7 Biblical Principles for Saving and Investing Your Money

Some Christians don’t save for retirement because they believe it’s disobedient (usually quoting Matt. 6:19–20), or they feel guilty about putting money away when others are in such great need. Others belie… See more

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What is the 'Spend, Save, Give' lesson?

The 'Spend, Save, Give' lesson is a classic way to manage your money. It introduces grade 3-5 students to thoughtfully and responsibly using money. This lesson is part of our Adventures in Math resource center. What's in the 'Spending, Saving, Giving' lesson? ...

Is giving a free thing?

Deuteronomy 16 says, “Every man shall give as he is able, according to the blessing of the of Lord which God has given him.” That’s all; it’s a free thing. Now, you see what I’m saying? Required giving was always taxation. Freewill giving was always whatever came out of the willing heart. ...

Does giving go beyond the need?

A clear illustration, people, that the giving that is done with true motivation goes beyond the need; goes beyond the need. Listen. Deuteronomy 16 says, “Every man shall give as he is able, according to the blessing of the of Lord which God has given him.” That’s all; it’s a free thing. Now, you see what I’m saying? ...

Why does saving honor God?

Saving honors God because it rightly values money as a gift that he has given to us (James 1:16–17). Instead of unplanned, impulsive, or foolish spending, wise saving demonstrates the importance of stewarding his gifts (Luke 12:47–48). Proper stewardship will put you in a better position to help with important needs as they arise (Eph. 4:28). ...

What is a savings jar?

A savings jar is a container for money to be used for large purchases or to go into a savings account for future use, such as a bicycle or a big trip. The money in this jar goes towards the large purchase or a real bank account. ...

What is a'save spend share' money box?

This lovable, award-winning “save, spend, share” money box appeals to both child and parent. Perfect for smaller children due to its color code, size, and compactibility, it’s a great first starter for younger children that are beginning to learn about the very basics of math. ...