__A financial tidal wave is coming and it’s not what you might expect. It’s not about debt— it’s actually a tidal wave of *wealth*.__

You might call it the Baby Boomers’** last hurrah. As they pass away, Boomers will transfer an immense amount of assets to their children. Analysts are calling it “historic,” and our thanks to *The Gospel Coalition* for [reporting](https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/kids-ready-inherit/) on it.

A tidal wave of wealth is really an apt description for what’s coming. It’s estimated that by 2030, the Baby Boomer generation will pass nearly *$68* *trillion* in assets to their children.

Analysts say that by 2030— millennials— those born roughly between 1981 and 1996— will hold *five times* as much wealth as they have today. Obviously, not every millennial will have five times more in assets— that’s a nationwide figure. Still, it’s safe to say that the children of baby boomers will have a great deal more wealth within a few years than they have now.

The question then is, what will they do with it? More specifically, *“*What will *Christian* heirs do with that money? How much will be given to local churches and global missions? The answers, of course, depend on the generosity of future generations.

That’s a cause of concern. By one [estimate](https://pushpay.com/blog/church-giving-statistics/), Boomers and their parents have accounted for nearly 80% of church giving in recent decades. As Boomers pass away, churches are grappling with the loss of their giving.

That loss is only the latest in a decades-long decline in giving. Seventy years ago, religious giving made up 70% of all charitable donations in the U.S. By 2021, that had shrunk to just 27% of all donations.

__As one might expect, the passing of Boomers is having a significant impact on smaller churches, where any loss is felt more acutely, but large churches are seeing the downturn in giving, as well.__

It’s [estimated](https://www.thebanner.org/news/2022/12/report-us-charitable-donations-rose-last-year-but-giving-to-larger-churches-dropped) that the largest evangelical churches experienced nearly a 7% drop in giving during COVID, despite a 4% *increase *in all charitable donations for the period.

It’s not all bad news on the giving front, however. Another study is showing that younger generations do see charitable giving as a priority, even if it means putting off spending in other areas.

This is where Christian Boomers can have a huge impact, by modeling generosity for their adult children. They are more likely to take on the generous traits of their parents and grandparents if those values are clearly communicated. *The Gospel Coalition* gives three ways to do that:

__First, you need to engage with your family.__ Meeting and communicating with family members is a key part of setting up a plan to transfer wealth. Avoid surprises and all heirs should feel included in the process and mutually responsible for its success.

These discussions don’t have to be formal, stiff affairs. They can provide an opportunity for parents and grandparents to express their wishes and share stories about how God provided for them. The older generation can encourage the younger to think about an inheritance in a purposeful way and how it can further the Kingdom, but it has to be done while the benefactors are still living.

__Next, Boomers must actually plan their estates.__ This is the point where values are expressed in money itself and it presents an opportunity for a well-planned estate to carry a legacy of generosity to future generations.

An estate plan can do much more than simply hand out wealth. It can also define a charitable giving strategy and the means for making that strategy a reality. When the plan is in writing, confusion is minimized.

Not everything must be left to the next generation. An estate plan may involve a trust or another form of asset gifting to the Kingdom. These instruments will determine how wealth can support one’s church, or a favorite ministry or missionary operation.

Another item that aging Boomers may want to consider is something called an ethical will. This is basically a document that captures your life’s story, your religious values, ethics and beliefs. It helps to convey those details to future generations.

__The third way the older generation can leave a legacy of generosity is to educate and encourage their heirs.__

Financial literacy is a major problem in the U.S. By some [estimates](https://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/living-paycheck-to-paycheck-statistics/#:~:text=Living%20paycheck%20to%20paycheck%20is,until%20their%20next%20paycheck%20arrives.), almost two thirds of consumers live paycheck to paycheck and three out of four are in some type of debt. Leaving large sums of wealth to the next generation could do more harm than good if the heirs are unprepared to handle it.

__Christian Boomers must pass on their wisdom and values, in addition to wealth, to leave a lasting legacy of stewardship and generosity.__

You can also __[listen](https://www.faithfi.com/faithfi/a-tidal-wave-of-wealth-5952)__ to the related podcast on this topic.

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__Crazy things happen regularly. Unexpected things. Unimaginable things. Often, such things are expensive. And without fail, they happen at inconvenient times.__

I suppose the most surprising thing about surprising things is that they so often take us by surprise.

