Archive for the ‘Biblical Finance’ Category
Sunday, July 30th, 2006
Today we went to a neighboring town to help friends with their part in a community yard sale. We "donated" a bunch of things to their sale because they're in the process of adopting a girl from China through the Philip Hayden Foundation, and these kinds of adoptions are very ...
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Sunday, July 9th, 2006
Our church bulletin this week had a bulletin from Focus on the Family. The bulletin contained some money principles from a Christian perspective:Debt can sentence you to a lower standard of living in the future. Quite true: if you pay off only the minimum balance on your credit card, ...
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Monday, March 20th, 2006
What a great story:
Pregnant Teen Waitress Gets $1,000 Tip
Actually, the total payment was $1,000 -- $26.35 for the meal and $973.65 for the tip. This is a 3,695% tip!
Gifts like this are touching. When one person's definition of pocket change is different from another's by a few zeroes, it ...
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Monday, January 9th, 2006
Tithing is the practice of giving 10% of one's income. It is today usually associated with giving to one's church.
About five years ago, when I started dating the woman who would be my wife, giving to the church was something I hadn't done in a very long time. ...
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