Faith & Finance

08/10/2026

What kind of gift do you want to leave your loved ones?

An estate plan is not just about how much you leave behind, but what you want to accomplish through the gift.

Create or update your will today: https://faith-and-finance.squarespace.com/wills

08/08/2026

When it comes to creating a will, what do your loved ones actually need?

They need clarity.
They need your values to live on.
They need to know the causes and charities that mattered most to you.

A will is about more than distributing your assets—it's an opportunity to leave a legacy of faith, purpose, and generosity.

Create or update your will today: https://faith-and-finance.squarespace.com/wills

08/07/2026

Think credit cards are helping you? Think again.

Credit card companies aren't chasing young adults because they're generous—they're investing in lifelong customers.

The good news? You can use credit as a tool instead of letting it use you.

1. Pay your balance in full every month.
2. Treat your credit card like a debit card.
3. Don't let rewards distract you from wise stewardship.

As Proverbs reminds us, "The borrower is slave to the lender" (Proverbs 22:7). Financial freedom isn't just about avoiding debt—it's about having the freedom to give generously, pursue God's calling, and steward His resources well.

Read more: https://faithandfinance.org/resources/why-the-credit-card-companies-are-so-interested-in-you

Learn how to use credit cards wisely as a young adult to steward your money well. Don't fall victim to bad offers from credit card companies that will bury you in debt.

08/06/2026

Is a no-buy year too extreme? Honestly, for most people, yes.

Even with the best intentions, committing to an entire year can lead to burnout. Instead, start small. Try a no-buy month or use it during seasons when you need to cut back on spending.

Building healthy money habits is about consistency, not perfection. Small changes can make a big difference over time.

08/05/2026

07/31/2026

It's never too early to think about the legacy you'll leave. Start with a plan that protects your family and reflects your faith.

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Discover how creating a will helps protect your loved ones, support the causes you care about, and pass on more than money—a lasting legacy of faith and values.

07/30/2026

Are you going broke because of thrifting?

07/29/2026

Stewardship isn't about getting the math perfect—it's about letting God shape your heart.

The question isn't "Should I tithe on my gross or net income?" but rather, "What is God asking me to give?"

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In my thirty years of serving in stewardship ministries, there is only one question I regret asking. “Should I tithe on my gross or net income?” When I hear it, it makes me cringe. These nine words lead people down a path that stunts their joy of giving and generosity. If I have ever asked you

07/24/2026

What’s one "should" you've been putting off? Small, intentional steps today can strengthen your physical, social, and financial well-being for years to come. Turn your "shoulds" into "shalls."

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Our lives are full of “shoulds.” “I should really eat healthier.” “I should start waking up earlier.” “I should watch less tv.”