Repentance is not really a popular word that most of us enjoy. It’s really not even in our vocabulary as we go about in our day to day conversions. How many times do you hear people in the office talking about repenting? Yet in the Bible, repentance is found over
Financial freedom isn’t the finish line — generosity is. The goal of getting money right is being “generous and ready to share” (1 Timothy 6:18–19), enriched “in every way to be generous in every way” (2 Corinthians 9:11). Here are the action steps that pull the whole Money Series together
Saving and investing are biblical wisdom, not worldly worry: “the wise store up choice food and olive oil” (Proverbs 21:20), the ant stores in summer (Proverbs 6:6–8), and the faithful servants multiplied what the master entrusted (Matthew 25:14–30). The line to watch is hoarding versus stewarding. Here’s how to save,
The Bible doesn’t call debt a sin, but it calls it a burden: “the borrower is the slave of the lender” (Proverbs 22:7), and believers are told to owe no one anything except love (Romans 13:8). I learned this the hard way — through bankruptcy. Here’s the biblical case for
A tithe is a tenth given to God; an offering is anything given beyond that. Under the Old Covenant, tithes supported the Levites, the temple, and the poor (Malachi 3:10) — and the New Testament transforms the practice into grace-driven generosity (2 Corinthians 9:7). Here’s how tithes and offerings work
