Continuing the Year-End Reflection series, the Finance edition walks through important questions around how you handled earning, giving, saving, debt, and spending in 2016 and also what your plans are for 2017. Let's jump in!

Wondering how best to prepare your relationships with your friends, family, self, and God for 2017? This post walks through my reflections and thoughts as well as poses questions to get you started!

What does the bible have to say about debt? Quite a lot it turns out and some of it might not be what you expected. According to the Good $ense Ministry, the best kind of debtor is “one who avoids entering into debt, is careful and strategic when incurring debt, and always repays debt”.

This Thanksgiving I am especially grateful for the life I live. In honor of the tough political climate and family dynamic many of us are navigating this holiday season, I am taking time to remember for what I am thankful, to whom I belong, and who I love.

Continuing the Financial Principles series, we are diving into the next topic: saving. What does the bible have to say about this important topic? 

Are you at the point where you don't think you can do it anymore? That you spend more time thinking about quitting your job than actually doing your job? This week's post is for you. 

What do goals, failure, and dreams have to do with each other? This week we're diving into how enacting a plan that doesn't take into consideration fear of failure will best align us towards living the life of our dreams!

The Financial Principles series continues with a post about giving. What does giving say about who you think God is, the state of your heart, your spiritual maturity, and your understanding of the other? Read this week's post for more details!

God prompted me to write a love letter to my single sisters in Christ about how I view them and their relationships. Check it out!

As a follow up to last month's THREE TRUTHS ABOUT REST AND TAKING TIME OFF, I will continue the Three Truths series by expounding on three truths we need to keep in mind when work get tough.