Finances Archives

The road to peace in the midst of economic anxiety can be a long one, but everyone can take the first steps to develop a practical, faith-filled...

“We’re susceptible to letting all existence sort of shrink down to this financial problem," says Lelek. Some churches are taking a new approach to...

Is capitalism Christian? No, but its emphasis of the dignity of the individual makes it more Christian than socialism. Which is something more...

Yesterday, millions of Americans mailed in their tax returns to the federal government. And millions more stood in tea party protests across the...

For decades, the common wisdom has been that home ownership is the ideal. But just as the extremes of virtue become vice, too much of a good thing...

I have been thinking: maybe fasting is the best way to think about the economic crisis—treat it as an extended Lent.

Many consumers today are stressing with money issues because they didn’t learn to budget as children and teens.

In the wake of our current financial crisis, the most popular scapegoat is quickly becoming the wealthy in America, inspiring class warfare...

It is hard to imagine but this one massive spending bill, coming in at $787 billion, is more than twice the total amount the United States spent to...

Could it be that living with less money could lead to more satisfaction? Downsizing our lifestyle has led to a richer life for our family...

Here are some simple money-saving tips to help the average American family who earns between $40,000 and $100,000 save up to $30,000 in a single...

Dr. Jeffrey Herbener compares the economic booms and busts from the past to today's scenario, discussing what policies got America out of the Great...

We're only a few weeks into the year and most resolutions have already been forgotten. Why? Because we make promises we cannot keep...

Your financial decisions have the potential for life-changing blessings and eternal impact — for you, your loved ones, and those you minister to...

The Christmas season is once again upon us and with it, overwhelming encouragement from Madison Avenue to spend what we have not earned to buy what...