Money is amoral, neither good or bad; how we handle it is the challenge. Therefore, we shouldn’t be surprised if a holy God wants to use money to guide us, challenge us, and improve us.
The Blog
How to Survive a Financial Crisis: 12 Tips For Married Couples
Job loss. A lay off. Fraud. Getting fired. Robbery. Legal Issues. Credit card debt. In a moment, any of these instantaneous events can shatter your financial plan. At times these events do not come alone, but they come in groups – event after event. Unfortunately, life is filled with disappointment, frustration, and surprise. So what […]
14 quotes to help you stay out of debt
Staying out of debt (and then getting out of debt) can be hard. There is always something tempting us to spend our money… even when we don’t have money to spend. We need to remind ourselves that it is ok to NOT buy every new thing that is advertised. We can live with less and still […]
10 Things American Christians Must Do With Their Money
Let’s face it. If you live in America, you are rich. Sure, there are exceptions like those who can’t afford food or shelter, but generally speaking, if you compare yourself to others around the world, you are filthy rich…
How To Create A Will In Less Than 10 Minutes And For FREE!
Well, if you didn’t know (and I am sure you didn’t), this month is National “Make-A-Will” month. And while I tend to think manufactured holidays and “months” like this are silly, in this case I think it is a good reminder for those who haven’t taken this critical and simple step. So today I am […]
What To Do When You Hate Your Job (4 Keys To A Brighter Future)
These are 4 important things to do when you hate your job…
15 Bible Verses to start Your day off right!
There is no better way to start your day off right than to be guided by the word of God. Beginning your day in the word, is the best way to have a great day. And if you are a Christian who would like to have a thriving financial life freeing you up to be […]
5 Reasons Your Kid Shouldn’t Go to College (and What They Can do Instead)
[Note from Bob: I get WAY too many emails from readers who take out over $100K+ in student loans and upon graduation discover that even low paying jobs can be hard to come by. Many find themselves deep in debt with very little income – not exactly starting off on the right foot. I […]
