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Biblical Money Management for Freedom, Generosity, and Purpose

"No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon."

— Matthew 6:24

Why Finances Are a Spiritual Issue

Jesus talked about money more than almost any other topic. Why? Because how you handle money reveals your heart. Money isn't just practical—it's deeply spiritual. Your finances reflect your priorities, your trust in God, and your willingness to live by faith. Financial freedom isn't about being rich—it's about being free to follow God without money controlling your decisions.

6 Biblical Principles for Money

These foundational truths will transform how you view and use money

You don't own anything—God does

Your income, possessions, and savings are all God's

You manage God's resources, not your own

This shifts your perspective from ownership to stewardship

"The earth is the LORD'S, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein." — Psalm 24:1

Your 6-Step Financial Freedom Plan

Follow these steps in order to achieve biblical financial freedom

Common Financial Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Living beyond your means — Spending more than you make leads to debt slavery
  • No emergency fund — One crisis and you're back in debt
  • Impulse buying — Unplanned purchases destroy budgets
  • Ignoring debt — Debt never goes away on its own
  • Not tithing — Robbing God robs you of His blessing (Malachi 3:8-10)

Want the Complete Financial Freedom Guide?

Get the full 50+ page resource with detailed budgeting worksheets, debt payoff calculators, investment strategies, and biblical wisdom for every financial situation.

Detailed budgeting worksheets
Debt snowball calculator
Tithing & giving guidance
Investment basics for Christians
Family finances & marriage
Financial accountability tips

✓ 50+ pages • ✓ Worksheets included • ✓ Biblical foundation • ✓ Practical action steps

Stewardship Goals Tracker

Your Financial Discipleship Journey

Check off each goal as you complete it. Build godly financial habits one step at a time.

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Create a Budget

Track income and expenses

Planning
Start Tithing (10%)

Honor God with firstfruits

Giving
Build Emergency Fund

Save 3-6 months expenses

Saving
Pay Off Debt

Eliminate credit card debt

Debt-Free
Increase Income

Ask for raise or side hustle

Income
Increase Giving

Give beyond 10% tithe

Generosity
💡 Pro Tip

Start with one goal at a time. Financial discipleship is a marathon, not a sprint. God honors faithful stewardship!

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