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When Cost Becomes Joy

The Surprising Fruit of Financial Faithfulness March 21 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar Yesterday, we named something honest: Faithfulness can cost you. You feel it: * in what

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When Faithfulness Costs You

Why Financial Obedience Doesn’t Always Feel Good March 20 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar At some point, financial discipleship stops feeling theoretical. It becomes real. Not

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Small Changes, Real Direction

How Financial Transformation Actually Begins March 19 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar Once you begin to see your financial patterns clearly, a new question emerges: What now?

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The Freedom of Less

Why Simplicity Is a Spiritual Discipline March 16 — Lent | The Discipleship of Your Dollar There is a quiet assumption woven through modern life: More will make things easier.

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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

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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Making Room at Work

Making Room at Work

Lent Is Not Just What You Give Up February 28 — Faith & Vocation When people think about Lent, the first question is usually: “What are you giving up?

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