All too often, married couples have passionate conversations about their finances. I use the word passionate instead of argument if you get what I am saying. Whether these discussions are about the budget, a planned expense, or an emergency expense, it is necessary to be assertive in talking it out regularly.
When saving money, what do we tackle first? Research says American households' top three budget busters are housing, transportation, and (drum roll, please) food. Yes, food. I know this does not come as a surprise to you because we face this reality on a daily basis. We can’t avoid it. We must look at the savings crisis in our country and figure out how to save money. Planning in advance is key. Here are 10 ways to save in the grocery store.
Know your worth, then make your decisions. Do not make decisions without recognizing and cherishing your worth. You are valuable. You are of great worth. You are loved by an Almighty God who can do exceedingly and abundantly above anything you can ask, think, or even imagine. If you do not know your worth, ask your loved ones. Typically, please closest to you can see things from a different perspective. This article was written to inform you of your worth because you are WORTH it!
Dating and relationships are two of the most popular hot topics on social media, in conversations with friends, and especially at weddings. If you search for this topic on Google, many blogs, articles, and images appear. We can all agree that when people talk about dating, they are all too often desiring true love. Here are 10 ways to prepare for dating God's way.
I think we can all agree that a great majority of Americans are in a financial crisis due to a few reasons. Factors like greed, lack of discipline, poor decision-making, ignorance, inflation, increased taxes, etc. are sucking our bank accounts dry. However, although this is true, Kingdom people can ask for mercy, favor, and wisdom so we can become wealthy and be the lenders, not the borrowers to impact our children and generations to come.
It's a devotional encouraging people to confront offense instead of avoiding it.
It's an article that talks about the Color Purple movie and how it may be a trigger for those who have experienced certain childhood or relationship traumas.
We can trust God with our career. Sometimes we want to go ahead of Him because we are tired of waiting but is it worth it? No. We may have certain desires of where we want to be and when we want to be there but it is God who has the perfect plan. As we pause and acknowledge Him, He is sure to direct our paths. His timing is perfect.
