Resources by Topic: Money

If you know Christ, you are rich. The national debt can’t change that. The unemployment rate can’t change it. Learn to appreciate the riches you have in Christ. Read or Listen →

Financial hardship can be an opportunity to let others see that God is able to provide. Read or Listen →

We’re called to be good stewards of what God has given us, but it’s important to step back and look at the big picture in order to know why that is the case. Read or Listen →

Do you know which three major things you need to have in place in your estate plan? Find out what these essentials are. Read or Listen →

Scripture talks a lot about the financial gifts God has entrusted to us, and how we can honor Him with them. Read or Listen →

When it comes to handling finances, Andrea Karsten says there are biblical principles we can turn to that will guide us through the process even amidst chaos. Read or Listen →

If you or your spouse were to pass away suddenly, do you have a financial plan set in place? Read or Listen →

What can you do when you want to meet a need and help build God's kingdom but you just don't have the funds to give? Hear about women who asked God to provide. Read or Listen →

The Bible tells about a woman who was scraping the bottom of her flour container. She was in the middle of a famine and had very little to eat. Read or Listen →

Jimmy Selbert has practiced radical giving over the years. Jimmy will challenge you to think differently about your possessions, money and security. Read or Listen →

What kind of inheritance are you leaving for your children? Financial resources can be helpful, but leaving a legacy of generous giving is far better. Read or Listen →

When you experience grace, the result is gratitude. When your heart is full of gratitude, the result will be generosity. Read or Listen →

Today you’ll hear about a “gospel patron”—someone committed to helping others build God’s kingdom. Read or Listen →

The Bible tells about a woman who was scraping the bottom of her flour container. She was in the middle of a famine and had very little to eat. Read or Listen →

Imagine that your TV had a coin acceptor and you had to pay to turn it on. Do you realize that you are paying every time you turn it on? Read or Listen →

You are not just a consumer. God has called you to be a manager. He’s entrusted you with resources. Your job is to use what He’s given you wisely. Read or Listen →

Everyone needs to manage money wisely. It seems like everyone struggles to do it right. Gain solid, biblical perspective on your finances. Read or Listen →

Open any newspaper and you’ll read about budget arguments. From Congress to state governments and school districts, budgets generate heated arguments. Read or Listen →

You are a money manager. God owns it all, and your job is to wisely take care of what He’s entrusted to you. Gain solid advice on managing your finances. Read or Listen →

There is one reliable way to learn humility, compassion, and trust. It is to give. Read or Listen →

Can you trust God in a shaky economy? The life of Arthur DeMoss says, yes, you can. Hear about some of the tough financial decisions he made Read or Listen →

What are your long-term financial goals? Even if you don’t have any yet, you can start wisely planning for the future. Read or Listen →

You won’t experience true financial freedom until you can invest a portion of your income in God’s kingdom and give it away. Read or Listen →

How do you balance generosity with meeting your needs? If you have a hard time knowing the difference between needs and wants, hear from Ran Read or Listen →

Listen to a bestselling author who chooses to make minimum wage. He’ll help you think about some ways you can invest in eternity. Read or Listen →

Tough times help you figure out where your treasure is. As Randy Alcorn talks about treasure in heaven, learn how you can make an investment in eternity. Read or Listen →

Think about all the things that are more important than your job: your family, your church, and your purity come to mind. Read or Listen →

Can you afford to stay home and raise your children? Nancy DeMoss and Jill Savage talk about the hard decisions that families have to make. Read or Listen →