Resources by Topic: Money and Giving

Materialism is often a big part of it, but those in it think it isn’t because they give some of the money away. 

I am a successful attorney in the Grand Rapids, MI area. My wife Renae and I have been faithful tithers all of our lives. ...But it seemed to me that something was missing.

We’ll each part with our money. The only question is when.

I want to talk, today, about gambling. In bringing up this subject I know I run the risk of offending some, being labeled a Victorian fundamentalist or an ultra-conservative.

Some of these are one-a-day question; others could be asked several in succession. Decide according to your preference. 

Randy would recommend contacting Crown Financial Ministries. They have a vast amount of resources to choose from.

You can give joyfully if you're seeking true treasure.

Heb 9:27 says, "It's appointed unto men once to die, and after this the judgment." Everything we receive reward for is what we actually did on earth.

For many people, spending money is an addictive behavior similar to alcoholism or gambling. With compulsive spending, the true enemy is within.

Being in a position to lend money to others is a blessing, whereas being the borrower is a curse (see Deuteronomy 28:44-45). Unless there's an overwhelming need to borrow, it's unwise for God's children to put themselves under the curse of indebtedness.

Eternal Perspective Ministries, through the work of one of our ministry partners, is privileged to have the opportunity to help translate the Gospel into two languages.

For years many Christians have struggled because of the annual office pressure to have full participation in giving to The United Way.

Being under grace does not mean living by lower standards than the law.

10% is not some lofty goal, just a starting place, but starting is important.