What Does the Bible Say About Money?
What does the Bible say about money? A thorough look at what Scripture teaches about wealth, debt, giving, and stewardship for Canadian Christian men.
20 articles tagged Tithing & Giving
What does the Bible say about money? A thorough look at what Scripture teaches about wealth, debt, giving, and stewardship for Canadian Christian men.
Most teaching frames giving as the fruit of a generous heart. Jesus says it the other way around: the treasure moves the heart first, and the heart follows after.
Most Christian men hear stewardship and think tithing. The word means more, and the smaller version is hurting us.
The tithe is the floor of Christian giving. The real stewardship question is what a man does with the remaining 90%.
Christian budgeting guide for Canadians: a biblical, step-by-step plan for managing your money, giving faithfully, and building financial peace in your household.
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 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.
Canada named Almighty God in its Thanksgiving proclamation. What the table in October says about your money and what counts as enough.
Should you keep giving while you pay down debt? Almost always yes. Here is the honest reason why, the one narrow exception, and how to make it work.
Most of us give from the leftovers, and leftovers rarely exist. Scripture flips the order, and it changes more than your budget.
The 10% rule is not the New Testament command most Canadian Christians think it is. What Scripture asks of givers goes further than a percentage.
Yes, your church giving lowers your tax bill in Canada. Here is how the charitable donation credit actually works, and how much it is worth.
The order in your budget reveals the order in your heart. Most Christian men have that order inverted and don't know it.
The amount question is real. But beneath it sits a harder one. A complete biblical answer on tithing, cheerful giving, and what generosity actually does to a man.
Matthew 6:33 is the most quoted financial verse in Christian circles, and most people misread it in one of two directions. What the passage actually promises.
Paul said he had to learn contentment, and he wrote it from prison. What that learning looks like for a Christian man managing money in Canada.
Jesus talked about money more than almost any other everyday subject. Roughly a third of his parables touch on it, and every one presses the same question.
Yes. But the question behind the question is what you trust wealth for, and that one is harder.
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.
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.
Most men measure provision by one number. It's the wrong scoreboard. Eight signs you're providing well that have nothing to do with your salary.
Wanting a home is a good and ordinary desire. If you cannot imagine a faithful Christian life without owning one, something else has taken hold.
The math on small daily spending is real. The habit cost calculator shows you the 30-year shape of your habits so you can decide with your eyes open.
Most budgeting advice has one move: cut more. There is a second lever, and my wife and I spent three years of evenings and Saturdays pulling it.
The Bible is full of wealthy people God loved. Here is what Scripture actually says about wealth, money as idol, and what open-handed stewardship looks like.
Most budgeting systems require perfection to work, and real life is never perfect. Five steps for a plan that survives, and the posture underneath it.