Teaching kids about money isn’t just about budgets—it’s about discipleship. When we ground our children’s financial education in biblical truth, we’re preparing them to be faithful stewards of God’s resources. The financial habits and values we instill today will echo through generations, becoming part of our lasting legacy.
Financial peace begins not with budgets but with a heart posture. When we acknowledge that everything comes from God, we shift from ownership to stewardship. This perspective transformation—honoring the Lord with our wealth as Proverbs 3:9-10 teaches—is the first step toward biblical financial peace.
Stewardship isn’t just about managing money—it’s recognizing everything we have comes from God. When we practice contentment, give generously, make integrity-based decisions, and trust in God’s provision, we create a legacy that honors Him and blesses future generations. Start your stewardship journey today.
The debt snowball method isn’t just a financial strategy—it’s biblical stewardship in action. By tackling your smallest debts first, you create momentum that aligns with God’s wisdom in Proverbs 21:5: ‘The plans of the diligent lead to profit.’ Financial freedom unlocks greater kingdom service and generational blessing.
Creating a family budget isn’t just about tracking dollars and cents; it’s about aligning your financial choices with the values and legacy you want to pass down. When we approach budgeting as stewards rather than owners, we transform everyday financial decisions into meaningful investments in our family’s future.
As Christian moms seeking to build a lasting legacy, understanding God’s perspective on money management isn’t just helpful; it’s essential. Today, let’s explore five foundational principles that will transform our perspective on and approach to managing our finances through a biblical lens. 1. Everything Belongs to God Psalm 24:1 says, “The earth is the Lord’s…