All posts by: Josh

About Josh

Josh Richner is the founder of FaithWorks Financial and regular contributor to the FaithWorks Blog. Josh is a Christian, a husband and a father with an unremitting passion for personal and professional growth.

For most people, investing is simply done for the sake of acquiring more wealth. For Christian’s, this is setting the bar very low. We should view investing as an opportunity to support businesses and endeavors that promote the betterment of our world. “Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required, and […]

As Christians, we fully understand the “reason for the season.” It is our time of the year to consider God’s great sacrifice through his son Jesus Christ, our opportunity to reflect upon the sheer magnitude of God’s grace toward us. Unfortunately, consumerism has taken over our society. It is estimated that the average person sees […]

With the cost of education skyrocketing over the past decade, you will probably want to begin saving as soon as possible if you plan to help your children with the cost of their college education. Whether you want your child to attend a Christian college or a secular school, you probably want to add a […]

Todays article is a continuation of our Retirement Planning Basics series. You may also enjoy:    Traditional IRA       401(k)   Planning for a Christian retirement involves good stewardship and seeking wise counsel. It is crucial to fully understand any investment vehicle before getting started, especially when planning for your retirement. This article will […]

FaithWorks Financial is proud to sponsor a $1,000 gift card giveaway! We realize how difficult the Christmas season can be financially, so we’re teaming up with several great Christian bloggers to give away a $1,000 Visa gift card right in time for Christmas. Enter the giveaway by following the instructions in the Rafflecoptor form below. […]

Whether you are on solid financial footing and give regularly, or are struggling just to put food on the table, it is important to review your giving. The key to good Christian financial planning is balance and a grateful heart. Setting giving goals that are both practical and generous requires you to take a step […]

Call Now