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When in doubt, a great piece of advice is, Do the next right thing. But you need to know what that is. We’ll talk about that today with Chad Clark.Chad Clark is our executive director here at Faith and Finance.On today’s program, Chad exp
With inflation and the slowdown in the economy, it’s a wonder that millions of open jobs are going unfilled, but that’s the case. What does that mean for workers? Maybe a lot. We’ll talk about it today on Faith and Finance. Right now there a
Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required, and to whom they entrusted much, they will demand the more. Luke 12:48 is a powerful verse about stewardship. We should set goals for using the resources God gives us. Today, we’ll
While many have legitimate concerns about the recently passed $1.7 trillion Omnibus bill, it certainly has a few silver linings for retirement accounts. The new legislation is a definite win for retirement savers with a 401k, 403b, or Roth IRA.
We all want our kids to mature and become wise stewards of God’s resources. Younger generations need training to do that. We’ll give you some lessons for young adults today on Faith and Finance. Okay, some of the lessons we’ll talk about tod
As a new year gets underway, many people feel motivated to do things like lose weight, cut back on social media, and, yes, get out of debt. Unfortunately, New Year’s motivation often wanes quickly. So today, we want to give you practical ideas
Have you memorized Proverbs 21:5? It states, Steady plodding brings prosperity; hasty speculation brings poverty. You may know it by heart, but taking it to heart is a different thing altogether. It’s a double-edged verse and you must follow b
For more than 20 years, 529 education savings plans have helped families pay for qualified school expenses while enjoying a tax benefit in the process. But there was also a major drawback. We’ll talk about that today.If you’ve ever wondered
Hi, I’m Rob West. The Bible teaches that we should seek out wise counsel for answers to questions. Today we’ll be asking some tough financial questions and Howard Dayton will give us his answers.For by wise guidance you can wage your war, an
There are also no secrets to successful investing. In the long run, several key factors will determine your results. Mark Biller lays those out for us today on Faith and Finance.Mark Biller is the executive editor at Sound Mind Investing.
We’d all like to have more money, and there’s nothing wrong with that if we have the right motivation. We’ll talk about that today on Faith and Finance. Every few weeks on our Monday program, we revisit the five things you can do with money
The Bible tells us that only God sees the future, but it also says we should prepare for it. Does that include churches? The short answer is yes. Churches need to have an emergency fund just like individuals.In today's Faith and Finance Rob di
Inflation and higher interest rates have taken a toll on home sales but does that mean prices are coming down? Home sales could drop even further as we head into the winter doldrums when prospective buyers tend to thin out. So is this a good t
"Into your hands I commit my spirit; redeem me, O Lord deliver me from my enemies and from those who pursue me" Psalm 31:5 and 15. Those are the words of David, who suffered severe mistreatment at the hands of Saul. We’re all treated unfairly
Proverbs 11:14 says, Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety. Those are wise words in any situation, but particularly when it comes to your finances. Are you seeking the safety of a wise fin
When you think of stewardship, the first thing that comes to mind is probably money. And while that’s important, biblical stewardship requires what are often described as the three T’s: time, talent, as well as treasure. We’ll talk about that t
Most investors have heard the disclaimer: Past performance is no indication of future results. We sure hope that’s true for 2023. We’re a couple of weeks into the New Year and there’s one thing most of us can agree on, we’d sure like it to be
You’re hoping that 2023 will be a better year for your finances than last year, but how can you make that happen? You don’t have any control over the national economy, but you have a great deal of control over your own economy. In today's Faith
Emotions can cause a lot of trouble if you allow them to get anywhere near your money.The two emotions that will cause the most trouble are fear and greed. Scam artists know this and use it to separate you from your hard-earned cash. We’ll tal
If Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, you could call these few weeks after Christmas the most *introspective* time of the year. This is a time when we can resolve to live with greater faith and purpose. And this should include ou
You want to save more, but don’t think you make enough. But is earning more moneyreally the answer? You might be surprised to hear that how much you save doesn’thave much to do with your salary. And there’s data to back that up.A study by th
Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth where moth and rust destroy but treasures in heaven. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Jesus makes it pretty clear in Matthew 6 that we can’t serve both God and money. T
As a new year gets underway, many people feel motivated to do things like lose weight, cut back on social media, and, yes, get out of debt. Unfortunately, New Year’s motivation often wanes quickly. So today, we want to give you practical ideas
It’s a brand new year and that’s always a great time to make changes, and we’re excited to tell you about some big ones we’re making. We’re strengthening the way we express the Christian worldview of faith and finances to be better used by God
The Bible tells us that only God sees the future, but it also says we should prepare for it. Does that include churches? The short answer is yes. Churches need to have an emergency fund just like individuals.In today's Faith and Finance Rob di
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