On my post last week about giving, Robin asked if I would share a few stories. There are many little stories that my wife and I have about how the Lord has established us and kept us and helped us fall in love with Him through our finances. Here are a two of the juicy […]

Every day I have three goals I want to meet

Breakthrough with God in prayer
Serve and love others
Faithfullness in my current position / calling from the Lord

At the end of my day I can look back and evaluate how I spent my time and how my heart responded to different situations. I look to see if […]

It wasn’t until after I got married that began aggressively managing Anna’s and my finances. After our first year of marriage we looked at our spending and realized we weren’t giving or saving as much as we ‘thought’ we were. So we began seeking a plan to manage our finances, focusing on two main areas: […]

Here is a G.O.O.D. 4-step financial plan:

Get
Out
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Debt

If you haven’t noticed yet, then check out the downloads page to snag a free desktop to pimp out your computer. These are in addition to the teachings and notes that are already available (even the downloads page is subject to Christianity and nerdery).

Shawn Blanc has recently finished a series of articles which took the reader on a tour of his Mac. They’re really good posts, you should give ‘em a read. But in reading them I’ve been inspired to take you on a tour of my PC as well.
Ben made the switch to Ubuntu a few months […]

We all have a sense of benevolence within us. Charity is one of the core foundations to the Kingdom of God. But if you don’t have a plan and a listening ear, chances are you’re not giving as much to God as you think you are.
My application for giving has three components:
1) 10% off […]

If you’ve read the latest and still want more, but you’re not sure where to start, click on the “Random Post” link at the bottom of the NOTEWORTHY list and you’ll get just that. It’s different everytime. Thanks to Matt’s Plugin.

Most people do not live beneath their means. It’s the problem of allowance. If it is available to you then you will most likely buy it - even if you don’t need to. Living equal to our means is not our right but a crutch. It is a growing issue related to consumerism and greed. […]