Flourish Financial Planning

Psalm 24:1 reminds us: "The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it."

Everything. Not just 10%. Not just the tithe. All of it.

When we truly embrace this truth, it transforms how we think about "our" money, "our" house, "our" career. We are managers, not owners. Stewards of what belongs to Someone else.

And the good news? The Owner is generous, loving, and trustworthy. He invites us to manage His resources in a way that reflects His heart.

What a privilege.

Trick yourself into saving. Naturally, it can be hard to save . If we have it we'd like to use it. We use several of these tips when trying to set up savings plans for clients.

How to Save Money: 28 Ways - NerdWallet Ways to save money: 1. Automate transfers to savings. 2. Use a high-yield savings account. 3. Pay off high-interest debt first. 4. Cancel unnecessary subscriptions. 5. Get discounts on entertainment.

After God mentions that margin is for the benefit of the marginalized, he reminds them "I am the LORD your God" (in Leviticus) and "You shall remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt;" (in Deuteronomy). Through the practice of creating margin, we are to remember who God is and what He has done.

How to Apply the Biblical Principle of Gleaning and Margin to Your Modern Finances — Christian Financial Advisors Network The concepts of gleaning and creating margin are themes that are periodically commanded and mentioned within the Old Testament and for good reason. But what does this mean for us Christians living according to the New Covenant through Christ?