Finances

Money is the chief competitor to a life of significance. It lures us to relax into comfort and leisure.

Our tipping habits are part of our testimony to the world about who God is. Let’s consider 5 reasons why Christians should be active in changing our reputation and become great tippers.

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 good news is that by using your God-given creativity, you can create big romance on a small budget.

Financial bondage isn't everywhere; thousands of people following God's principles live in financial freedom. You can, too.

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

Giving is something we all must practice. It is one of the ways Jesus overcomes the spiritual poverty of our hearts—and alleviates the physical poverty of others in the process.

The most fundamental lesson any child can learn about finances—even more important than saving—is the lesson of giving.

Dear Deborah: How can I rebuild my credit score?

With the New Year just around the corner, right now is the ideal time to get in the habit of tracking your spending.

Have you ever noticed the joy and satisfaction that well-up from deep within you when you use and share your God-given talents and gifts?

Are you comfortably miserable right now? Is your job secure, but leaving you wishing for something more?

It’s easy to let the busyness of the season take priority over your spouse, but the last thing you want is for the holidays to put stress on your marriage.

Gift giving shouldn’t be a weapon used in sibling (or any other) rivalry. Nor should it be a way to boost your ‘relative’ self-esteem.