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Benefits of Having an Abundance Mentality

04.02.2011 by Darrin 5 comments

Being a faithful steward and keeping our expenses in check is definitely something we need to be doing, but in order to truly be successful financially, we need to have an abundance mentality.

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Developing an Entrepreneurial Spirit: Lessons From Christopher Columbus

03.18.2011 by Joe Plemon 5 comments

Between 1492 and 1503, Christopher Columbus completed four round-trip voyages between Europe and the Americas. These voyages, because they mark the beginning of the colonization of the American continents, changed history. What are some lessons we can learn from Christopher Columbus? Read on to find out!

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How You Can Have the Same Net Worth as Warren Buffett!

02.11.2011 by Jason Topp 8 comments

Warren Buffett is arguably the greatest investor of our time. The “Oracle of Omaha” has built a successful empire by investing in what he knows. Buffett first became a millionaire in 1962 when his share of partnerships went over the million-dollar-mark. By 1990, Buffett would reach billionaire status . . .

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I Remember

01.13.2011 by Bob 34 comments

I remember when I was living off of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese that was purchased on a nearly-maxxed out credit card. I remember the feeling of hopelessness as I watched my financial life spiral out of control before my eyes…

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Is Your Budget a Straitjacket or Your Best Friend?

01.07.2011 by Joe Plemon 7 comments

As long as you view your budget as a straitjacket, your life will be one of two extremes: you will either ban it completely or allow it to smother you. Why not let him to be what he is meant to be: your best friend?

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Lessons On Human Potential From The Truman Show

10.27.2010 by John Frainee 3 comments

Have you ever seen The Truman Show? It’s a 1998 film that includes Jim Carrey as Truman Burbank, an unaware participant in a television show broadcast worldwide. Truman is the first human to be legally adopted by a corporation, which uses its child as the star of a reality show…

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Are We Managing Money Like Epicureans or Christians?

10.17.2010 by Craig Ford 3 comments

I might sound like a geek because I know about the Epicureans, but I promise you that I don’t know much. I know enough to know that most people think the core beliefs of the Epicureans was to “eat, drink, and be merry”. I also know that most scholars think this doesn’t appropriately encapsulate their beliefs…

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Helping Vs Enabling: How To Know Which Is Which

09.19.2010 by Joe Plemon 19 comments

Christians have a dilemma. We are told to help the needy and we are also told to be wise. The challenge is to do both simultaneously. Is it possible that our “help” isn’t actually helping? Could we be enabling instead? How do we know the difference? What are some guidelines? First, some definitions: Helping is doing something…

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