The Stewardship of Christmas
Luke 2:1—21 tells the familiar story of …
There’s More to Retirement Stewardship Than Getting the Numbers Right
According to some recent stats, more …
Minimizing Regret in Retirement
Regret. Webster defines it as …
Overcoming Retirement Fears
My church has started summer book study …
Better Retirement Investments Than Money
Since my last post, I’ve done …
What It Really Means to “Retire with Dignity”
I first heard Dave Ramsey use the phrase …
In Your Grasp: Three Things for a Financial Miracle
As we start 2021, the global pandemic …
Is Building Wealth for Retirement “Striving After the Wind”?
Our pastors have recently been preaching …
Jobless and Nearing Retirement Age—What To Do?
I recently read this quote from a …
The “Promised Land” of Retirement
On a recent Sunday morning, one of our …
Things I am Grateful For as a Retiree During a Pandemic
We’re in the middle of what is, …
Redeeming Stewardship Failures
Financial crises have a way of revealing …
It Can’t Happen Again (But It Did)
For many of us who remember the 2008 …
What Should Wise Retirement Stewards Do Now?
It’s honestly hard to know what to write …
Pandemics, Market Crashes, and Retirement Stewardship
Note: Because of extreme volatility, the …
Finding Your “Calling” in Retirement
Last year, I attended a week-long event …
Loving Your Widow With Wise Stewardship
In my last post, I suggested some new …
Some Thoughts on “Saving Retirement”
Some months ago, one of my favorite …
Imagining Your Retirement
You may remember these lyrics from the …
Help—I Think Too Much About My Retirement Savings!
I was recently part of a book study with …
Your Coming Weakness and Retirement Stewardship
One of the hard realities of life in our …
The Retirement “Identity Crisis” – a Biblical Perspective
I was recently surprised to see a couple …
So You Want to be an “Everyday Millionaire”?
Author and speaker Chris Hogan, who is …
5 Reasons to be Humble in Retirement Stewardship
In our culture, success with money is …
10 “Retirement Stewardship Things” I Am Thankful For (and So Should You Be)
Thanksgiving is just a few days away. …
Reflections and Lessons from 40 Years of Stewardship
As I shared in a previous article, I …
10 Years Later: 5 Stewardship Lessons from the “Great Recession”
This month could be considered the ten …
The Stewardship of Godly Wisdom
The church that I belong to is going …
Retirement Planning in 2018 and the “Wheel of Life”
2018 is here and the beginning of a new …
Tithing and Giving in Retirement
Most of us will see a change in our …
The Link Between Thankfulness and Retirement Stewardship
The Thanksgiving holiday is almost here. …
The High Calling of Retirement Stewardship
The articles on this blog approach the …
Can Retirement Stewardship Make you a Rich Fool?
The short answer is no, not if you …
Biblical Traits of a Successful Investor
The subtitle of this blog is, …
Relocating in Retirement: Should You Stay or Should You Go?
Perhaps you remember a 1982 song from …
Boats, Seashells, Softball, and Retirement Stewardship
Tim Challies recently highlighted an …
Church Fathers, Catechisms, and Retirement Stewardship
Over the years, I have read a few of the …
Do You Need Life Insurance in Retirement?
It seems like I’m always seeing …
Contentment with Retirement Stewardship is Great Gain
A simple definition of contentment from …
The Election and Your Retirement Stewardship: What Should You Do Now?
As you probably know, on this blog I try …
Thanksgiving, Jesus and the Ten Lepers, and One That Wasn’t a “Turkey”
From the story of the ten lepers (Luke …
Retirement Stewardship and “Making Children Glad in God”
I was inspired to write this article by …
Stewardship and the Challenge of Generosity
Generosity is part of the tagline for …
What is Retirement Stewardship?
Perhaps you’re curious about the …
What Is Our Greatest Risk In Retirement?
If you’re younger, the greatest …
Pascal’s Wager and Retirement Stewardship
A few years ago, I came across this …
Thanksgiving and Stewardship
Thanksgiving is here! It’s a nice …
What Will You Do When You Retire?
In a brief conversation with a friend …