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5 Steps to Learn Patience and Save Money
How much money do you need to live a content life? Is it "just a little bit more," like it is for so many people?
Does it Count as Tithing if You Don’t Give Directly to the Church?
Needs abound today among the body of Christ and elsewhere. And because of that, everywhere we turn, people or organizations seem to be asking for...
Should Christians Invest in the Stock Market?
What Paul says in 1 Corinthians 10:31 can be applied to the stock market. There Paul said, “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do...
How to Trust God When Money Seems Scarce
How do we trust God when we're facing pay cuts, layoffs, rising bills, and declining home values?
The Biggest Misunderstanding of God’s Design for Our Money
Generosity was never meant to be a leftover. Generosity was meant to be the priority.
6 Ways to Trust God During an Economic Recession
You have an incredible opportunity to strengthen your trust in God as your Provider and Sustainer through this difficult time. Here are six ways...
How I Learned to See Money from a Godly Perspective
... since God is the ultimate Refuge in my life, money isn’t to provide safety as much as it is about relying on God for his provision.
Do You Know the Difference Between Tithes and Offerings?
Knowing the difference in tithes and offerings will free you up to cheerfully give the right amount at the right time.
3 Life Lessons I've Learned from Student Loan Debt
Get the perspective of a college grad (and a personal finance author) on what can be learned from student loans. It's not all bad!
The 10 Best Reasons to Give Generously
God’s Word gives us great reasons for being generous to everyone around us, contributing to the needy and poor and generously supporting the work...
Are You Financially Prepared to Care for Your Aging Parents?
Before we reach the age when we will personally require care, many of us must first learn to care for our elderly family members.
Should You Tell Your Children about Your Financial Struggles?
Hearing my mother be vulnerable with me about the state of our finances was comforting. I couldn't do anything to change the situation. However,...
4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Tax Refund
Whether you embrace the chance to claim a few extra dollars, or hide under a rock to avoid the process altogether, it’s inevitable.
What Is a Cheerful Giver? 6 Biblical Characteristics of Joyful Giving
Beautiful examples of how to give cheerfully are all found in the Bible. Here are six principles for giving with trust, quietness, and more.
How Does Having a Budget Glorify God?
Having a budget seems like a joke in our spend, spend, spend society. Some people see a budget as boring and constricting. They think having to...
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