God's plan for abundant life is not about accumulating wealth, but about having a relationship with Him. Christians can apply financial wisdom and Christian stewardship principles to manage their money, improve their credit score, and plan for retirement, including utilizing Health Savings Accounts. [... more]

Generosity is a key aspect of experiencing God's joy and expressing His love for others. According to Chip Ingram, generous people have a stronger immune system, happier relationships, and a more positive outlook on life. He argues that generosity is not just about giving money, but also about using one's time, words, and influence to benefit others. By being generous, individuals can develop a more intimate relationship with Christ, grow in their faith, and experience the joy of giving. [... more]

Jesus promises an abundant life, but what does that really mean? Is it material wealth or something more? Join Rob West as he explores the intersection of faith and finance, discussing biblical principles for managing money, debt, and relationships with God and others. [... more]

God wants us to see our money as a trust to manage, not a possession to squander. The Macedonian believers were so excited and joyful that they begged for the opportunity to give, demonstrating that generosity is a matter of spirituality and a reflection of one's relationship with the living God. [... more]

Women often struggle with managing their finances, leading to feelings of anxiety and insecurity. Deborah Piguet, a certified public accountant and author of 'The One-Minute Money Mentor for Women,' offers practical advice on how to take control of one's finances, including creating a budget, setting financial goals, and avoiding debt. She emphasizes the importance of living within one's means and trusting in God's provision, rather than relying on material possessions for happiness. [... more]

The Bible teaches that riches are not inherently evil, but rather a gift from God to be used for the benefit of others. Christians are called to be good stewards of their wealth, being generous and willing to share with those in need. God's people are to be equally concerned for the poor and vulnerable, and to avoid showing favoritism based on financial or social status. [... more]

Living with eternity in mind, the Christian is called to treat others with love and forgiveness, not counting the cost or reaching a quota, but rather striving to max out their love limit and honor God with their financial commitments and resources. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians have a responsibility to care for widows, particularly those who are truly in need. This includes honoring true widows, who have no one to care for them, and providing for their physical and emotional needs. The church should not be burdened with caring for all widows, but rather should focus on supporting those who are truly in need. The family is also responsible for caring for its own members, including widowed mothers, and the church should only step in when the family is unable to do so. Christians are called to work hard and provide for themselves and their families, and to use their resources wisely to support those in need. [... more]

Using money as a worship offering to God, as a means of expressing loyalty and love for Him, is a fundamental principle of giving in the Bible. This concept is rooted in the Old Testament sacrificial system, where offerings were made to God as a way of worship and thanksgiving. In the New Testament, this principle is applied to financial giving, where Christians are encouraged to give to God as an act of worship, rather than just as a duty or obligation. [... more]

The Macedonian church's testimony of generosity in the face of great trial, affliction, and poverty is a powerful motivation for Christians to give cheerfully and abundantly, not out of guilt or greed, but out of dependence on God's grace. The objective of Christian stewardship is to show dependence on God's grace, not just to meet our own needs, but to display God's grace to others, and to trust that God will meet all our needs through His abundant provision. [... more]

Paul Milligan shares his journey of creating wealth and living a life of biblical stewardship, emphasizing the importance of giving and receiving in the kingdom economy, and providing practical steps for achieving financial freedom and spiritual growth. [... more]

God has empowered believers to create wealth for others, not just themselves, and applying His principles can lead to financial success and spiritual growth. Chris Bernard shares his insights on navigating uncertain economic times and building wealth through faith-based investing. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton teaches that having absolutes in life, such as God being the source of all existence and blessings, will bind us to the heart of God, hold us to the word of God, motivate us to listen to God, and encourage us to serve God. He explains the source absolute, which means that God alone is the source of our existence, blessings, and hope, and how this understanding can lead to a purpose-driven life, Christian stewardship, and hope beyond death. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians should not love money, trust in money, or seek to be rich, but rather seek to honor God and work hard to do His will. It also instructs on how to earn, spend, and give money wisely, including providing for family needs, paying debts immediately, saving for the future, and giving generously to support God's work. [... more]

Jim Anthony shares his journey of discovering the diabolical dichotomy between sacred and secular, and how he's been transformed by living a ministry mentality in his business and personal life. He explains the concept of spiritual strongholds and how prayer can revolutionize one's workplace and community, using examples from his experiences in Niagara Falls and Raleigh, North Carolina. [... more]

Jesus warns that material wealth can be an obstacle to entering the kingdom of God, and that true wealth is found in faith, integrity, and devotion to God. He teaches that it's possible to receive the blessings of God, including great wealth, while still having one's heart focused on the kingdom of God. [... more]

Christians must navigate a secular environment where environmentalism is often presented as a competing religion, putting the earth before God. They must hold the tension between protecting and conserving the environment, while not letting environmentalism be used to expand unlimited government power over their lives. [... more]