The blessings of God are often counterintuitive. Our souls are born twisted, selfish, flawed and broken. Christ came to redeem us, turn us inside out, and transform our motivations.  Read More

Las bendiciones de Dios a menudo son contrarias a la intuición. Nuestras almas nacen torcidas, egoístas, defectuosas y rotas. Cristo vino a redimirnos, cambiarnos y transformar nuestras motivaciones.  Read More

Every Bible blessing is a Bible promise. Every time God announces a blessing, it is not only worth paying close attention, it is worth grabbing and making it your own.  Read More

Cada bendición bíblica es una promesa bíblica. Cada vez que Dios anuncia una bendición, no solo vale la pena prestar mucha atención, vale la pena tomarla y hacerla propia.  Read More

I can do all things through him who strengthens me, is one of the most misunderstood of all Bible promises.  Read More

Todo lo puedo en Cristo que me fortalece, es una de las promesas bíblicas más incomprendidas.  Read More

Contentment is a mark of spiritual maturity. Contentment is not the result of the accumulation of things, but an appreciation of what you have and of the One who provides them.  Read More

El contentamiento es una marca de madurez espiritual.  Read More

Contentment is worth more than a million dollars. We could say contentment is priceless; for everything else there is Master Card.   Read More

Every believer knows that God will care for certain needs, or even most needs. But did you realize that God promises all sufficiency in all things at all times?  Read More

God is not impressed with the size of your offering; he is impressed with the size of your sacrifice.   Read More

Jesus carefully watches how much money you give away because your offerings reveal your heart. Your checkbook is a theological document; it tells more about what you truly believe than any statement of faith.  Read More

Cheerful giving is humanly impossible. Hoarding, stinginess, and miserliness come naturally; giving, generosity, extravagance, and giving cheerfully are a miracle.  Read More

It is impossible to receive from God generously and yet give to others miserly. It is impossible. The Bible is explicit, whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully.  Read More

Some people are skilled at saving money. Some people are skilled at giving money. God wants to train you to do both with excellence.  Read More

A lifestyle of generosity does not come by self-effort; it comes by the grace of Christ. When the apostle Paul exhorted the church in Corinth to join the generosity of the Christians in Macedonia, he picked a fitting example.  Read More

Giving to God ten percent of your income each week is either a delight or a dread. What determines the difference is whether or not you believe the promise of God.  Read More

No matter how long you live, or how many challenges you face, here is something you will never see: The righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread.  Read More

The act of giving your money away does not come naturally. Tithing defies logic. Giving offerings is entirely counterintuitive. Most people who practice faithful stewardship can point to one moment in their lives when they encountered the reality— The Lord will provide.  Read More

There is something better than watching your stock portfolio mature— it is watching God use money to mature you.  Read More

Some promises of God are so strong, you are invited to put them to the test.  Read More

Financial faith and financial fear will continue to battle each other in your mind and emotions until you answer this question: Who is my provider?  Read More

Superficial people stress out over their image and overlook who they are inside. An essential part of following Christ is choosing to put superficial ways behind.  Read More

Fear about finances is one of our most common battle-lines, and the promises of God are our weapon.   Read More