Here is a fact about Moses that can get lost in the Sunday school version of the story: he was 80 years old when God sent him back to Egypt. Not young and ambitious; not upwardly mobile; not in his prime; he was 80 years old (and, as Indiana Jones once said, “It’s not the … Read more
This article is part of the Biblically-Informed Framework for Retirement Stewardship (BIFRS) series. In the first article of this Caregiving Principle series, we established the biblical foundation for preparing to both give and receive care. In the second and third articles, we explored healthcare planning before and after Medicare—the latter being the foundation of medical … Read more
Jesus’ words, as quoted by Paul and recorded in Acts 20:35, at first sound counterintuitive. He says that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Not equally blessed, more blessed. Which is either the most liberating financial principle ever articulated or the most inconvenient, depending on who you quote it to. I did … Read more
This year is a big deal for the people of the United States because we’re celebrating a major milestone—it’s been 250 years since we broke free from the rule of King George III and Great Britain’s control back in 1776. It’s a huge anniversary, and freedom is something that’s on lots of people’s minds. We’re … Read more
