Finances

When we financially struggle, it's easy for money to consume our hearts, allowing fear and frustration to grow. When financially comfortable, it's easy to lean on money as the (false) sense of our joy.

A tax refund isn't a gift from the universe: it’s part of your paycheck that you should have been getting all along.

“A fool and his money are soon parted” is certainly a wise saying. It reminds us to be prudent and sensible with our finances. But is it in the Bible?

Differences in handling money that lead to discord are Satan’s effective weapons. They cause separation from the one to whom we said “I do.”

The truth is, the natural man doesn’t like to give his stuff away. In our basest form we want to hoard and grab. So, one of the things I enjoy sharing are some of the blessings that accompany Godly giving. But even here, we have to understand just how counter-intuitive the Christian faith really is...

It’s hard enough to create financial stability when we’re on the same page, but what happens when our philosophies concerning finances are completely different?

I’ve learned this: yes, money can buy some level of happiness… but it’s temporary. But joy is lasting.

 Imagine what thirty dollars can do in the hands of Jesus rather than in your bank account.

A decision to spend beyond what one can afford injures the entire household. Whether or not they can articulate the reason for the burden, they feel it nonetheless.

The historic doctrine of the incarnation (God taking on human nature) helps us to see all elements of His human nature operating in the Gospel accounts. This includes economics.

Individuals using this advice reported saving anywhere from $6,000 to $56,000. It works! Read this article and you’ll be ready to reap financial rewards for a lifetime.

If you're struggling with financial problems, you may feel overwhelmed. Adding fasting to your prayers can bring about breakthroughs in even the toughest situations.

But if we are fooling ourselves by saying that only the rich and famous have problems with materialism, think again!

If money occupies such a crucial space in our lives, we should study God’s Word to understand and follow His wisdom. Among the thousands of verses, we can find guidance regarding obtaining, spending, borrowing, saving, and giving money.

The love of money is a heart problem. It is a choice to pursue wealth for sheer luxury or selfish consumption instead of looking at life from a biblical, eternal perspective and accumulating money and resources as a powerful tool to bring glory to the Lord. There’s a fine line of difference sometimes, but here are 10 signs you might love money.

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Our finances are one of the biggest aspects of our lives. It’s something we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis, from paying bills to making purchases to that splurge once in a while. No one is perfect, and many of us can do better. If one of your goals is to become wiser and more discerning with your finances, these tips should help.

No one hopes to fight. No one dreams about arguing. But what couples may not see as they gaze into their future is how a little something that they’ve known since their childhood could easily come between them. A little thing called money.

With the last drink of coffee our morning conversation ended as my friend said, “I realize God does care about how I use and manage “His”money.”

Our culture puts lots of value on stuff. And stuff is fine! But are you keeping yours in the proper perspective?