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  Money is one of the greatest tests of the heart. For many Christians, finances are often separated from faith, treated as a private matter rather than a spiritual one. Yet the Bible makes it clear: how we handle money reveals who truly sits on the throne of our hearts. Jesus said in Matthew 6:21, “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” This means stewardship is not just about budgets and bank accounts it’s about priorities. When we make God first in our finances, we align our money with our mission, and our resources become tools for eternal impact. What is Stewardship? Stewardship means managing what God has entrusted to us with wisdom, accountability, and faithfulness . It’s the recognition that God owns everything (Psalm 24:1), and we are caretakers of His resources. Stewardship is not about how much we have but about how we use what we have. Whether you earn a little or a lot, God is more concerned with your faithfulness than with your figures....

  Money is one of the most practical parts of life, yet it’s rarely taught intentionally in schools. Sadly, many young people grow up unprepared to manage their finances, falling into debt, poor spending habits, and constant financial stress. As Christian parents, we have a responsibility not only to raise children who love God but also to equip them with financial wisdom rooted in biblical principles. Teaching your children about money isn’t just about coins and budgets it’s about shaping their mindset, values, and habits . When they learn financial wisdom early, they’re more likely to grow into responsible, generous, and purposeful adults. Why Teaching Children About Money Matters Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” This doesn’t only apply to spiritual disciplines but also to life skills including money management. If children don’t learn godly principles about money, they will absorb worldly ...