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Most of us Christian personal finance bloggers will often remind you have the importance of good financial stewardship. Most readers know that financial stewardship requires knowing God is the owner of all things, including money. God requires us to manage resources wisely for His Godly purpose for our lives.
Forgotten Component Of Financial Stewardship
But on a recent Crown Money Life radio program, Chuck Bentley (CEO of Crown) pointed out an often forgotten, but important component of financial stewardship. We often look at financial stewardship in two parts: earning money and managing money.
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WSJ Complete Personal Finance Guidebook By Jeff Opdyke When it comes to a trusted source for financial news and information, it’s hard to beat the Wall Street Journal. They have introduced a line of guidebooks on many financial topics, but for this review we’ll be taking a look at their Personal Finance guidebook. While it may be a...... -
Essential Info About Forex Trading Nowadays we may be witnesses to many processes which happen in our society. Everything is changing all the time. People change and technologies change the way of live we were used to. It is difficult not to be a part of the world village. New technologies will definitely come into......
This is a guest post by Rob Kuban, author of the book on Christians & Money, Dollars And Doctrine: What Does The Bible Actually Say About Money?.
Why do Christians give? It is a simple question, yet the answer provided to many Christians is often vague at best. Many Christians hear a variety of reasons for giving such as: “God has been generous to you so you should be generous in return,” “It belongs to God and you are just redistributing it,” “There is joy in giving,” “It will teach you many spiritual lessons,” or “It is a good thing to help out your fellow man”.
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Lessons from Luke: all the wealth of the world is not worth your soul This is another post in the series of articles that I am writing about how the Gospel of Luke deals with the subject of money. The book of Luke was written as a letter from one rich man - the physician, Luke - to another rich man by the name...... -
Honoring the Not-Always Honorable We are to honor the honorable, but the Bible also tells us to honor those who should be honorable, but who may not always act honorably: Father and Mother (Exodus 20:12) Wives (1 Peter 3:7) Widows (1 Timothy 5:3) Kings (1 Peter 2:17) These all make sense to our current......




