about money?
The Joseph Principle: Flourish During Times of Famine
Even though Joseph lived 3,500 years ago, his financial wisdom works as well today as it did during his time.
Chasing Away Debt: Lessons from a Long-Distance Runner
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...
The "Jobless Recovery" and Missions
News flash: The Great Recession ended more than a year ago. That cheery announcement came Sept. 20 from the National Bureau of Economic Research....
Is Ten Percent Enough?
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...
Can I Achieve Success Without Being Greedy?
Is it possible to achieve success without succumbing to greed? In the Old Testament wisdom of Solomon we can identify several guidelines...
Finance Q&A: Where Should I Invest My Savings?
With interest rates on savings accounts and CD's so low, where do you recommend a relatively conservative person should invest?
Allowances, Chores and Teaching Biblical Stewardship
Should you give your child an allowance? Should it be connected to chores? Financial and parenting expert Shane Barkley addresses the differing...
Are You a Radical?
In Radical: Taking back your faith from the American dream, David Platt illustrates a deep and powerful picture of where the church in America is...
13 Ways to Recover from Financial Setbacks
If you're broke, don't despair. You'll always have enough help from God to grow beyond the challenges you face.
Survey: Living on Less, Christians Still Giving, Avoiding Debt
Even though three out of four families say their income has stayed the same or gone down, 98 percent said they still support their church...
Homeowners Weigh Morality of Walking Out on Mortgages
Desperate homeowners like Lynn Thompson - whose property is worth $90,000 less than she purchased it for - have raised an ethical debate: Is it...
Is Bankruptcy Ever Okay for a Christian?
While bankruptcy's stigma has weakened in recent years, it is still an especially troubling topic for many Christians. What about the biblical...
America: Going Out of Business?
As the economic viability of the European Union teeters on the brink of collapse, Americans are getting a close up look at what happens when...
Don’t Get Grabbed by Greed!
In the 1987 movie Wall Street, Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas, offered a speech in which he expressed the greed of the eighties. He...
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