Except for the occasional special coin or the Martha Washington $1 silver certificate, I always wondered why the face of a woman isn't part of U.S. currency. Read More
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Managing God's Money
Except for the occasional special coin or the Martha Washington $1 silver certificate, I always wondered why the face of a woman isn't part of U.S. currency. Read More
Except for the occasional special coin or the Martha Washington $1 silver certificate, I always wondered why the face of a woman isn't part of U.S. currency. Read More
Managing God's Money
"Woe to
you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give...but
you have neglected the more important matters of the law--justice,
mercy, and faithfulness" (Matthew 23:23). Read More
"Woe to
you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give...but
you have neglected the more important matters of the law--justice,
mercy, and faithfulness" (Matthew 23:23). Read More
Managing God's Money
Adoption offers a chance at a new beginning for many children cared for by state and private agencies and international orphan situations. Families constitute the building blocks of God's Kingdom.
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Adoption offers a chance at a new beginning for many children cared for by state and private agencies and international orphan situations. Families constitute the building blocks of God's Kingdom.
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One of Dave's radio show listeners emailed to get some advice:
We have a few thousand saved up for a trip this summer as a way to reward ourselves for working so diligently on our debt snowball lately. We deserve a break! Should we go? Is now the best time?
Managing God's Money
No doubt this upcoming holiday season will be filled with thoughts of giving. Recognizing Christmas as a day that God gave to us the proof of His great love in the person of Christ Jesus, should spur all of us to consider giving out of love.
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What the Bible Says about Poverty, Getting Rich, Debt, and Spending
How should Christians handle money? Is it okay for Christians to want to get rich? Doesn't the Bible teach that money js the root of all evil? And didn't Jesus teach his followers to give all they had to the poor? What about debt and spending habits? What lessons can one take from the Bible concerning money?
Managing God's Money
Money is one of the major causes of friction in a marriage, and it's no wonder. Living in a world in which we are constantly worried about taking care of ourselves, it's easy to forget that marriage is a commitment to forge a new life with another person.
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1. Some Christians have money and are not blessed! Some Christians have not money and are blessed! Therefore, we know the blessings of God are not dependent on whether we have money or don't have money, but rather on the use of what we do have, and our attitude about money.
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A CONSUMPTIVE LIFESTYLE
The primary lifestyle mistake is living beyond what a person or family can really afford. A consumptive lifestyle has as its highest priority the material comforts of life. One who pursues this lifestyle says, "I will not sacrifice anything that brings me satisfaction. I'll spend my money on myself first, and it there's anything left over, then I'll give it." This is probably the biggest mistake in the United States today.
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MISTAKES INVOLVING GIVING
People make several mistakes in the area of giving, but the biggest is the lack of tithing. I am not speaking here legalistically of tithing 10%; what I mean is giving to God first from your income in recognition of His ownership--whether it's 10%, 12%, or 20%. The key is that it comes off the top in recognition that God is the source and owner of all you have. It's not that 10% is "God's part" and the rest is "your part." It's all His.
