Kingdom Finance

Many people see a 401(k) plan as the cornerstone of retirement savings. It often comes with employer matches that boost your investments significantly. But what happens when your workplace does not offer a 401(k)? Instead of feeling stuck or frustrated, you can take control by focusing on intentional stewardship and using the financial tools available to you. This approach can create a strong foundation for wealth building, even without the traditional employer-sponsored plan

Money management is a challenge for many people, but for those who want their financial decisions to align with their faith, the options can feel limited. This is where a Christian financial counselor steps in, offering guidance that integrates biblical principles with practical money management. Unlike traditional financial advisors or financial coaches, Christian financial counselors provide a unique approach that addresses both the spiritual and financial well‑being of the

Honoring God with your money isn’t about having it all figured out—it’s about making intentional choices that reflect your faith. For Millennials and Gen Z navigating today’s fast-paced, material-driven world, these five money habits can help you live with greater purpose, generosity, and contentment.

The Proverbs 31 woman wasn’t just a homemaker — she was a wise investor and thoughtful steward who knew how to turn careful decisions into lasting blessings. In this post, I share how her example inspires me to make smart, prayerful, and unselfish financial choices that build kindful wealth for my future and bless others along the way.

A simple Roth IRA portfolio built for young investors using low-cost ETFs, diversified across small-cap, mid-cap, large-cap, and international markets.

Biblical wisdom teaches us to protect our loved ones. Life insurance, when used wisely, provides security without waste, honoring God’s call

Learn fun ways to teach kids about money, tithing, and generosity with biblical principles of financial stewardship.

"Discover faith-based investing options like SOVF and Timothy Plan to align finances with Christian values.