As we transition from the “why” to the “how” with Biblical financial principles, we must first examine our belief system. This is a critical exercise because our behaviors are ultimately driven by our beliefs. If we are convicted in our beliefs, we can draw from that faith to make the proper decision. Keep in mind…

As we’ve noted in previous weeks, God has a lot to say about money. So, what are questions that we can ask ourselves to make sure that we’re striving to live by his principles? 1. How much is enough? a. This question is the same as what we covered last week, but with a bit…

As financial planners, the three most common questions that we get are as follows: · Will I ever have enough? · Will it always be enough? · How much is enough? The first two questions are especially prevalent. Let’s dive into each in a bit more detail. Will I ever have enough? Almost daily, we…

We live in a society today that is focused almost solely on the “worldly” perspective. In other words, how does this decision impact my life on Earth? We oftentimes don’t view decisions with an eternal perspective – especially financial decisions. This worldly perspective (which is often based on emotional decision-making that leads to short-term satisfaction) has led to some startling trends:

Money is a subject that impacts each of our lives on a daily basis. There are thousands of moving pieces, decisions to be made, and conflicting advice that floats around our society. What’s the best way to handle it all? Not surprisingly, God’s Word has ample to say about the topic of money.