Hope for your financial journey and beyond
We have been working our way through the seven core concepts or themes found in the Bible that deal with the topic of money. Today, its time for us to go to work, so grab your lunch pail and your tool belt. Here we go. There is an interesting … [Continue reading]
My wife is really different than me. She is outgoing, a get-things-done-now driver, and loves to save money. I'm more reserved, prefer to take my time with decisions, and love to spend money. Despite our different personality types, we really … [Continue reading]
The Bible is full of relationship issues. In the first 13 chapters of Genesis alone we see a man who can’t say “no” to a woman when offered a piece of fruit; the murder of a sibling; a man deciding it was OK to marry more than one wife; humanity's … [Continue reading]
All of us want to finish our lives with honor and dignity. We want to look back over the years that we have been privileged to live hear on earth with a sense of pride, accomplishment and satisfaction that our lives have been well spent. We want to … [Continue reading]
Recently, a few miles from where I live, a house was sold for a minor sum of money after sitting vacant for years. The buyer, instead of choosing to live in the property, had the house bulldozed to the ground. Now this doesn’t seem like that uncommon … [Continue reading]
In Luke 14:25-33, Jesus is encouraging his followers to count the great personal cost it will take for each of them to truly be his disciple. He is trying to explain that in the very near future he is going to be crucified and in order for them to … [Continue reading]
I love Christmas! Always have. As a young child, it meant a trip to my grandparents’ house in Indiana for a week with the extended family - grandma and grandpa, mom, dad, aunts, uncles, and cousins all crammed together in the same house. Now, I’m … [Continue reading]
This is the first post in the "Core Concept" series. My wife and I have the privilege of raising four great kids. At the time of this writing they range in age from pre-kindergarten to 6th grade. So, for all you parents out there, you can imagine … [Continue reading]