Wisdom for Your Wallet from Proverbs Money is a powerful force in our lives. It can be a blessing or a dangerous trap. The book of Proverbs offers clear, practical wisdom on how the wise and foolish view and use money. What you do with your money is not just a financial decision but a… Continue reading Dollars and Sense
The Uncertainty of Wealth If someone were to look at your life, where would they say your hope lies? For many, wealth is an easy answer. Money offers a sense of security—it pays the bills, provides comforts, and ensures that when problems arise, there’s a safety net. It’s no wonder Paul warns us, “As for… Continue reading Where Is Your Hope?
In a world obsessed with instant gratification and quick returns, navigating finances with a heart rooted in biblical wisdom can be challenging. Yet, Scripture offers timeless principles to guide us in stewarding the resources God has entrusted to us. Here are seven tips on investing from the Scripture. Don’t Consume All That You Are Given… Continue reading 7 Biblical Tips on Investing
As followers of Christ, we often think of spiritual matters—faith, hope, love—and rightly so. But there is also something deeply biblical about recognizing the good of the material world, including the economy. The Scriptures remind us that God created the world and declared it “good” (Genesis 1:31). In His divine wisdom, He established the order… Continue reading On the Godliness of a Good Economy
In the book of Nehemiah, we see Nehemiah rebuilding the city of Jerusalem. He went to the King of Persia, where the Israelites were enslaved, and requested to rebuild the city. The king was gracious and let him spend time working on the wall and gates. They started rebuilding the city, and the people began… Continue reading How to Win with Your Finances
Listening to God’s Every Word All evil has a source. The ultimate and first source was Satan and the demon’s rebellion against God. Scripture then breaks down sin saying it comes from three areas, “the desires of the flesh, the desires of the eyes, and the pride of life” (I John 2:16). You can read… Continue reading Is Money the Root of All Evil?
This is part three of three of a series of 15 myths about giving and church. You can read Part I and Part II here. Last week’s myths: money is evil anyway; I can give when I make more; God knows my heart; I can give what I have leftover; and I need to take… Continue reading 15 Myths about Giving and Church Part III
This is a three part series covering 15 myths about giving and church. Last week we looked at the first five: it’s my money; I’m too poor to give; I don’t give, but I serve; my church doesn’t need my money; and giving ends at 10%. This week we will cover five more myths about… Continue reading 15 Myths about Giving and Church Part II
When it comes to giving financially to a local church, there are lots of myths that need to be debunked. Many people have preconceived thoughts that God has addressed in His Word. We all tend to find ourselves having bought into one or more of these myths at some point in time. Here are the… Continue reading 15 Myths about Giving and Church Part I
Believe it or not, God has a lot to say about money. Many think this is not true because of one verse they may know, or think they know, concerning money: “the love of money is the root of all evil.” This is a multi-part series offering God’s tips on money. You can read Part… Continue reading Three Quick Tips from God on Money Part III
