Most pastors reach their 50s with decades of faithful ministry behind them but with growing uncertainty about their financial future. This post breaks down the seven biggest blind spots pastors overlook at this stage of life, including retirement gaps, Social Security strategy, housing allowance issues, Medicare timelines, and more. Understanding these now can change your entire next season.

Most pastors think about money in two simple ways: what goes out and whether there’s anything left. But good stewardship needs structure. Discover the five financial “buckets” every pastor should understand to bring order, clarity, and peace to their money.

Every pastor needs a financial checkup just like a physical one. These seven questions help you assess your financial health and build lasting stability in ministry and life.

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.

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.