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Faithful stewardship is about living and giving with purpose. We share resources to help you manage your time, talents, and finances in ways that honours the Lord Jesus.
Do Christians still need to tithe?
Where did tithing come from, and are Christians today still called to give 10%? Dr Ben Cooper explores.
Ben Cooper
New tax year, new ISA allowance: what you need to know
With the start of a new tax year, your ISA allowance has reset, giving you a fresh opportunity to save up to £20,000 in a tax efficient way.
Sam Bauyumi
Should Christians shop at Waitrose or Lidl?
What does the Bible have to say about our everyday spending?
Paul Houghton
“The fact that our church reserves can be used to help provide mortgages for Christian ministries was our main motivation.”
Read Chris's story
“It’s brilliant to be able to open a savings account that enables the Lord’s work.”
Read Andrew's story
How does salvation shape the way we spend?
Can the gospel really guide our choices about food shops, mortgages, and pensions?
Paul Houghton
“If you knew what regular banks are investing your money in, you wouldn’t want to save with them.”
Read Carmen's story
“The interest rate isn’t our chief concern, as we know that in saving somewhere else, we wouldn’t know what our money was contributing to.”
Read John & Imogen's story
Video: Jesus’ promises vs Money-god’s lies
Should Christians shop at Waitrose or Lidl? Is it wrong to splash out on a meal deal, or book that long-awaited holiday abroad?
Paul Houghton
Bank like you believe it: A Christian case for ethical banking
How choosing a bank reflects your faith.
Ruth Upton
5 ways to teach your children the joy of generosity
In a society which places so much emphasis on having more, it feels important to raise children who will strive to find contentment and eagerly seek opportunities to be generous. But how do we shepherd a generation of children in seeing the value of sacrifice and gospel partnership?
Ruth Upton