When Jesus taught us to pray, “Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors” in the Lord’s Prayer, what did He mean? Some translations use the word trespasses, while others say sins. Yet, the word debts—used in Matthew 6:12 of the King James Version—is intentional. It carrys both a financial and spiritual […]
You check your credit report, and there it is—that charge-off the collector threatened. Your first instinct? Pay it off as soon as possible to make it disappear. But hold on. Pump the brakes. The truth is, there are several reasons why you should never pay a charge off hastily. While paying a charge-off might seem […]
The term “budget” gets tossed around a lot. A budget can be simple or complex. It should reflect our income and our expenses, and it should be honest. Sometimes we’re so focused on our valuables that our budget neglects to reflect our values. Instead of merely creating a financial budget, let’s instead consider keeping God […]
Have you ever wondered if canceling a credit card is a wise financial move—or if it could bring unexpected difficulties to your financial future? Maybe you’ve had a credit card for years, but now you’re wondering—should I cancel it to avoid temptation? Or will closing it hurt my credit? These are real concerns for many […]
The concept of the Year of Jubilee, rooted in ancient biblical law, offers a unique lesson about debt and financial freedom. In today’s world, where debt is a growing burden for many, exploring the Jubilee year offers valuable insights and inspiration for modern debt relief practices.
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