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Category Archives: Spending
How To Build A House
Ok, I’ll be the first to admit that my title might be a little misleading. This post is not a process for analyzing your personal financial situation (and whether or not you are ready to build a house). Instead, it … Continue reading
Posted in Action Step, Attitude, Spending
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Church Bankrupcy: Learning From Our Mistakes
If you hadn’t read the headlines, one of America’s “mega-churches” is filing for bankrupcy. (Click here for story). Normally I try to avoid commenting negatively on current events/authors/books/etc. because it can create divisions that might not be necessary, instigate battles that really … Continue reading
Posted in Church Finances, Debt, Leadership, Spending
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Spenders and Savers: The Pros and Cons of BOTH
Monday’s post on Storing or Pouring: How Should a Christian Build Wealth? got me thinking and I came up with this: Are you a Spender or Saver? The Pros and Cons of BOTH Life seems to throw dichotomies at us … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Saving, Spending
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