How Much Should You Pay a Guest Preacher?
At some point during the year, most churches have a guest preacher. Maybe tour pastor is out of town or he needs time to focus on other...
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4 Smart Money Moves for March
March is a great month. For college basketball fans, this is when the madness begins. March is also when we start to see some warmer...
Pay Off My Mortgage or Invest?
So, you have some extra cash. What should you do with it—start paying off your mortgage or invest it in the market? Among the 8 Money...
What the Cross Reveals About Generosity
In Matthew 27, we read how the unfathomable became reality. God had sent his one and only Son, Jesus, to the world. While on earth, he...
Pursuing Financial Health? You Need to Know These 3 Things
Maybe you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck. Maybe the debt burden is getting too heavy to carry. Maybe you realized that your...
Why You Should Track Your Generosity
What is one of my biggest financial regrets? During a podcast interview, I was asked this question. I was a good question, one that I...
5 Money Temptations to Flee From
There is a reason Jesus spoke so frequently on money. No, the Son was not fundraising for the Father. God was not looking at His heavenly...
Big Update for 529 Savings Plans
A 529 plan is a college savings plan. 529 plans are run through individual states and provide significant tax benefits. Some 529 plans...
Top Books on Marriage and Money
“My most brilliant achievement was my ability to be able to persuade my wife to marry me.” – Winston Churchill Here, I find myself...
7 Smart Money Moves to Make in January
Welcome to 2023! At the start of most years, we find ourselves motivated to make some big strides in our finances. While some may...
What is a 529 Plan?
A 529 plan is a college savings plan. These plans are run through individual states and provide tax benefits. Some 529 plans are prepaid...
What is Net Worth?
Net worth. You’ve probably heard that term before. But what is it? Your net worth is your assets (what you own) minus your liabilities...
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