The Lord Jesus teaches us to prioritize treasures in heaven over earthly wealth, encouraging us to sell what we have and give to the poor, while also being responsible to provide for our own and those dependent on us, with simplicity and singleness of heart. [... more]

Randy Alcorn discusses the six principles from his book The Treasure Principle, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview in managing finances and cultivating an eternal perspective. He explains that God owns everything and we are his money managers, and that our heart follows where we put our treasure. Alcorn also shares insights on cultivating an eternal perspective, the law of rewards, and God's prosperity for the purpose of giving. [... more]

Frugality can be a tool for faithful stewardship, but when pursued for its own sake, it can lead to selfishness, greed, and pride. Jesus teaches us to seek God's kingdom and his righteousness, and all our needs will be added to us. Rob West discusses the difference between frugality and financial stewardship, and how to achieve true peace and freedom from financial anxiety. [... more]

Helping the poor reflects God's character, and generosity is a hallmark of Christian living. Biblical stewardship involves surrendering everything to God and being good managers of the resources he's given us. Christians can stand out in a society marked by selfishness and materialism by their commitment to helping others. [... more]

Dr. Ken Boa and Russ Crossen discuss biblical leverage and using temporal wealth for eternal gain, exploring the idea of giving proportionately and sacrificially, and the importance of having a mindset of privilege and freedom in giving. They also address asset-based giving, cash flow giving, and net worth giving, and provide guidance on how to create a plan for managing a large sum of money. [... more]

The Bible uses the moth as a symbol for God's judgment, which can manifest in various ways, including wasting time, accumulating temporary wealth, anxiety, and excessive recreation. The moth's quiet and gradual destruction can be seen in the lives of individuals who neglect their spiritual lives, prioritize material possessions, and focus on physical appearance. However, God can restore moth-eaten lives, and it's essential to examine one's life daily, using time wisely and pursuing the Lord. [... more]