Finances

One of the first things you should realize is that climbing your way out of a debt hole is not always a piece of cake.

Whether you embrace the chance to claim a few extra dollars, or hide under a rock to avoid the process altogether, it’s inevitable.

Many families, especially during this time of year, find themselves overwhelmed by debt and completely stressed over huge financial burdens. If this describes how you are feeling right now, take heart, there is hope.

“And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart” (Galatians 6:9)...

What does freedom mean to you? Making the most money you can, or spending time with your loved ones?

The best things in life really are free, and spending less money on what you do have to buy can enrich your life in priceless ways.

Seek God in your brokenness and find riches that go beyond money, enriching your soul even if your bank account runs low.

Have you ever experienced stress and anxiety because you’re dealing with a ton of financial problems? I’ve been there.

Learning how to live on a limited income does not mean you can’t have anything, but it does mean becoming content with what you do have.

You don’t have to tithe. God isn’t a tax collector, nor does He demand your obedience. God loves you so much He gives you the choice. But why wouldn’t you want to give back to Him?

To develop a healthy, biblical relationship with money, we must build on this truth: God owns us and everything we have.

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

Wrestling with career path decisions? Try applying these 4 scriptural principles.