Thrive Thought: What the Bible Says About Money
"Spending money has an emotional side. We medicate our emotions by spending money we don't have, so it's not a money problem; it's a spiritual problem."...
"Spending money has an emotional side. We medicate our emotions by spending money we don't have, so it's not a money problem; it's a spiritual problem."...
Stewardship is less about the physical act of managing God's resources and more about the spiritual interaction with God in the process....
As we strive to understand what holds us back from using our spiritual gifts, we can more fully engage in our spiritual callings and contribute to the growth of God's kingdom....
"The wise person is depicted as someone who conservatively stores these goods, ensuring they have enough for the future. This reflects a mindset of careful planning and stewardship."...
"We have been given the sacred privilege and responsibility to steward His possessions diligently and faithfully."...
"What might a biblical response look like when we—God’s people—are given the opportunity to bring tithes and offerings?"...
"We have been given the sacred privilege and responsibility to steward His possessions diligently and faithfully."...
"How might efforts towards faithfulness lead to a year of gratitude and generosity that ultimately glorifies God (and not ourselves)?"...
"The act of giving, as demonstrated by God and Jesus, brings with it an inherent joy, a joy that we are invited to experience during Christmas."...
Jesus calls us to love our neighbor, which can be challenging to do when it comes to our wealth. However, Ecclesiastes provides a unique perspective and invites us to consider how we spend our time, money, and talents during the brevity of life....