Holidays are a wonderful, cozy time of year. Many of us have joyous memories of opening gifts with our families, gathering around a table for a warm meal, or participating in community events that bring cheer to those around us. With the holidays comes a lot of joy, laughter, and love. But let's be honest - between gifts, gatherings, and travel, there are…

We have all been in a season where financial strain is prevalent. Bills pile up, unexpected expenses appear, and it’s easy to feel like we’re never doing enough or that we will never escape it. But we have a source of peace that transcends circumstances: a grateful heart rooted in God’s promises. Gratitude has the power to transform how we view our finances, shifting our perspective from scarcity to abundance, from anxiety to trust, and from fear to faith.

Buying a home is one of the most exciting and meaningful financial steps you can take as a Christian woman. Home buying gives you the freedom to build a home you love. It opens up opportunities not just for economical growth and investment, but personal growth as well. It’s more than a financial decision. It’s a way to steward resources wisely, provide a safe home for your family, and honor God in your planning.

Most of us have read the Old Testament passages about tithing. Money and faith often intersect in ways that can feel confusing, especially for Christian families. Tithing has a long history in Scripture, but in today’s world, it’s easy to wonder how it applies to modern families and budgets. It begs the question: Do we really have to give 10%?

Many of us have heard of interest in negative ways. When you take out a loan, you pay interest on that loan, meaning you end up paying more back than what was given to you. But did you know that interest can also be positive for your journey to financial freedom? As Christian women, you dont have to feel overwhelmed by the negativity of your financial circumstance.

Life is unpredictable. Finances can be unpredictable along with it. Setbacks are apart of the journey to financial freedom. Maybe it’s an unexpected medical bill, a job loss, or a season where expenses outweigh income. Financial setbacks can feel discouraging and overwhelming, leaving us wondering if we’ll ever get ahead. But the truth is, setbacks aren't an indication of failure. They are something that almost everyone has to go through at some point on their journey to financial freedom.

When you hear the word budget, what does it make you think of? For many women, budgeting feels like a burden instead of a blessing. For women who manage their household, you can easily be trapped by thinking a budget is a constraint. But when we shift our perspective and create a budget through the lens of faith, we see it for what it truly is: a tool to steward God’s resources wisely and live in greater freedom.

Money can often feel like a source of stress, pressure, and endless worry. As women, especially Christian women, we may feel torn between managing finances responsibly and trusting God with our provision. But the truth is, God cares about every aspect of our lives—including our finances. Learning to trust Him with our money is not only freeing but also essential for building a life of financial peace and abundance.