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.

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

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.

How do you teach children about money? There are five ways that parents can teach their children in this matter, and the article discusses them.

Is money a bone of contention in your marriage? This article offers seven tips to help you agree on handling money in marriage.

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.

This article highlights four key truths about Christian giving: it is both a spiritual gift and a discipline of discipleship, a management of God's money, a ministry with God's money, and a mindset regarding God's money.

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 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.

Deuteronomy 17 has something to teach us about the temptations of sex, gender, sexuality, and money. Let the article explain

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

Money cannot buy happiness, but money can be used to generate holy joy. How? 1 Chronicles 29 explains how giving does this.

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.

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.

The goal of how we use our money is the glory of God. The right motive for giving lies in understanding this principle. This article explains the principle.

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.

How should we view debt? Is saving an expression of a lack of faith? This article shows how debt and saving money can be done in a way which glorifies God.

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.

This article on money answers the questions about giving that face every believer. The author deals with the why, what, where, and how of Christian giving.

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.

How can parents best train their children to be stewards of Christ? Parents should first confess that all we have is from God. They should also acknowledge that personal sin and the materialism of this world hinder Christian stewardship. Working from this, parents should train their children to be stewards of their money, time, abilities and opportunities.

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.

This is a Bible Study on 2 Corinthians 8. Money,giving and tithing is discussed in this article.