Finances & Economics

God owns the world, all who live in it, and all the stuff on it. He entrusts property to us so that we can manage it well to honor Him!
Money is a big part of our lives. It actually closes doors to plans we might make. We are warned that the love of money is the root of all evil, but we need it for daily life.
Economics is a subject that people just throw up their hands at because it seems so confusing. But, economics is not hard to understand and we need to understand it in order to make wise financial choices.
Though we live in a debt-driven world, God calls debt foolishness. Can we live debt-free?
Meredith believes that the Word of God has something to say to this generation in this century. Glean biblical principles of economics and financial wisdom. She will challenge you to change your lifestyle and the way you manage your finances. Then, watch out for God's blessing.
Money is a big part of our lives. It actually closes doors to plans we might make. We are warned that the love of money is the root of all evil, but we need it for daily life.
Economics is a subject that people just throw up their hands at because it seems so confusing. But, economics is not hard to understand and we need to understand it in order to make wise financial choices.
Though we live in a debt-driven world, God calls debt foolishness. Can we live debt-free?
Meredith believes that the Word of God has something to say to this generation in this century. Glean biblical principles of economics and financial wisdom. She will challenge you to change your lifestyle and the way you manage your finances. Then, watch out for God's blessing.
Living Debt-Free
With a government in debt and a culture that promotes debt, can we really hope to live debt-free? Yes, we can! Meredith will show you how to make & live on a budget, save up for large purchases, make wise financial decisions, and learn to wait on God's timing. Wisdom in this area begins with putting Christ first when it comes to money, learning to delay gratification, and stirring up the creativity inside you. Learn to manage your finances with biblical wisdom and enjoy the blessing that results.
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God Owns it All: Living as a Steward
God owns everything: the whole world, all your stuff and all your money. How can you live as a steward so that your lifestyle, bank account, and spending habits honor the Lord Jesus Christ? Meredith will share biblical principles and practical ways to put them into practice.
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The Secret to Financial Success
What is the secret to financial success? This character trait/habit will turn troubled finances around and restore stability in the home. Meredith will share ways to cultivate
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Your Heavenly Bank Account
God tells us to seek first His Kingdom and store up treasures in Heaven. As Christians, we are called to tithe and give offerings. On the other hand, the Lord promises to meet every need, provide for our enjoyment, and answer our prayers. Are the two related? Do we have a Heavenly Bank Account? Meredith thinks we do and that investing in that account gives greater dividends than real estate, stocks, bonds, or gold.
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How to Make a Budget & Stick to It
The basics of budgeting are covered with a twist. Learn to make 3 budgets: an ideal budget, a realistic budget, and a bare-bones budget. Meredith will share how to stick to a budget for more than a month or two. Living prayerfully on a budget can be an exciting adventure!
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Save & Invest for the Future
Preparing for the future involves saving money and living frugally, not within your means, but living on less than you make. Is this a difficult challenge or an exciting adventure?
Living debt-free for the Curtis family has involved saving up large chunks of cash to attend seminary, educate children in private colleges, purchase vehicles, and start businesses--all debt-free. How did we do it? Meredith shares tips on living on less and trusting God. She also shares ways to keep you from dipping into the money you are saving. |
Why Socialism Doesn't Work
Who is our Provider? Is God our Provider? Or is the government our Provider? What does the Bible say? What can we learn from history? This session takes a hard look at socialism and socialistic methods in our culture. If socialism doesn't work, what does?
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How to Start a Family Business
(or Pastor Mike Curtis)
In these uncertain times, a family business may be necessary to bring in extra income just to make ends meet. Pastor Mike has operated several businesses since 1982. He will share his experiences, biblical principles, practical advice, legal requirements, and helpful tips with you. |
God's Provision
God is our provider! But, just what does He promise to provide for His beloved children? And how does He provide for our needs?
Going to College Debt-Free
(or Julianna Curtis)
Julianna will show you how to go to college debt-free, giving real life examples of how she and other homeschool grads have made it through college without borrowing any money. |
Tithing New Testament Style
Planning to SavePreparing for the future involves saving money and living frugally, not within your means, but living on less than you make. In this session, Meredith shares tips on living on less and trusting God. She also shares ways to keep you from dipping into the money you are saving.
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A Christian Worldview of Economics & Government
Does the Bible have anything to say on economics and government? Meredith will talk about biblical principles of economics, money management, business, government, freedom, socialism, free-market economics, and supply-side economics. She will talk about Greece, Rome, English Anglo-Saxons, and Israel's forms of government. Fasten your seatbelts--it will be a fast ride.
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Healthy Banking
Learn banking habits that lead to financial success. Meredith covers savings accounts, checking accounts, CDs, and borrowing money at your local bank. From using debit cards wisely to keep track of your deposits and withdrawls, from keeping a healthy balance in accounts to building a relationships with banking personnel, this talk addresses the big picture and the small details.
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