Prioritizing finances is more than a mathematical exercise. It’s spiritual discipline that reveals the true condition of our hearts. God isn't primarily concerned with how much money we have, but how ...  Read More

Trust is far more than a passive concept, it's an active, intentional surrender. When we talk about transferring trust, we're discussing a profound shift from relying on our own understanding to fully...  Read More

You can wander into debt, but you can't wander out—you need a plan. Today, imagine what your life could look like without the burden of debt. Picture the peace, the options, the ability to give genero...  Read More

Jesus understood the importance of planning. When He spoke about counting the cost before building a tower, He wasn't just talking about construction—He was teaching a principle that applies to every ...  Read More

Sacrifice is woven throughout Scripture as a central theme of Christianity. Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice on the cross, giving up His life for the joy of bringing us back to God. In our finances, ...  Read More

Without financial self-control, we are defenseless against attacks and vulnerable to debt. We become like a city without walls, exposed and unprotected. Self-control in our finances isn't about depriv...  Read More

Whether we realize it or not, we are creatures of trust. We trust chairs to hold us, cars to start, and phones to guide us. Trust is the currency of life! But when it comes to our finances, where are ...  Read More

When money serves us as we serve God, it becomes a powerful tool for Kingdom purposes. It can buy us time to spend with family or serve in ministry. It can give us options to bless others and respond ...  Read More

It's easy to think we don't love money when we don't have much of it. But the love of money isn't measured by how much we possess—it's measured by how much we desire it. Even those with little can be ...  Read More

Of all the potential competitors for our heart's allegiance, Jesus specifically named money as the main rival to God in our lives. This wasn't because money itself is evil—it's neutral. Rather, it's b...  Read More

The average American household carries over $100,000 in consumer debt, with many living paycheck to paycheck. But these statistics aren't just numbers—they represent real struggles, delayed dreams, an...  Read More

Life runs on trust. From the moment we wake up and sit in a chair to the time we lay down to sleep, we exercise trust countless times throughout our day. We trust our vehicles, our phones, our food so...  Read More