As Christians, our purpose for wise financial stewardship is rooted in our faith and hope in God.
We understand that we are managers of God’s resources and steward our resources accordingly.
Check out The Little CPA’s blogs tools and resources on Faith and Finance which include interviews with Masters of Divinity, insight into scriptures about financial stewardship and more!
Discover the warnings provided in the book of Jude to spot spiritual influencers who exploit their followers on social media.
How to Spot Spiritual Influencer Scams: 5 Lessons from the Book of Jude Read More »
What does the Bible say about taking care of widows and orphans? James 1:27 summarizes it well – “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.” This verse emphasizes the importance of
3 Practical Ways to Care for Widows and Orphans Read More »
You can deduct tithes on your tax return, but should you? Here is a CPA’s perspective on taking a charitable deduction for tithes.
Should You Claim Your Tithes as a Tax Deduction? Read More »
Here are 10 Bible verses that provide guidance on how to invest, how not to invest and how to steward our investments.
How to Invest Biblically: 10 Bible Verses About Investing Read More »
Cyrus Waters, M.Div., shares Bible verses on debt and finances to help us understand what the Bible says about debt.
What Does the Bible Say About Debt? Read More »
Here is a diverse list of faith-based money experts for those seeking a Christian financial advisor.
Top 5 Christian Financial Advisors to Follow in 2021 Read More »
A Church’s financial health can indicate its overall health. Here are a few tips to consider when seeking a new Church home.
5 Financial Questions to Consider When Looking for a New Church Read More »
What does the Bible say about money? Here are 10 Biblical financial principals to help steward your money wisely.
10 Biblical Principles to Help You Manage Money Well Read More »
