Many families suffer “hole-in-a-pocket” syndrome, meaning the money they earn seems to slip away leaving no trace. As a result, plans we have for our family, home, church or charity giving and future are set aside.  We say “we can’t afford it” even when the family income suggests that the plans are – or should be – affordable. This...... >Read More

Tags: budget, challenges & conflicts, communication, FaithLife Financial, families, family budget, finances, financial decisions, healthy marriage, income, Money, pay check, priorities, resolving conflict, values

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Are you wearing a mask? Here is an online Bible study. “They replied, ‘Believe on the Lord Jesus and you will be saved, along with your entire household’"(Acts 16:31). What do we want more than anything else for our families? We want unity and harmony, love and support. Right? That’s why it hurts so much when there is division, estrangement,...... >Read More

Tags: condemn, counsel, disappointment, families, family reunion, harmony, Helen Grace Lescheid, human relationships, Lord Jesus, love, pastor, resentmen, support

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If you are hurting from the pain of having lost a loved one, we care and want to pray for you. “If you need wisdom—if you want to know what God wants you to do—ask him, and he will gladly tell you. He will not resent your asking” (James 1:5). When you pray, do you ask God for little things or... >Read More

Tags: confidence, desires of our heart, distracted, faith, families, friends, God, insignificant concerns, Lillian Penner, pray, prayer, wisdom

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