The author wants to remind believers that everything that they have, including talents, comes from God. Hence, every believer must be a good steward of whatever he or she has received from God.

Do you want to budget but find it difficult because of your inconsistent income? This article offers four steps to help you structure your budget even when your income is inconsistent.

How should we view our money and possessions? This article encourages a view that is fitting for pilgrims passing through to their destination.

This article considers whether it is right for a couple to have life insurance, showing that it is a matter of measuring one's situation and convictions.

This article offers eleven guidelines to help us break the power of materialism. At the root of it all is the fact that God has made us stewards, and so we are called to give what he has entrusted to us.

This article discusses what financial stewardship is all about, according to Scripture. It ends off with addressing some questions about stewardship.

Entrepreneurs are basically agents of change. This article shows that entrepreneurship is rooted in the model of creation and the call to be creative in using what God has given us. Therefore, entrepreneurship is a form of stewardship. Let the article explain.

By fighting against materialism, Christians can learn to value money based on its intended purpose. Materialism leads to idolatry, while seeking to glorify God leads to viewing money only as a tool.

What characterizes a Christian way of spending money? This article discusses biblical spending of money based on the principle that God owns everything, and we are called to stewardship. The author also discusses the concept of budgeting.

Why do you have money? This article on Matthew 25:14-30 shows that all money belongs to God. God entrusts it to us so that we can exercise faithful stewardship, while knowing that we are accountable to Him for it.

Is the Bible against living a luxurious life? Can a Christian strive for luxury? In our age of consumerism this is a relevant question to ask. The author of this article shows that in its nature luxury is relative, since there will never be equality on this earth. The author maintains that there is both good and bad luxury, and urges the Christian to desire first of all to find their satisfaction in Christ.

These two articles build off of the series entitled The Congregation's Support of Her Diaconate​. Is it the obligation of each church member to financially support the ministry of the Gospel? This article looks at the Old Testament in order to answer this question.

These two articles build off of the series entitled The Congregation's Support of Her Diaconate​. Is it the obligation of each church member to financially support the ministry of the Gospel? The author first defines what the ministry of the Gospel is, and then discusses paying the minister, providing a place of worship, and supporting mission work.

Christians should have an attitude of contentment towards their earthly possessions. Faced with a discontent world, the Christian should learn to have confidence in the sufficient provision of God. True contentment means finding joy and satisfaction in what God values.

Financial challenges and bankruptcy face us because through them we are made to learn that this world is passing away. We should not love money above God. Our security rests in God alone.

Jesus warned us against making money an idol. How do you know if you are starting to bow before the idol of money? Here are three signs: when you see people as resources, when you cannot be happy for others, and when you are living in a state of comparison.

Is there a relationship between the fruit of the Spirit and your finances? Looking at Galatians 5:22-23 this article shows how love, joy, peace, and patience relate to your finances.

Is there a relationship between the fruit of the Spirit and your finances? Looking at Galatians 5:22-23 this article shows how kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control relate to your finances.

Do you want to gain true riches? Start by learning the stewardship of money. Here are seven rules to consider for gaining true riches.

The love of money is a sin. But how do you know if you love money? This article explains one test that can help you tell whether or not you love money.

What principles shape your everyday financial decisions, such as spending, saving, and investing? This article offers five biblical principles that should shape your finances.

Financial stewardship is surrendering your finances to God and recognizing yourself as a manager, not an owner, of all you have. This article draws from Matthew 25:14-30 four reasons for the importance of biblical stewardship.

Do you find saving difficult because you cannot live within your means? Is it possible to live below your means? This article explains nine ways to help you overcome debt and liven within your means.

This article considers what the Bible says about stewardship of the resources God has given us. It explains that everything is God's, unequal distribution of resources is part of God's design, gifts are given for his glory and the good of others, faithfulness is key, and what we do with our resources here will echo for eternity.

This article shows that biblical giving is less about the amount than the way we understand the gospel. It offers four beliefs that combine to shape the heart for giving.

This article explains that contentment on its own is not enough. It shows that also godliness is to be present.

How should a retirement plan influence you? This article shows the tendency of people to fade into the background as they age, and the connection this has to money. It identifies the biblical concern about fading away in this vein.

What is a financial lifestyle that is honouring to God? This article discusses the legitimate diversity that there is in the amount of money and possessions owned by Christians.