As John Jennings wrote in his book, *The Uncertainty Solution*,

“The highly improbable happens all the time…. Being surprised by unlikely occurrences can leave us unprepared both in our portfolios and in our lives.”

Last week, just a couple of days before my family was set to take a five-hour road trip, I noticed what looked like a pebble in one of our car’s tires. But it wasn’t a pebble; it was a screw. At first, I was surprised. Then I was frustrated at the inconvenience. But then I thanked God for helping me notice.

At a car repair shop the next morning, hoping the tire could be repaired inexpensively, I was surprised and disappointed to hear the mechanic tell me that the location of the screw meant that a repair might work and it might not.

It was frustrating to think of having to replace the tire in order to have peace of mind in taking the car on our road trip, and it was even more frustrating to realize that you really need to replace two tires at a time. Soon enough, though, I was thankful to have enough money in our car maintenance and repair fund to pay for two new tires.

Far worse than my unexpected, inconvenient, and expensive car repair, a good friend’s father-in-law died suddenly last week. Aside from the emotional toll, one of my friend’s take-aways from the experience was, “Make sure you have your affairs in order.” Apparently, his father-in-law did not, and already that is taking an additional toll on his family.

__Striking a balance__

Don’t you love how practical the Bible gets in its teaching about life and money? For example, it tells us in no uncertain terms to expect times of trouble.

*“A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences.”* – [Proverbs 22:3](https://biblia.com/bible/niv/Prov%2022.3)

And it instructs us to maintain a reserve.

*“The wise man saves for the future, but the foolish man spends whatever he gets.”* – [Proverbs 21:20](https://biblia.com/bible/niv/Prov%2021.20), TLB

By the same token, God’s most frequent command is, “Do not fear.” The challenge, then, is to be wise in preparing as well as we can for times of trouble by maintaining an emergency fund and adequate insurance (and having our estate planning documents in order!) while at the same time not living in fear that at any moment something bad is going to happen.

__The market in surprises__

There’s a lot of application here for us as investors. With great regularity, the market behaves in surprising ways. Of course, it isn’t really “the market.” It’s investors reacting to world events. And there are plenty of surprises in the world.

Even if you zoom out and look at world events over the past 100+ years by the decade, as Chad Gordon documented in his book, “Wealth by Virtue,” each one had its share of major market-moving events, many of which came as complete surprises:

- 1920s – The Great Depression begins
- 1930s – Germany invades Poland
- 1940s – Pearl Harbor, nuclear bombings in Japan
- 1950s – The Korean War
- 1960s – JFK, MLK, and RFK assassinations, Bay of Pigs, Cuban Missile Crisis, the Vietnam War
- 1970s – Vietnam, Watergate
- 1980s – Falklands War, Iran-Contra scandal
- 1990s – Persian Gulf War
- 2000s – September 11th terrorist attacks
- 2010s – Boston Marathon bombing
- 2020s – COVID-19 pandemic

What’s an investor to do?

__1) Take the long view.__ As the Bible says,

*“Steady plodding brings prosperity; hasty speculation brings poverty.”* - [Proverbs 21:5](https://biblia.com/bible/niv/Prov%2021.5), TLB

On any individual trading day, there’s about a 50-50 chance that the market’s return will be positive. In other words, in the short-term, there’s a lot of noise. However, the longer the time horizon, the more the odds move in your favor.

__2) Understand that the market moves in cycles.__ Bull markets are followed by bear markets, which are followed by bull markets, and on it goes. Historically, bull markets have lasted longer than bear markets and they’ve added more value than bear markets have taken away. We shouldn’t be surprised by bear markets, nor should we fear them.

__3) Use an objective, time-tested investment process.__ As I saw in a blog post from Mike Repczynski the other day,

*“Motivated reasoning is a pervasive tendency of human cognition.... People are capable of being thoughtful and rational, but our wishes, hopes, fears and motivations often tip the scales to make us more likely to accept something as true if it supports what we want to believe.*

*The value of quant work is that there is no motivated reasoning. A trend is either up or down. A signal is yes or no…. There is a belief — a belief in the system.”*

__Eyes up__

In managing money, as in life, there’s a certain living in the tension that’s required. We understand that bad things will happen, but we don’t let fear get the best of us. We take prudent precautions, but most of all, we live with confidence and joy because our trust is in the Lord ([Psalm 20:7](https://biblia.com/bible/niv/Ps%2020.7)).

