Finances Update

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  7 Rules for Thrifty Back-to-School Shopping Here are a few of my personal tips for saving money – and saving your sanity – when it comes to back-to-school shopping. Theresa Ceniccola Aug 12, 2022
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  The Differences Between Tithing and Giving Though the law requiring the Israelites to give ten percent of their income is a good place to start, it seems that when a specific amount doesn’t bind us, we are able to prove what our hearts are truly made... Jen Jabbour Aug 05, 2022
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  The Power of a Generous Life While this may seem obvious to you, it is a surprise to many people when they realize that God is generous. Philip Wagner Aug 05, 2022
• Home Decorating on a Budget Want to spruce up your home but can't afford a total makeover? Here are a few easy ideas for decorating on a budget. Jennifer Maggio Jul 29, 2022
• Surprising Ways to Help College Students Thrive God made us so that when we love Him and others, especially with the unconditional love Jesus taught and modeled, it develops a bond of connection that helps us become more fully human in the ways that He... Michael Lee Stallard Jul 29, 2022
• How to Manage Your Money with the Bible in Mind Money is always a hard topic because most of us are very private, proud, and protective of how we manage our resources. Brittany Rust Jul 29, 2022
• How to Budget Yourself to Financial Freedom Take a pro-active stance with fiances. This begins with an awareness of spending habits so that you can adjust according to your income level. Jennifer Slattery Jul 15, 2022
• Are You a Spender or a Saver? If you’re a spender who married a saver, you CAN learn how to decrease the amount of conflict and increase trust between you. Whitney Hopler Jul 15, 2022
• How to Vanquish the Debt Dragon Together with Your Spouse Paying off an insurmountable amount of debt did not begin with a plan, a budget, or even an agreement. Instead, our journey to financial freedom began with a shared dream. Cherie & Brian Lowe Jul 01, 2022
• How to Pass the Joy of Giving on to Your Children The most fundamental lesson any child can learn about finances—even more important than saving—is the lesson of giving. Randy Alcorn Jun 24, 2022
• 5 Simple Steps to Start Getting Out of Debt One of the first things you should realize is that climbing your way out of a debt hole is not always a piece of cake. Jason Cabler Jun 17, 2022
• Why Exactly Were Tax Collectors so Hated? For Jews living in Jerusalem and the surrounding regions during the first century, paying taxes to the Roman Empire was understandably a source of great consternation and displeasure. Those responsible for... Joel Ryan Jun 17, 2022