Faith & Finance

Are We Asking the Right Questions About Investing? with Aimee Minnich

When Christians think about faithful stewardship, generosity often comes to mind first. We ask how much we should give, where our gifts should go, and how we can use our

Should You Be a Landlord?

Owning rental property is a little like ordering pizza with anchovies. It might be just what you're looking for, but it's certainly not for everyone. Rental real estate

Navigating the Storms of Life with Howard Dayton

Jesus never promised us a life without trouble. In John 16:33, He tells His disciples, “In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.

Using Your Investments to Fuel Generosity with Brian Mumbert

Your investments can do more than grow your portfolio. They can also create meaningful opportunities to bless others and support the work of God's Kingdom. As the end of

How Do I Prepare the Next Steward? with David Wills

Someday, someone else will steward the resources God has entrusted to you. But will they be prepared for that responsibility? Many families devote considerable time and

Faith-Based Investing: Separating Fact from Fiction with Mark Regier

You may know how your retirement investments are performing, but do you know what they're actually supporting? For many Christians, stewardship shapes how we earn, spend

What If Your Next Steward Is a Ministry? with Sharon Epps

When you think about leaving an inheritance, you probably picture children or grandchildren. But what if your next steward isn't a person at all? For many Christians, le

Finances When You're a Widow with Rachel Faulkner Brown

Losing a spouse changes almost everything. Beyond the emotional weight of grief, there are practical responsibilities that can suddenly feel overwhelming. Bills still nee

Why God Has So Much to Say About Money with Randy Alcorn

Money can be a wonderful servant or a terrible master. It touches nearly every part of our lives, influencing our decisions, shaping our priorities, and often revealing w

Intentional Giving

Every day, we make decisions about money, but not every decision is made with intention. When it comes to generosity, many of us wrestle with the same questions: Where sh

Turning Good Intentions Into Generosity with Kendra VanderMeulen

Most Christians want to be generous. But wanting to give and actually following through are two different things. With so many worthy causes, competing needs, and financ

Where Have You Placed Your Security?

“The wealth of the rich is their fortified city; they imagine it a wall too high to scale.” — Proverbs 18:11 (NIV) Money can provide real protection, but it can also cre

Rethinking Open Enrollment with Lauren Gajdek

It's almost time for health insurance open enrollment again. For many families, that means sorting through premiums, deductibles, coverage options, and rising healthcare

Choosing Contentment

If there's one word that defines our culture, it's more. More upgrades. More comfort. More square footage. More of whatever promises to make life a little better. Yet, d

Defined by Christ, Not Wealth

Money can tell you how much you have, but it makes a terrible answer to the question, “Who am I?” Wealth is a gift to steward, but it was never meant to become our ident

Biblical Wisdom for Better Investing: Managing Emotions and Risk with Mark Biller

We like to think we make rational decisions with our money, but what if our emotions influence our financial choices far more than we realize? That’s one of behavioral e

Freedom from Borrowing

What if debt isn't just a financial issue, but a discipleship one? We often view borrowing through a financial lens, focusing on interest rates, monthly payments, and re

The Transformative Potential of Work with April Tam Smith

A job can be more than a paycheck. It can provide dignity, create opportunities, and open doors for meaningful change in someone's life. For April Tam Smith, that belief

How to Save for Major Purchases

One of the simplest ways to avoid credit card debt is to save up for major purchases before you make them. When you plan ahead for expenses you know are coming, you can

3 Questions To Ask Before Dipping Into Your Emergency Fund

Having an emergency fund is an important part of wise financial stewardship. But building one is only half the battle. You also need to know when to use it. It can be te