Tag Archive for: finances

A Better Way Through the Cost-of-Living Crisis

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By: Dr Ken Long

What if financial peace had nothing to do with how much you earn?

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Small Changes, Big Impact: Micro-Saving for Life

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By: Edwina Baily

Tiny habit changes that grow your savings without you even feeling it.

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What Does the Bible Really Say About Borrowing Money?

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By: Alex Cook

Is debt sinful? Does the Bible allow borrowing in certain situations? 

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How to Build a Long-Term Financial Plan as a Christian in 2026

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By: Alex Cook

It’s possible to build a financial plan that’s both resilient and biblical. True wealth is built over time. 

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Why Christians Must Rethink Money and What It’s Really For

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By: Vision Christian Media

Many believe building wealth or thinking about finances is somehow selfish or unspiritual, which can lead to avoidance, instead of wise stewardship.

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Should Christians Buy a Home in 2026 or Keep Waiting?

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By: Alex Cook

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make, and in 2026, it’s also one of the most confusing.

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Longstanding Christian Ministry Rebrands as ‘Hope Economy’ Amid Increasing Financial Pressure

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By: Rise 96.5 Network

God’s Church has a vital role to play in ending the isolation of financial struggle

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How Christians Can Balance Generosity, Tithing, and Financial Responsibility 

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By: Alex Cook

One of the biggest questions Christians ask: 

“How do I tithe or give generously when I’m still struggling financially?” 

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How Christians Can Get Out of Debt Without Compromising Their Faith 

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By: Alex Cook


Debt is one of the heaviest burdens Christians face today. It doesn’t just weigh on wallets it impacts marriages, generosity, and even spiritual peace. According to the Federal Reserve (2024), U.S. household debt reached $17.5 trillion, with credit card interest rates climbing above 21% on average. 

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