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.

Medical costs can be overwhelming, and without proper health insurance, a single emergency can lead to financial hardship. This guide walks pastors through affordable options, including ACA plans, employer-sponsored insurance, health-sharing ministries, and HSAs, helping you make informed decisions about your healthcare coverage.

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.

As church attendance patterns shift, pastors can embrace new strategies to grow their ministries, from digital discipleship to community engagement.

Discover how pastors can create and sell digital resources—sermon series, study guides, and leadership materials—to serve other churches while generating sustainable income.

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.

Many pastors have developed valuable digital skills—social media management, video editing, and graphic design—that can be used as a side hustle. Learn how to turn these skills into freelance opportunities while staying ministry-focused.

Teaching and coaching can be powerful side hustles for pastors, providing financial stability while expanding ministry reach. Learn how to start coaching, teaching online, and leading workshops in this guide.

Discover how writing and publishing can serve as a meaningful side hustle for pastors, helping to ease financial stress while expanding ministry impact.

Retirement savings may feel overwhelming, but starting now\u2014even small steps\u2014can lead to financial peace and stability. Learn why saving today matters and how to take action.

Have you opted out of Social Security as a pastor? Discover practical steps to protect your financial future, along with important considerations for anyone considering this decision.

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.

Retirement isn’t the end of your calling—it’s the start of a new chapter. Discover how pastors can prepare financially and spiritually to embrace this season with confidence and purpose.

Navigating a 403(b) rollover as a ministry leader can feel overwhelming, but it’s an important step in aligning your financial decisions with your faith and calling. Discover practical guidance to make confident, informed choices for your financial future."

Taxes, retirement, and healthcare costs—are they weighing you down? Discover how a Health Savings Account (HSA) can be the financial tool pastors need for smarter savings and future security.

Resilience in financial planning begins with understanding the fundamentals. Discover how pastors can navigate economic challenges and build a stable financial future.

Debt can weigh heavily on both personal and church finances, but it doesn’t have to define your story. Discover how pastors can embrace sound financial principles, tackle debt, and lead with confidence and purpose.

In a consumer-driven world, pastors face unique financial challenges. This post explores how ministry leaders can manage personal and church finances, avoid common pitfalls, and align financial decisions with their faith and calling.