Your Church Has an Operating Budget. What About a Capital Expenses Budget?
Our family loves summer. Our three kids enjoy camping, swimming, and the slower afternoons where we can just simply be a family. Recently, we worked
Our family loves summer. Our three kids enjoy camping, swimming, and the slower afternoons where we can just simply be a family. Recently, we worked
As believers we are very familiar with the biblical principle of stewardship, especially when it comes to money. To be faithful in this many people
One thing that is on many people’s minds at this time of the year is New Year’s resolutions. According to a recent Forbes study, 37%
In his epistle to the Philippians, Apostle Paul writes, “For I have learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. I know how to
As my wife and I were making plans for this upcoming Labor Day weekend, we were both amazed by how quickly this year has flown
In this modern day, most people are living a fast-paced life that usually leaves very little time for reflection. This often leaves people lacking purpose
Some of the wisest words I have ever read are in the book of Ecclesiastes 1:9: “What has been is what will be, and what
When someone starts ministerial work one of the immediate questions they are presented with is if they should opt out of social security or not.
In ministry work, it’s a common practice for pastors and other qualified ministers to opt out of Social Security. It’s a way to have more
One thing that seems to almost always catch people by surprise is when things revert to the mean. It seems like when things are falling