What can we expect from God in regard to provision and our daily work? We can expect his guidance, provision, and blessing on our work.

This article discusses three attitudes Christians are required to develop towards wealth and provision: trusteeship, gratitude, and contentment.

The fall disrupted God's original plan for man to draw provision from the land. Some people are unable to obtain basic provision, others find that having provision and being wealthy cause harm, and that legitimate wealth can also be harmful.

Financial institutions can be means to enable humans to obey God’s stewardship mandate and to show God’s justice and love. This article discusses four financial institutions and shows how they can be used to fulfil this mandate.

The foundations of financial resources, financial management, and financial markets are all created by God. This article discusses eight foundations that God created for finance.

Finances have a role in God’s purposes for humanity. God has three primary purposes with finances: a help to reveal his glory, a help to be good stewards, and a means for justice and love.

This article considers a number of biblical truths about money: affluence is unimportant and unreliable, greed and fear are two obstacles to sharing our money, and no one should ever have as their primary aim the goal of making money.

This article shows how greed is considered by many, even Christians, to be a trivial sin. It goes on to shed scriptural commentary on the matter, showing that the Bible denounces greed as one of the most serious of sins, a form of idolatry.

This article considers what are some of the financial mistakes we make with money and which ones can we avoid.

This article offers thirteen ways you can waste money.

Are you suffering from affluenza, the disease related to being affluent? There are three symptoms that point to this disease: discontentment, self-dependence, and ingratitude. The article explains.

How should you manage your finances? The place to start is to know that you have no money of your own; you are a steward. It has been entrusted to you by God for his own purposes. This article explains what financial management should look like.

Can the rich be saved? This article shows that Jesus cares and loves the rich too.

Does the Old Testament teach anything on economic matters like ownership and property? Kaiser examines the case some have made for a duality of the material and spiritual world. He then examines themes related to property, theft, land, and Jubilee. The stewardship responsibilities attributed to human beings are noted.

This article shows the impact that Matthew 19:16-26, Luke 12:33, and Luke 14:33 have on personal wealth and charity. It shows this by looking at how the church in history interacted with these texts, and what Jesus meant by them, and then it draws implication for the church today.

Stewardship has to do with every choice you make. This is what the article calls whole-life stewardship.

This article presents five typical underlying causes of debt.

Are you caught in the trap of materialism? How can you escape? This article explains what materialism is, and mentions the principle of giving as a way of escaping materialism.

How is nostalgia an emotion that can wreck your budget? This article considers how nostalgia shopping works, and how to prevent it in order to keep yourself from overspending.

Saving money reflects the heart of a faithful steward. How do you start saving money? This article offers thirteen tips to get you starting to save.

Saving money can be a challenge, but a rewarding challenge. So, how can you improve your savings? This article gives three tips to help you save better.

This article offers five practical tips to help you save money and spend wisely.

This article considers whether it is biblical for Christians to save for retirement. It raises questions we should ask about our retirement savings.

How does the New Testament view the Christian's relation to wealth and wealth accumulation? The author gives a basis for reflecting on this topic, and reflects on the early church's attempt to place its resources under the rule of Christ.

Loving God means developing a proper attitude about money. However, having a biblical view of money requires some idea about a biblical view of work. By looking at Jesus' life and teaching, this article shows how Christians can integrate their spiritual life with their work life.

Christians can fight against materialism by learning to be content. Contentment is learned by trusting in God's good provision, being thankful for what God has given, and fighting covetousness.

From 1 Timothy 6:6-10 this article explains how the love of money reveals our problem with contentment and our search for identity.

Often Jesus called his disciples and followers to leave everything. What is the content of this call? There are also passages in Luke and Acts that seem to require voluntary poverty. Other passages require a right attitude to the continuing possession of wealth. What was Jesus' teaching on possessions?

Through the lens of Isaiah 5:8-9, this article warns against greed.

This article considers how we ought to use our money, and it takes its direction from Ephesians 4:28.

Was it compulsory for the earliest Christians in the book of Acts to share their possessions? This article considers this question in the light of passages like Acts 2:44-45 and Acts 4:32-35, which speak of sharing of possessions among the earliest believers. This article is a response to the view that Luke presents this practice as mistaken.