Finances

A surefire way to squelch the desire for more is to pause and assess all existing blessings from God.

This sin has moved in, set up camp in our churches, and now we don’t seem to care anymore. But it’s hurting our relationship with God and each other.

When we begin to see poverty the way the Bible does, we see a number of practical opportunities to worship Jesus.

Jesus modeled biblical stewardship at every turn during His time on earth. Big surprise, right? Well, the challenge for us isn’t just recognizing His example. We’ve got to imitate His example.

The last year had been wrought with blessing and struggle: we’d lost two houses, gained two babies, and quit one job.

When you finally decide to get out of debt, it’s easy to be intimidated by the huge goal you’ve presented for yourself.

Sometimes being generous calls for more than a compassionate heart and kind word; sometimes it requires you to dig into your pockets and put some money on the table.

Stewardship is our ultimate calling as Christ followers.

Those who live in this “land of opportunity” are given every advantage. So as a nation, we should top the charts in happiness, right?

Dear Roger, Dealing with finances is so confusing to me. I’m trying hard to minimize my spending, but I always seem to spend everything I make. My credit card debts are increasing. I’d like to have money to give to people in need and to support ministries, but I never have enough. Can you help?

Learn why it's especially important to have financial peace as a single mom.

Whatever the situation is in your home, finances bring a unique set of challenges. We have to know how to avoid the common things that drag us into financial disagreements that cause discord in our marriages.

What do you do when you feel financially wrecked? When all you have resurrected is tumbling? Find 6 ways to find refuge in the Lord when hard times hit.

How can you reduce your expenses? Can you move to another area that is more affordable? Read more inside.

According to a recent report, half of Americans spend more than they earn, but don’t realize it!