Be A Part of The Great Recovery

Dave Ramsey is spearheading a movement called The Great Recovery. It’s a grassroots movement for people who are tired of waiting on Washington for solutions and answers. According to TheGreatRecovery.com, the government can’t fix this economy– only individual families can by returning to God and grandma’s way of handling money. Ramsey, along with several other [...]

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Popular Free Bible App Downloaded More Than 200-Million Times

My husband and I both use the YouVersion Bible app on Sunday mornings and throughout the week. He’s using it to read the Bible in one year and I use it to search various verses, take notes and upload verses through my Twitter and Facebook pages. Turns out we are two among more than 20 [...]

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Twitter Tuesday Profile: @JamieMunson

Mars Hill church in Seattle is one of the most well-known American churches and our next Twitter Tuesday Profile has the distinguished honor of being their first intern ever back in 1999. Jamie Munson stayed with Mars Hill and now works as the Executive Pastor. He also met his wife there and has four children– [...]

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Prayer In the Workplace

Do you pray at work? Chances are the answer is yes, but you may be surprised at how many of your co-workers are likely praying as well. A recent article in the Washington Post interviewed Jeanna Ray, a website manager who is among the 61 percent of Americans who say they pray every day. Jeanna [...]

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Who Are the Joneses and Why Are We Keeping Up With Them?

Here in the US keeping up with the Joneses seems to be our favorite American pass time. We strive for better cars, bigger houses and newer gadgets. Are you getting sick of that quest yet? Well, according to WhoaretheJoneses.org, a new project from Compassion International, if you earn $50,000 a year you make more than [...]

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1/11/11: How to Make Giving Your Number One Priority

In honor of this really cool day, 1/11/11, I’d like to focus on how to make giving your number one priority. Often it seems that tithing and giving back falls at the end of your financial list. The money that we give ends up being whatever we have left after paying bills and meeting obligations. [...]

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The Scandal of Christmas

Does the holiday season ever make you nauseous? Busy schedules, gaudy Santa displays and an overdose of abundance can really turn my stomach. While retailers are rejoicing I start to wonder: what happened to the real reason for the season? And don’t get me wrong– I’m just as guilty. Every year I seem to fall [...]

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What the Bible Says About Hard Work

Have you ever run into a person like this– someone who would rather pray about finding a job than go out and look for one? This just doesn’t sit right with me. I know God is our provider, but he never tells us to just sit back, watch some TV and wait for His blessings. [...]

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Why More Christians Don’t Invest in the Kingdom

My pastor gave an interesting sermon this Sunday about investing in the kingdom. The message made me consider selling everything I own in order to help more people. But realistically, it really drove home the point that everything we are given is on loan from God and should be used for His glory. There’s no [...]

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Twitter Tuesday Profile: @ProvidentPlan

It’s been a busy year for Paul Williams. He got married to his wife Michelle and recently started his own financial planning and tax preparation business in Southern Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. When he’s not crunching numbers he enjoys tweeting as @ProvidentPlan and blogging at ProvidentPlan.com. OODC: How did you get started blogging and tweeting? @ProvidentPlan: [...]

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