What have you found helpful in striking the balance between knowing that bad things will happen and living with peace?

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__What 1 Timothy 6:9-10 Has to Say to Entrepreneurs__

It’s ironic that “The Midas Touch” is one of the highest compliments in modern business culture.

Originating in Greek mythology, the “Midas Touch” belongs to King Midas, who, through a genie-like god, is granted one wish. Midas wished that everything he touched would turn into gold, giving him unlimited wealth.  Likewise, in today’s modern culture, the Midas Touch references a businessperson who tends to turn everything they touch into gold – i.e., a success.

But King Midas’s story doesn’t end there. As the king goes about turning twigs and roses into gold, he returns to his palace for a meal. There, his thrill turns to dread as his golden touch prevents him from eating or drinking. The pinnacle of the story occurs when the king touches his own daughter and realizes he wished for something that would become his own demise. Fortunately for Midas, his new talent is reversible.

Hence the irony of the compliment. Modern business culture views the golden touch to be a desirable skill. But that viewpoint omits the part of the story where that very skill would lead to Midas’s starvation, apart from the golden touch being reversed. It would be much more fitting if the Midas Touch were a warning: wealth and success can be a blessing, but the love of it can be deadly.

1 Timothy 6:9-10 says, *“But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation, into a snare, into many senseless and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction. For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evils. It is through this craving that some have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many pangs.”*

It’s important to point out that Paul doesn’t say *“money is a root of all kinds of evil”* but rather *“[the love of money](https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/letting-go-of-prosperity)”* is. There is a key distinction between the two.

__GOOD USE OF MONEY__

Money is a blessing and can be used for many good things. It can be used to provide for yourself and your family, for the enjoyment of travel or entertainment, and for generous giving to those in need or ministry/charitable endeavors. Money can be used as capital for a business to start or grow, by adding new products or services (and, by extension, value to consumers). It can provide employment and job satisfaction to the community and a return to shareholders.

In fact, the generous and business use of money provides a [great opportunity to expand the spread of the gospel.](https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/session-7-ministry-in-deed)

__BAD USE OF MONEY__

The contrary can also be true. Money can be used poorly. There are obvious indulgences that would bring shame to ourselves and God. But the less obvious, and possibly just as dangerous, is how money can allow us to feel – self-sufficient. Money can give us [a false sense of control over our lives](https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/the-only-thing-we-can-control). As we accumulate wealth, we not only can take care of our needs but also many of our wants. In and of itself, that is a good thing. But in this, there is a tendency to forget who the provider really is.

There is a tendency to believe that “my” work earned this or that “my” business produced this.

Because of this, it becomes easy to believe that we succeed on our own, that we provide for ourselves, that we do not need anyone, or treacherously, God. He warns us of this concept in Deuteronomy 8:17-19: “Beware lest you say in your heart, ‘My power and the might of my hand have gotten me this wealth.’ You shall remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you power to get wealth, that he may confirm his covenant that he swore to your fathers, as it is this day. And if you forget the Lord your God and go after other gods and serve them and worship them, I solemnly warn you today that you shall surely perish.”

__THE PURSUIT OF SOMETHING GREATER__

So, if money can be [used for good](https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/creating-a-culture-of-philanthropy) or evil, how then do we discern our own use? What is our application?

Consider this: money is a tool, a means to an end.

It also provides a microscopic view into our hearts. Reflecting on our capital allocation reveals our true heart’s desire. Is it for God, or is it for self?

The rest of 1 Timothy 6:11-12, provides guidance. “Pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, steadfastness, gentleness. Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called and about which you made the good confession in the presence of many witnesses.” In short, our capital, work, and wealth should be a tool in pursuit or a reflection of these, ultimately to the glory of God.

A few weeks ago, the FDE podcast honored the late Dr. Tim Keller, quoting him at a Sovereign Capital LP meeting: “Rejoice not that your name is written in the “Midas List,” rejoice instead that your name is written in the Book of the Lamb. Let your identity be as a beloved son of the Most High God that died for you so that you might be reconciled to him with the joy and gratitude that comes from that gift. Return to the altar with your meaningful form of worship.”

