The Joy of Giving
Why Generosity Is Not a Burden March 13 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar When many people hear the word generosity, they feel tension. It sounds like obligation.
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When More Becomes Normal
Resisting Lifestyle Inflation March 12 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar One of the quietest forces shaping our financial lives is not debt. It’s adaptation. You earn
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Telling the Truth About Your Money
Money often hides what we’d rather avoid. March 11 reminds us that financial honesty is a form of discipleship. When we stop avoiding the numbers, clarity—and freedom—begin to grow.
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The Discipline of Gratitude
Money trains our eyes to notice what we lack. Gratitude retrains them to see what we’ve been given. March 10 reminds us that thankfulness is one of the most powerful disciplines shaping how we handle our money.
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Money and the Future
Saving Without Living in Fear March 9 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar Few things reveal our relationship with money more clearly than the future. Not today’s
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Why Generosity Changes You
The Quiet Power of Giving March 7 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar If money reveals the heart, generosity reshapes it. That’s why Jesus talked about giving
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Stewardship Is Not Budgeting
Why Biblical Generosity Begins With the Heart March 5 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar When Christians talk about money, the conversation often becomes technical. Budgeting strategies. Debt
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The Radical Freedom of “Enough”
Why Contentment Is One of the Hardest Spiritual Disciplines March 4 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar Yesterday we talked about comparison. The neighbor’s boat. The coworker’
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When Your Neighbor Just Got a Boat
Comparison quietly erodes contentment. When your neighbor gets the boat, the real question isn’t what they have—it’s what story you start telling yourself. Lent invites us to rediscover the freedom of ‘enough.’
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Beyond Tithing
February invited us to examine faith in the workplace — ambition, integrity, rest, courage, resentment, forgiveness. We asked what our jobs require of our faith. Now, as we move
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