by Chris | Oct 27, 2019 | Blog Posts, Financial wisdom
Last week we discussed counting the cost. The “cost” can be defined differently. In some cases, the cost relates to money, sitting down to count the cost to be sure that you make smart financial decisions (Luke 14:28). It is often some individuals...
by Chris | Sep 9, 2019 | Blog Posts, Financial wisdom
This story was inspired by a question posed in the Debt Free Lounge about meal planning. Anytime someone (restaurant, takeout or in the local deli of your grocery store) is slicing or dicing for you, you are paying to much. There are several Generational Wealth...
by Chris | Jul 24, 2019 | Blog Posts, Financial wisdom
Managing your finances is a life long journey. So, it is important to trust God during the highs and lows. If you are unhappy with your financial health, take a moment to assess where you are. Some situations can only be resolved with time and there are others that...
by Chris | Feb 9, 2019 | Blog Posts, Communicate with your creditors, Financial wisdom
Pastor Sarah Bland Communicating with your creditors is essential while on your financial journey; ignoring them could cause undue stress and could be costly. On the other hand, when you communicate you take your power...
by Chris | Sep 4, 2018 | Blog Posts, Financial wisdom
If you have ever desired to know where your dollar is going; tracking your expenses will guide you to the source. Does anyone remember the game Pac man? Pac man ate anything that was in its path. When your spending is left to track itself; it will seem as though...
by Chris | May 7, 2018 | Blog Posts, Financial wisdom, Uncategorized
This week I want to take a moment to salute a woman of faith who has diligently worked the biblical principles concerning her faith and finances. Tifeshon will be the first to admit that her journey towards financial wellness has been anything...
