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Biblical financial principles
A survey of Scriptural teaching about money and wealth
Presented in downloadable pdf slide sets and accompanying student handouts suitable for teaching the subject in a variety of venues
the bible is our authority
Some sources state the Bible has over 2000 verses pertaining to money and wealth. This course uses a sampling of these verses to provide a Biblical framework for making financial decisions.
PEOPLE ARE OUR MISSION
Money is just a tool which we believe is to be used to meet our own needs, provide for our family, bless the church of Christ, advance righteousness, and meet the needs of others.
Generosity is our goal
Our purpose is to encourage the believer to live obediently to God's Word and to develop a heart for greater generosity.
faithfulness is our PRACTICE
Not everyone is called to accumulate great wealth. But we are all called to faithfully practice what Scripture says about life, including the management of our finances.
Overview: This website is a survey of Scriptural teaching on money and wealth. It is organized as a set of 10 basic principles and four life applications in a format suitable for presentation to others.
Need for this course: There are many excellent Christian financial counseling and teaching resources available to anyone who wants to know what the Bible says about a variety of financial topics. But there may be a need for one that is in a classroom-ready "presentation" format. The author's goal was to provide an easy-to-use, ready-to-deliver downloadable slide presentation of a comprehensive Biblical curriculum on money and wealth. It is suitable for presenting to several different audiences as described on the "Course Format" page.
Premise: The premise of this course is that, as we honestly and prayerfully search the Scriptures to seek God’s will concerning our finances, He gives us the spiritual wisdom to align our hearts and minds with His. We may then develop a proper Biblical framework for making righteous choices in the financial area of our lives.
Scope: Though not an exhaustive study of the more than 2000 Bible passages which deal with the subject, this course provides the student with a broad Biblical perspective concerning the acquisition, accumulation, management, and disbursement of money.
Feedback welcomed: The author invites feedback and suggestions regarding any portion of this course, especially with respect to its conformity to Biblical truth but also regarding its content or presentation style. Please use the form on the “Contact Us” page.
Tuition-free: This course is to be presented to others, in total or in part, consistent with a non-profit model. Downloaded pdf files may not be altered without the author's express permission. Please contact the author to request changes to any of the presentation modules in order to adjust to the presenter's preferences or adapt to local audiences.
Disclaimer: This seminar is solely a good-faith expression of the author’s interpretation of Scripture and his understanding of the other resources used in its development. He makes no representation of its conformity to any denominational or theological position, or of any secular or religious philosophy, regarding the subjects it addresses.
Need for this course: There are many excellent Christian financial counseling and teaching resources available to anyone who wants to know what the Bible says about a variety of financial topics. But there may be a need for one that is in a classroom-ready "presentation" format. The author's goal was to provide an easy-to-use, ready-to-deliver downloadable slide presentation of a comprehensive Biblical curriculum on money and wealth. It is suitable for presenting to several different audiences as described on the "Course Format" page.
Premise: The premise of this course is that, as we honestly and prayerfully search the Scriptures to seek God’s will concerning our finances, He gives us the spiritual wisdom to align our hearts and minds with His. We may then develop a proper Biblical framework for making righteous choices in the financial area of our lives.
Scope: Though not an exhaustive study of the more than 2000 Bible passages which deal with the subject, this course provides the student with a broad Biblical perspective concerning the acquisition, accumulation, management, and disbursement of money.
Feedback welcomed: The author invites feedback and suggestions regarding any portion of this course, especially with respect to its conformity to Biblical truth but also regarding its content or presentation style. Please use the form on the “Contact Us” page.
Tuition-free: This course is to be presented to others, in total or in part, consistent with a non-profit model. Downloaded pdf files may not be altered without the author's express permission. Please contact the author to request changes to any of the presentation modules in order to adjust to the presenter's preferences or adapt to local audiences.
Disclaimer: This seminar is solely a good-faith expression of the author’s interpretation of Scripture and his understanding of the other resources used in its development. He makes no representation of its conformity to any denominational or theological position, or of any secular or religious philosophy, regarding the subjects it addresses.
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If you believe in this ministry's message and would like to pray for us, we would be most grateful. If you would like to teach this material or let us know how you were blessed by this study, please contact the author. If you choose to make a donation to the needy around the world, please click on the DONATE button or contact the author at mountlincoln286@gmail.com. Your gifts will be added to the author's "Blessings Fund Global" (as described in module 8) and will be used to help support ministries with local outreach to the needy, such as Trinity College and Seminary, Manipur, India. Thank you for being a part of this ministry. Note: PayPal collects a small processing fee. Also, your gifts are not tax deductible, and all donations must be reported by the author as taxable income. Therefore, only net "after tax" proceeds will be distributed.