Faith and Finances: How Trusting God with Your Money Can Bring Peace
When you think about faith, you might picture Sunday mornings at church, prayer, or reading the Bible. But have you ever thought about how deeply your faith can impact your finances? For us, this connection changed everything.
A few years ago, we took a class about managing finances that transformed our lives. We learned the power of budgeting, listing our goals, and working together to reach them. At first, it was easy to trust God with parts of our lives — our health, our family, our future — but it took us time to truly trust Him with our money.
Little by little, we started committing our finances to God. We decided to honor Him by giving, and we began paying closer attention to how we managed what He had already provided. We talked about our spending and our dreams, even though those conversations were uncomfortable at first. Money can feel so personal, but we discovered that bringing it into the light brings freedom.
Thanks to God’s guidance and our willingness to learn and take action, we found peace and a sense of purpose in our financial journey. Today, we feel more united, more prepared for the future, and more grateful for all that He has given us.
If you’ve ever felt stressed or stuck when it comes to money, I encourage you to invite God into that part of your life. Start by talking with your partner, creating a budget, and setting goals together. Pray about your finances, and ask God to help you become wise and faithful stewards of everything He entrusts to you. It may feel difficult at first, but you will find that trusting God with your money can lead to peace, unity, and blessings you never imagined.
Resources to Help You on This Journey
Scriptures on Stewardship and Giving — explore verses like Proverbs 3:9-10 and Malachi 3:10
Free Budgeting Templates — download our favorite simple budget sheet
Take the Next Step
Do you want help organizing your finances with faith as your foundation? Contact me — I’d love to walk this journey with you.