What Does the Bible Say About Money? More Than You Think
What does the Bible say about money? A thorough look at what Scripture teaches about wealth, debt, giving, and stewardship for Canadian Christian men.
Tithing & Giving
Tithing & Giving
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The Christian Budgeting Guide for Canadians: A Biblical Plan for Your Money
Christian budgeting guide for Canadians: a biblical, step-by-step plan for managing your money, giving faithfully, and building financial peace in your household.
Tithing in Canada: 7 Biblical Answers to Questions Christian Men Actually Ask
The complete tithing guide for Canadian Christians, including the biblical case, gross vs. net income, CRA charitable donation tax credits, and a practical system to start giving faithfully this week.
What Generosity Does to You Before It Does Anything for Anyone Else
Most teaching frames giving as the fruit of a generous heart. Jesus says it the other way around. The treasure moves the heart, not the other way.
Why Most Christian Men Save Before They Give (And Why That's Backwards)
The order in your budget reveals the order in your heart. Most Christian men have that order inverted and don't know it.
Stewardship Is Bigger Than Money
Most Christian men hear stewardship and think tithing. The word means more, and the smaller version is hurting us.
Do I Tithe on RRSP Withdrawals?
If you tithe on gross income, yes - you tithe on RRSP withdrawals when you receive them. Here is the full breakdown, including the double-tithe question.
How to Use the Tithe Calculator: Gross vs Net, CPP, EI, and RRSP Explained
A guide to calculating your tithe in Canada - gross vs net income, CPP, EI, RRSP deductions, and how to use the Wise and Faithful tithe calculator to get an honest number.
Generosity Beyond the Tithe: What to Do With the Other 90%
The tithe is the floor of Christian giving, not the ceiling. The real stewardship question is what a man does with the remaining ninety percent.
Tithe Calculator Canada: Gross or Net, and What That Means Here
How to calculate your tithe as a Canadian - the gross vs. net question, CPP and EI deductions, self-employment income, and a calculator that does the math.
Can You Actually Tithe When You Don't Have Much?
The honest answer to the question most Christian men are afraid to ask: what does faithful giving look like when every dollar is already spoken for?
The Theology of Enough: Learning to Mean It
Contentment isn't a feeling - it's a discipline Paul said he had to learn. Here's what that learning actually looks like for a Christian man managing money.
What to Do With a Financial Windfall: A Canadian Christian Man's Playbook
A pastor's playbook for stewarding a tax refund, bonus, inheritance, or severance - before it evaporates.
Biblical Principles of Money Management That Actually Change How You Live
Biblical principles of money management for Canadian Christian men. Practical stewardship, debt freedom, budgeting, generosity, and contentment grounded in Scripture.
Should You Tithe on Gross or Net Income? 3 Biblical Principles That Settle the Question
Should you tithe on gross or net income? A biblical and practically Canadian answer with real numbers, CPP nuance, and 3 principles that guide the decision.
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What I Still Haven't Figured Out About Money
I run a personal finance site. Here is a confessional list of everything I have not yet resolved about money - and what I pray when the questions outnumber the answers.
When Homeownership Becomes an Idol
Wanting a home is not wrong. But if you cannot imagine a faithful Christian life without owning one, something has gotten hold of you that needs naming.
TFSA vs RRSP: The Canadian Christian's Complete Decision Guide (2026)
TFSA or RRSP? The definitive Canadian Christian guide to choosing the right account, with a decision framework, real numbers, and a stewardship lens.
Do Not Be Anxious: What Matthew 6 Actually Means When You Have a Mortgage
Trust and wisdom held together in the same breath. What Jesus actually said about money worry, and what He did not.
You Have Two Levers. Most Budget Advice Only Tells You About One.
When cutting isn't enough, most advice just tells you to cut more. There's a second move most people never use.
FHSA vs RRSP Home Buyers' Plan: Which One Should You Use for Your First Home?
The FHSA wins in almost every case. Here is the plain-English breakdown of both accounts - and the stack strategy that gets you the most out of each.