In the wake of modern culture worshipping the “Midas Touch” and the “Midas List”, faith driven entrepreneurs and investors should take it as a warning, remembering that our identity is rooted in the Lord Jesus Christ, who gives us an eternal joy that he gives graciously. It is not in material wealth or worldly success that leaves us feeling empty and vulnerable when trials come.

Therefore, seek the kingdom of God first, and if success and wealth come from entrepreneurship, it is for His glory, not ours.

What do we do with money? That’s a great question. Share your questions in an upcoming entrepreneur group in your city. Browse our group directory to filter by location, format, and industry. We look forward to connecting.

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In today's financially unpredictable world, security and stability are goals every Christian desires. Many struggle to make ends meet, living paycheck to paycheck and often falling prey to debt and financial stress. Almost always, the root causes are physical as well as spiritual. Fortunately, there's a solution that can help us overcome these financially related struggles and transform our financial life - budgeting. In this article, we'll explore five ways a budget can make your life easier rather than harder.

__The Secret to Successful Budgeting__

If budgeting only required simple math, every person would do it and be an expert. But because spending decisions often involve our emotions and desires, the success of our budgeting depends on two crucial principles.

__1. God's Ownership__

As Christians, we understand that everything we have belongs to God, and we are merely stewards of His resources (Psalm 24:1, 1 Corinthians 4:2). Budgeting helps us align our financial decisions with this biblical truth. When we acknowledge God's ownership, we become more conscious of how we use our money, and we'll seek to honor Him with every financial decision we make.

__2. Practicing Contentment__

The Bible emphasizes contentment and warns against the love of money and an unhealthy desire for material possessions (1 Timothy 6:6-10, Hebrews 13:5). Budgeting enables us to prioritize needs over wants and avoid overspending as we learn to be content.


When we operate by these two principles, acknowledging that God is our source and joyfully accepting and managing what He gives us, budgeting becomes a desired and welcomed tool to direct our stewardship.

__5 Ways A Budget Will Make Your Life Easier, Not Harder__

__1. Being Financially Aware__

The first step towards building a more secure and stable financial future is becoming aware of your spending. A budget provides you with a clear view of your income and expenses. Tracking your spending will identify unnecessary expenses to help you focus on assigning your money to things that truly matter.

The biggest problem I've seen in people's personal finances is a lack of tracking and recording what they make and spend. __When you aren't intimately aware of what you make and spend, every financial decision is a step down into a deeper financial hole.__ A proper budget will keep you informed so you can make wise decisions and prepare you for the inevitable financial challenges ahead.

__2. Reducing Financial Stress__

Financial stress is a common source of anxiety and depression for many individuals and a significant source of discord among couples. Adopting a budget can significantly alleviate these issues. With a budget in place, you can confidently manage your expenses and prioritize financial responsibilities, reducing the fear of falling into a debt trap.

__3. Having an Emergency Fund__

Life is full of unexpected events that can disrupt your financial stability. Whether it's a medical emergency or an unforeseen job loss, having an emergency fund can be a lifesaver. __A budget allows you to allocate some of your income towards building an emergency fund, ensuring you have a safety net when the unexpected occurs.__

__4. Improved Decision-Making__

Budgeting fosters a disciplined approach to financial management, leading to smarter decision-making. When you know exactly how much money is available for each budget category, you can make wise choices, avoid impulsive buying, and ensure your financial goals are fulfilled.

__5. Eliminating Debt__

One of the most significant benefits of budgeting is its potential to help you pay off debts faster. __A budget helps you to identify and allocate extra funds towards debt repayment, helping you become debt-free.__ Reducing the burden of debt not only frees up your financial resources but also removes the emotional stress and anxiety that comes with the burden of debt.

__Bonus - Strengthening Relationships__

Financial stress can often take a toll on relationships, leading to conflicts and misunderstandings. __With a budget in place, couples can be on the same page about their financial goals and priorities.__ It facilitates open communication about money matters, strengthening their bond and promoting a healthier relationship.

__Conclusion__

For Christians, budgeting is more than just a financial tool; it is a way of honoring God with their finances and living out biblical principles in their daily lives. Adopting a budget will make your life easier, not harder. It will empower you to take control of your finances, leading to financial awareness, reduced stress, improved decision-making, and much more.

Budgeting is not about living a meager and joyless life. It's about making conscious choices that align with your priorities and beliefs and lead to a fulfilling and enjoyable life. So, why wait? Start budgeting today and witness the transformative power it brings to your physical and spiritual life.

