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In financial planning, we talk a lot about financial independence. Build a solid plan, save diligently, invest wisely—and one day you won’t need a paycheck. You’re “independent.” Scripture affirms planning and stewardship, but it also forces us to examine our motives. It’s possible to do all the right things and still trust the wrong thing. One danger with money is that as it grows and we become more affluent, our trust can subtly shift toward it. That’s not just unwise—it’s

We get Frequently Asked Questions about Health Savings Accounts all the time. Here are some of the most common. 

Most of us in ministry don’t spend much time worrying about being sued. We’re focused on serving people, not protecting ourselves from them. But stewardship isn’t just about how we give and invest—it’s also about how we protect what God has entrusted to us. That’s where umbrella insurance comes into play. In an article in Kiplinger Personal Finance, author Ella Vincent outlines several situations where additional liability coverage may be wise.