The Election and Your Retirement Stewardship: What Should You Do Now?

As you probably know, on this blog I try to remain relatively neutral when it comes to money and politics. That’s because I think stewardship principles derived from the Bible are timeless and applicable in any political climate. Furthermore, I think political outcomes tend to have a relatively modest impact on our individual finances, at … Read more

Stewardship and the Challenge of Generosity

This article is part of the Biblically Informed Framework for Retirement Stewardship (BIFRS) series. Generosity is part of this blog’s tagline: “helping you to save diligently, invest wisely, give generously, and live abundantly.” Generosity is of great importance during all stages of life, but according to the data, we Christians aren’t nearly as generous with … Read more

Pascal’s Wager and Retirement Stewardship

This article is part of the Biblically-Informed Framework for Retirement Stewardship (BIFRS). A few years ago, I came across this quote by Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, philosopher, and scientist who lived nearly four centuries ago and who became a devout Christian and defender of the Faith (comments in brackets are mine): Belief is a … Read more

Thanksgiving and Stewardship

Thanksgiving is here! It’s a nice holiday, and like Christmas, it has special significance to Christians due to its origin and also because of the importance of thankfulness in our daily lives. It also has significant meaning in the context of stewardship. The main idea behind stewardship is that everything we have has been given … Read more