__For Further Reading__

[Seven Reasons to Offer Estate Planning at your Church](https://www.faithfi.com/sound-mind-investing/seven-reasons-to-offer-estate-planning-at-your-church-5745)
[Unconventional Ways Churches Can Inspire Generosity ](https://www.faithfi.com/christian-stewardship-network/unconventional-ways-churches-can-inspire-generosity-5744)
[Biblical Financial Principles and 5 Practical Steps to Live by Them](https://www.faithfi.com/christian-stewardship-network/biblical-financial-principles-and-5-practical-steps-to-live-by-them-5661)
[The Importance of Financial Habits](https://www.faithfi.com/christian-stewardship-network/the-importance-of-financial-habits-5660)
[What Does it Really Mean to Be Generous](https://www.faithfi.com/christian-stewardship-network/what-does-it-really-mean-to-be-generous-5548)

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5 Ways Budgeting Makes Your Life Easier, Not Harder

Aaron Caid is Chief Marketing Officer at <a href="https://www.mycccu.com/">Christian Community Credit Union</a>, an underwriter of this program. Again, this is part two of our discussion. Please give us a brief recap of what your survey revealed and how folks feel about banks that don't share their values.<ul><li>Over 30% of Christians surveyed in a recent study considered switching banks in the last year.</li><li>One of the top three reasons for switching was misalignment with Christian values.      </li><li>More than 60% of respondents care deeply about managing their finances biblically.    </li><li>Over 50% believe it's crucial for their bank to align with and support their Christian values.</li></ul> What would you encourage Christians Aaron to consider when they're thinking about where they bank?<ul><li>Christians should consider how their bank uses the money they deposit.       </li><li>They should ask whether the bank maximizes profits for shareholders or supports Christian causes.</li><li>Christians can assess if their bank helps advance the gospel or attempts to silence it.</li><li>They should inquire about how the bank uses its profits, whether for moral causes or ministries.</li></ul> Switching banks may feel like a lot of effort. So what would you tell that person?<ul><li>Switching banks is a small time investment, similar to adopting a new spiritual practice.  </li><li>Aligning finances with faith is worth the effort.</li><li>Christian Community Credit Union (CCCU) provides an alternative aligned with Christian values.</li></ul> What are the primary differences between CCCU and big banks? <ul><li>CCCU offers quality financial products and robust digital tools.</li><li>Members enjoy competitive rates and low fees.        </li><li>Financial activities support building churches, expanding ministries, and aiding Christian charities.         </li><li>CCCU operates with Scripture as its primary authority, in contrast to secular banks.</li></ul> What are some of the compelling offerings you all have at CCCU today?<ul><li>Recently introduced the "Harvest High Yield Checking Account" with a 4% APY on the first $5,000 in deposits.</li><li>They offer a "Welcome CD" with a 5% APY, fully insured up to $250,000 per account.     </li><li>CCCU provides a "Cash Rewards Card" that offers 1.5% cashback and contributes to Christian charities with each use.</li></ul>You’ll find more information at <a href="http://joinchristiancommunity.com/">JoinChristianCommunity.com</a>. On today’s program, Rob also answers listener questions: <ul><li>When moving money between brokers, what should I know about the different types of accounts and fees involved?</li><li>Is it a good idea to sell my wife's car, which is worth around $5,000, and get a cheaper one?</li><li>Should I sell my properties and put the money into an annuity to protect against potential Medicaid eligibility issues in the future?</li></ul> Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the <a href="https://www.moodyradio.org/programs/faith-and-finance/">Moody Radio Network</a> as well as <a href="https://afr.net/podcasts/faith-finance/">American Family Radio</a>. Visit our website at <a href="https://www.faithfi.com/">FaithFi.com</a>where you can join the FaithFi Community, <a href="https://faithfi.netviewshop.com/donate2">and give</a> as we expand our outreach.

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It’s 2023. Do you know what your bank is doing these days? A lot of people don’t.
Many of the nation’s big banks are supporting abortion and other ungodly practices— and many Christians are saying they’ve had enough. Today we’ll have part two of our discussion with Aaron Caid about a very revealing survey on this topic.

Is Your Bank Unbiblical, Pt. 2 With Aaron Caid

Today, Rob offers advice on how to make your life a bit easier by using a budget or a spending plan. A budget frees you to live with less stress — and to make better decisions about the money you have available.

