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BY LARRY BURKETT Without a doubt, there is a great need in Christianity to get back to the basics of God’s Word. That is true whether we are talking about salvation, sanctification, service, or finances. In reality, we have only one purpose for anything we do in this lifetime to glorify God. If our day-to-day lives don’t reflect […]

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By Becky Brodin Don’t let money be your master. SCREECH! Every time I stepped on my worn-out brakes, my car let out an awful, metal-on-metal screech. I didn’t have the money to get them fixed, so I kept driving. But when my car developed a lurch to the right, I had to do something. I screeched and lurched […]

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By: Wilson “Jody” Humber A Savings Plan For Real People When I ask people in my seminars, “Do you think saving is wise planning?”, almost everyone answers yes. When I ask, ‘Are you saving something consistently and persistently from each paycheck?’ almost everyone answers no. Most of us know better, but according to biblical wisdom we are living like […]

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Kenneth Hamby It takes disciple, determination, and time. But the task is less daunting if each week you make a realistic and specific resolution to help you manage your money. Week 1. Buy a fireproof file cabinet to organize your files. Store current financial documents (bills, credit card statements) in one drawer, and permanent, less-used documents (birth certificates, house deeds) […]

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By Anthony Luppino 1. DON’T MAKE FINANCIAL MISTAKES Some of the most common money errors are easy to avoid if you: -Set goals. Don’t make knee-jerk investments. Establish and follow your financial plans. -Stay liquid. Plan ahead to avoid probable cash-flow problems, especially those you know will occur (i.e., auto repairs, college costs). -Pay off credit cards. Eliminating […]

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By: David R. Pollock Happiness is positive cash flow – at least for church administrators. So how can a church increase that happiness? Proper management helps. Since cash flow describes how and when money comes into the church and is spent, cash-flow management involves projecting income and expenses with the goal of paying bills on time and creating […]

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By Mike McDonald Are your credit cards getting dread looking in your mailbox? Are you tired of constantly being in debt? If so, it’s time to take control of your credit spending. Here are some ways to begin. 1. Start buying with cash. Put all your credit cards away. Better yet cut them up. Pay cash. That way […]

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J. M. Montgomery Financial Bondage “Owe nothing to anyone except to love one another; for he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law” (Rom. 13:8). Our society has allowed itself to fall into a trap: a trap created by the Deceiver. The trap is the credit system of purchasing our wants. I am sorry to say that […]

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Eddie Jones WHAT IS WORSHIP? Worship is translated from the Hebrew shahah which means bow down or prostrate, and the Greek proskyneo which means to prostrate or do obeisance to. The English word means “worth-ship,” and denotes the worthiness of the individual receiving the special honor due to his worth (Zondervan Pictorial Bible Dictionary, p. […]

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Clifton Jones We sing the song, Jesus is mine! Mine is a possessive pronoun showing ownership. I want everyone to be sure and understand, that to me it is wonderful to know that Jesus is mine. Personal ownership. He is mine. Now if that doesn’t turn us on, just think about who He is and […]

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