Many people confuse faith with financial passivity. But stewardship is intentional. In this post, I walk through three subtle signs you might be too passive with your money—and how to shift into a healthier, more faithful rhythm of financial leadership.

There is one small financial habit that can bring clarity, reduce stress, and create momentum in your money life. It only takes a few minutes a week but can change everything. In this post, I’ll show you how to make it part of your weekly rhythm.

If you’re a pastor preparing to relocate for ministry, buying a home can feel like the logical next step. But is it the wisest move right now? This post outlines five key things to consider before diving into homeownership in a new community.

Tax season is different when you’re in ministry. From housing allowance to outside income and retirement contributions, here are 5 key things every pastor should understand before filing. These aren't tips for deductions — they’re reminders that could save you stress, money, and time.

Many pastors have bank accounts that make money management harder, not easier. In this post, I break down 3 common account-related mistakes and show you simple ways to fix them—without overhauling your whole system.

Tax season can be overwhelming, especially for pastors with unique financial situations. This guide breaks down clergy-specific tax benefits, including the housing allowance, self-employment taxes, and deductible ministry expenses. Learn how to keep more of your money and stay IRS-compliant. Need a tax checklist? Click here to request your free guide.

Insurance can feel overwhelming, but at its core, it’s simply a tool to protect your financial future. Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored health, life, disability, and long-term care insurance—now we’re wrapping it all up, including a crucial policy most people overlook: umbrella insurance.

Disability insurance is often overlooked, but losing your income due to illness or injury can be financially devastating. Learn how pastors can protect their income while keeping costs reasonable.

Life insurance is one of the most overlooked yet essential protections for pastors. Without it, your family could face financial hardship if something happens to you. This guide explains how much coverage you need, why term insurance is usually best, and where to find affordable policies.

Are you financially prepared for the unexpected? This series explores the key types of insurance every pastor should consider to protect their family and ministry.

Many pastors have developed valuable leadership and stewardship skills, but have you considered how real estate could provide long-term financial security? Whether through rental properties, house hacking, or passive investments, pastors can use real estate to supplement their income without stepping away from ministry. Learn how to get started, leverage housing allowances, and avoid common pitfalls in this latest installment of the Side Hustles for Pastors series.

Are financial missteps holding you back? Learn how to avoid common money management mistakes with practical, biblically inspired strategies to build a stable financial future.