Finances Update Archives

How should Christians view and use their finances in light of their new life in Christ? Let’s examine five ways that the Bible changes what we...

Family lessons were the inspiration for my new book, "Smart Money Smart Kids," that I co-authored with my dad, Dave Ramsey.

A few weeks ago I wrote an article called “Why it’s Important to Keep Tithing in Tough Economic Times” and, quite frankly, I was surprised by the...

Jesus’ statement challenges the idea of working hard and climbing the ladder of success, and confronts the current of independence and materialism...

Effective financial planning creates a stable foundation for your family, fostering an environment where love, support, and shared experiences...

The Lord didn’t tell His listeners not to pursue gaining wealth. But He did give them a caution not to make that a higher priority in life than...

As we find ourselves in the midst of rising prices and lower purchasing power these days, one question of profound spiritual and social importance...

It is, of course, good to be thankful once we are through the trial. But when we give thanks in the trial, we will receive the multiplied blessings...

Instill in your kids these important values that go beyond the green bills. It's about teaching them to navigate the currency of compassion, the...

By donating to various Christian charities, you can join the cause to fight poverty, sickness, injustice, and more – all without leaving your...

How can we guard our motives, live above reproach, and minister faithfully? We do this by keeping our eyes, minds, and hearts focused on Christ....

What if we made our giving a habit of joy and fulfillment in the Lord? What if we invested in the Kingdom of God according to the Spirit of God?...

You may have heard the popular saying: money is the root of all evil. But is it? This saying has its source in the Bible but is usually misquoted....

Here are four verses for you to meditate on, prayer points you can uplift, as well as their corresponding practical steps.

If you’re killing yourself with an overfull schedule, have you considered resolving to let some things go?