Like so many aspects of stewardship, saving requires wisdom to balance it effectively. Most of us under-save due to over-spending. Some of us over-save, placing our security in money rather than in God. Where are you on the spectrum of saving?
Saving isn’t exciting. In fact, our culture would say it isn’t even a thing. But the Bible encourages us to save wisely for the future. The first step in this process is building an Emergency Fund – and it’s a key step toward financial freedom.
Should Christians be concerned with financial success? And what exactly constitutes success, anyway? God-honoring stewardship neither opposes financial success nor assumes it as a birthright. Learn three key components of financial success to stay on track with God-honoring purpose.
Saving. It’s not exciting and doesn’t feel urgent, so we often push it to the back burner. But saving provides the financial margin we need and helps us build character in the process. Learn some keys to successful saving in this episode.
Saving isn’t always easy. Ok, it’s almost never easy. But it’s an important part of financial stewardship. Learn some key factors that contribute to saving successfully.
Scripture tells us that saving is wise. But between the cultural pull to spend, the easy availability of credit, and the many needs we have – saving can be really hard. The faithful steward overcomes these obstacles to prioritize short-term and long-term saving.
Saving isn’t exciting. Especially when you can just buy something on credit. So what’s the point? Discover the spiritual and financial benefits of saving in this episode of the FreedUp podcast.
Saving – it’s a good thing. But when does it cross the line into hoarding? Discover some guardrails that can help keep wise saving from becoming faithless hoarding.
Saving is an important part of Christian stewardship, but it’s often neglected. Learn about the different kinds of saving and see how saving can help lead you to financial freedom.
