Finances

In today's challenging economic climate, making ends meet requires smart financial strategies, and this article reveals practical ways to stretch your budget. Discover simple yet effective methods to trim expenses and boost your savings, even when money is tight.

When we want the other to drop something that we feel is unnecessary or detrimental to our budget, we can often turn away from a logical, unemotional assessment to an insulting, offensive attack on the one we love the most.

Fear of financial hardship is real. Thankfully, the Bible gives us guidance in this particular area. Though fears set in and take root within our brains, we can uproot the emotion with some biblical truths from God.

Many Christians say that just because the Bible does not explicitly condemn betting, that it is fine to participate. But there are many aspects of sports betting, especially with the prevalence and convenience of apps, that Christians must be wary of.

Saving is a practice that the Bible considers part of wisdom. How can a parent teach this biblical principle to their children--and make it fun?

When you live with that big of a perception of God, your trust in Him and His provision will be evident, even down to the tiniest detail. And you will live confidently, in great expectation of how He will come through.

While the Bible doesn’t specifically contain the word “gambling,” a number of passages urge good financial stewardship and warn against being foolish with money or get-rich-quick scenarios.

Spring is here! The house isn't the only thing that may need some dusting off.

The Bible has a lotto say about money. But despite what many may think, the Bible and Jesus are not anti-wealth. If we look closer at this verse, we see that Paul specifies that the love of money is the root of all evil, not money itself. So let's take a look at this verse and how we can guard our own hearts against greed.

Bring your finances to the Lord, whether you are in plenty or want. He understands that we need them, but he doesn't want us to be burdened by money or possessions. Ask the Lord to show you where you are misplacing money in your life, and be willing to sacrifice where He asks you to.

Valentine’s Day does not need to break the bank to be an opportunity to spread some love and kindness to those around you. Be it a friend, a family member, or a romantic partner, you have a beautiful opportunity to offer something wonderfully thoughtful this year. It may even soften the heart of the most steadfast cynic of Valentine’s Day by giving a little softness and love to someone you care about.

There are plenty of Bible verses and stories about money, often focusing on those who are generous. But in this lesser-known parable, is Jesus angry at the rich man? As with all passages, it's important to look at the context. Let's see what Jesus is, and is not, saying in this story.

I believe it’s important for couples to find ways to express their love year-round; but don’t feel obliged to buy roses and a card.

Is God talking about money when he says that "no good thing will he withhold" from righteous people?

As Christians, we can get caught up in financial doctrines; however, let us remember that God doesn’t evaluate us based on our income bracket, what kind of car we drive, or what kind of house we live in—God sees our heart.