A friend recently sent me this link to a chart on PNC Bank’s website titled “A Timeline for Achievement” that provided a helpful list of age-based retirement planning milestones. (Disclaimer: This is not an endorsement for PNC, although I am sure they are a good bank, I just found the chart interesting. This kind of…
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New Year Retirement Stewardship 10-Point Check-Up
Happy New Year! Planning is a wise part of retirement stewardship. But no matter how well we plan, we must always remember that “The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps” (Prov. 16:9). And now that we are closing out 2018 and looking out ahead to 2019, I thought I would share some thoughts…
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The Stewardship of Christmas
You may have expected an article about watching your budget during the Christmas season. That’s probably a good idea, but that’s not what this post is about. It’s about stewarding the story of the incarnation, and not just that, but the whole story of God’s plan of redemption through his Son. As Christians, we are…
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Now That You’re Retired, What Do You Do All Day?
I have been officially “retired” from my full-time, paid position since October 1st. And since then, I have noticed something that happens fairly regularly: In general conversations with friends and family they ask me: “How’s retirement?” or “Are you enjoying retirement?”. If my wife is with me, she sometimes gets the “Is he driving you…
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10 “Retirement Stewardship Things” I Am Thankful For (and So Should You Be)
Thanksgiving is just a few days away. It’s a great holiday (apart from the eating too much part) because thankfulness is a beautiful thing, especially when it’s directed toward God. We should be most thankful and grateful to God for the mercy, grace, and forgiveness he has given to us through his Son, Jesus Christ…
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