Money Bible Scriptures

 

The Bible actually has a whole lot to say about money. Did you know there are actually over 2,000 scriptures that talk about finances?

Here are some of our recommended articles to give a Biblical perspective about money...

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Was Jesus a tightwad?

written by | Biblical Personal Finance, Budgeting

It seems that many Americans think the defining indicator of financial security is your lack of concern for waste. You can see it all over our culture with movie stars spending $30,000 on a designer handbag to carry their dogs in, or in the rock-n-roll lifestyle where music videos clearly portray the idea that,”money is no object,” often times in a competition of who can have the most gold chains or throw the most cash in the air.

19 Proverbs about money

written by | Biblical Personal Finance

I still remember the first time I read through the book of Proverbs and I was fascinated that there were so many proverbs about money. The book is full of so much amazing wisdom and thankfully for us all, the Bible says a lot about money. So this isn’t all of the money proverbs, but […]

What Jesus said about money

written by | Biblical Personal Finance

Through the written word, Jesus has given us a lot of instructions regarding how to manage our money. Money can be a touchy subject for many. However, it is an important area to consider. This is why Jesus made sure to talk about it a lot. Out of all the things Christ shared about money, […]

My strategy for giving away millions

written by | Biblical Personal Finance

What if we could create millions of dollars only to give it away? How many missionaries could be supported? How many evangelistic outreaches could be funded? How many God glorifying books could be published? How many hungry could be fed? How many lost could be reached? I believe there are lots of people who God […]

Can Rich People Get to Heaven?

written by | Biblical Personal Finance

If I am going to write about rich people getting to heaven, we had better clarify what we mean by “rich”. Because most of us compare ourselves with neighbors or fellow workers or bank presidents or movie stars, we can agree that the “richness” is a relative trait. Right? In that case, by that standard, […]