On July 4, 2025, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” was signed into law, ushering in one of the most sweeping tax, spending, and regulatory packages in recent history. Regardless of where we stand politically, moments like this are a reminder of an important stewardship truth: wise financial planning means adapting to change while staying anchored [...]
The month of July has a couple of significant holidays about freedom worth celebrating. But while we’re reminded of the incredible blessing of living in a country where freedom is possible, there are other freedoms that are often overlooked. Like the freedom to give. What does true freedom look like? Beyond political liberty, God calls [...]
As believers, we often think of coaching as something that comes from others—a wise mentor, a trusted advisor, or a financial coach guiding us along. But what if one of the most powerful forms of coaching actually begins with ourselves? Are you coachable? Are you Coachable: An Examination of the Heart The Apostle Paul wrote, [...]
As we pause with gratitude this Memorial Day to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country, we’re reminded that true legacy is not measured by wealth or possessions, but by the impact we make on others and the values we leave behind. This Memorial Day—What will you leave [...]
Raising financially wise children in today's culture is more challenging than ever, in a culture where the expectation is instant gratification. As Christian families building legacies that last, we understand that passing down material wealth alone isn’t enough. True legacy is spiritual—it’s about passing down wisdom, character, and values that endure for generations. One of [...]
Christmas is such a vivid reminder of the goodness of God—the celebration of God fulfilling His promise made hundreds of years earlier that a child would be born who would be both God and man and ultimately deliver His people from their sins and bridge the gap between God and man. The goodness of God [...]
The crisp fall air stirs and evokes cherished memories of holidays gone by as we anticipate gathering with loved ones. But every year, the holidays might look a little different, and expectations built on past celebrations can rob us of the present. There might be an empty chair at the table this year, or maybe [...]
October is Long-Term Care Month and a good reminder to consider now the future of your loved ones. Below are 3 ways to take care of loved ones after you are gone. My wife Cathy and I will never regret taking care of our dads. We were blessed to have been able to do so, [...]
We all have dreams for our children that they would flourish and be healthy and successful. But what happens when they are not? When failure looms over your legacy, there might be victory around the bend. The decisions and mistakes our adult children make have a much bigger impact than the decisions and mistakes they [...]
As the final days of summer begin to fade and school looms ahead for families, the influences that our children will face have the potential to undo all that we have worked for. Raising godly children in an ungodly culture seems impossible. What's a parent to do? Maybe you've done "all the things" that should [...]