The Faith & Finance Minute is a great way to be reminded of God's financial principles with actionable items you can easily apply to your daily life.

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Today, Rob offers advice on how to make your life a bit easier by using a budget or a spending plan. A budget frees you to live with less stress — and to make better decisions about the money you have available.

Making Life Easier

You can and should determine how your assets will be distributed before you die, and make those decisions known in a will or a trust. You can’t take it with you, but you can leave it with those who will best use those resources for God’s glory.

You can and should determine how your assets will be distributed before you die, and make those decisions known in a will or a trust. You can’t take it with you, but you can leave it with those who will best use those resources for God’s glory.

You Can’t Take It With You

<ul><li>God created human beings for work, emphasizing its importance throughout the Bible for personal growth and God's glory.</li><li>Adam and Eve were given the responsibility of caring for the Garden of Eden, showcasing that work was a gift to maintain their relationship with God.</li><li>Despite the challenges brought about by sin, the desire for meaningful work persists within people.</li><li>Many individuals are working multiple jobs, influenced by financial constraints, with more than 7.7 million workers in such situations as of 2022.</li><li>Keeping multiple jobs organized is crucial, requiring task, schedule, and contact management, whether using online apps or traditional planners.</li><li>Effective communication is essential when managing multiple jobs, including regular check-ins with employers, team members, and clearly defined expectations and deadlines.</li><li>Time management is crucial, with boundaries and breaks necessary to prevent burnout.</li><li>Maintaining one's spiritual well-being is essential even in busy times, as overemphasis on work can lead to it becoming an idol.</li></ul> Here are a few clues that your work might be an idol, whether you have one job or many:<ul><li>Your self-worth rises or falls based on meeting your income goals.</li><li>You give up rest, family time, and church in order to put in extra work hours.</li><li>You can’t take your mind off of work tasks, e-mails, calls, and issues.</li><li>You are stressed out, discouraged and exhausted by working.</li><li>You believe that financial security is the main reason for work.</li><li>You are obsessed with productivity, success, income, and promotion.</li><li>You believe your paycheck is your provider.</li><li>And finally, a very telling indication…You make money, but you don’t like to give money.</li></ul> If work is becoming an idol for you, rest and turn to Jesus instead. Satisfying work isn’t about you– it’s about Who.  When you focus on Christ and follow biblical principles, your attitude towards work will change as well.  You’ll begin to see the opportunities God’s giving you to reach others.  You’ll understand that difficult circumstances are sometimes God’s way of helping you “grow up” as a Christian. You’ll recognize that God is your provider, and you can trust Him to lead you and take care of you. On today’s program, Rob also answers listener questions: <ul><li>How do we put our parents' house in my name before any major events and tax implications? </li><li>Should I change the allocation of my 401(k) investments at 61 years old?</li><li>Is it a good idea to pay off our home mortgage using a CD and savings when we already have a substantial emergency fund and no other debts?</li></ul> Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the <a href="https://www.moodyradio.org/programs/faith-and-finance/">Moody Radio Network</a> as well as <a href="https://afr.net/podcasts/faith-finance/">American Family Radio</a>. Visit our website at <a href="https://www.faithfi.com/">FaithFi.com</a>where you can join the FaithFi Community, <a href="https://faithfi.netviewshop.com/donate2">and give</a> as we expand our outreach.

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Working Multiple Jobs

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How her fears about expensive medical costs were put to rest by the help she received as a CHM member.

Back in the Saddle - Jennifer Johnson Testimony

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We hear the term steward often in scripture and church. What's the foundational idea of a steward?

What is a Steward? - Nuts and Bolts

CHM gave the Widuck family the opportunity and flexibility to follow their dreams. Shortly after Michael's medical emergency, he and his wife Krissy restored a neglected building in a small Ohio downtown.

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Sharing medical costs through CHM gave the Widuck family the opportunity and flexibility to follow their dreams.

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John Perona had just won the football opportunity of a lifetime, but an emergency cancer diagnosis shocked him.

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What is a Steward? - Nuts and Bolts

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We hear the term steward often in scripture and church. What's the foundational idea of a steward?

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Entrepreneurial Couple - The Widuck Family

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Sharing medical costs through CHM gave the Widuck family the opportunity and flexibility to follow their dreams.

Christian Healthcare Ministries