A Biblical Guide to Finding God’s Purpose After Work For many people, retirement is viewed as the finish line—a season of relaxation, travel, golf, and freedom from work. After decades of faithful labor, those things can certainly be wonderful blessings from God. But for Christians, retirement is not simply about stopping work; it is about faithfully stewarding the next season of life. If you're planning to retire within the next one to two years, the most important question

I have been working with retirees for over 2 decades and I’ve found that one of the greatest fears they face is not market volatility—it is the uncertainty of whether their income will last as long as they do. That concern is not hypothetical. I saw many families experience it firsthand during the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, when portfolios declined sharply at the very moment retirees needed income the most. The biggest question I received when their portfolio was down

Few topics stir up as much frustration—or confusion—as taxes. Every spring, millions of Americans gather their documents, say a quick prayer, and hope for a good outcome. Some rejoice over a big refund. Others wince at a balance due. But as Christians, we’re called to think about taxes differently than the world does. Our approach should be shaped not by fear, resentment, or even excitement—but by faithfulness, wisdom, and stewardship. Jesus addressed this directly when He sa

As we approach the end of the calendar, it is a good time for everyone to look over their financial plans and make sure important deadlines are met before the end of the calendar year. Several retirement, tax, and account-related tasks must be completed by year-end, and missing them may affect tax reporting, contribution eligibility, or long-term planning goals. This overview highlights many common year-end deadlines and reminders. It is not intended as individualized investm