Money

How to Find God (And Hope) in the Student Loan Crisis

Monday, June 1, 2020

According to the New York Federal Reserve Consumer Credit Panel Borrowers, Americans owe a total of $1.5 trillion in federal student loan debt. God has so kindly written His word to confront this crippling debt. Nearly 25 percent of Jesus’ words in the New Testament deal with financial stewardship.

2 Reasons Why Healthcare Sharing Is Popular among Christians

Friday, March 13, 2020

As Christians, who have been instructed to help their brothers and sisters in times like this, it is crucial that we heed this call. But, how can we know when one of our brothers and sisters is in need?

SEC Brings Defrauding Charges against Son of Pastor John MacArthur

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Mark MacArthur, the son of prominent pastor John MacArthur is facing defrauding charges brought up by the SEC after he failed to disclose personal financial gain in an investment deal.

Bible College, Former Christian Post Publishers Part of Guilty Plea in $35 Million Newsweek Fraud Case

Monday, February 24, 2020

Bible College, Former <em>Christian Post</em> Publishers Part of Guilty Plea in $35 Million Newsweek Fraud Case

A Christian college and the former publishers of The Christian Post and Newsweek have pled guilty in a scheme to fraudulently obtain $35 million from lenders.

Pro-Life Organization May Have to Pay $1.6 Million for Misuse of Taxpayer Money

Monday, November 18, 2019

A Texas-based pro-life organization may be forced to pay the government more than $1.5 million for misusing taxpayer money.

Climate-Change Millerites: Why Save for the Future If There Is No Future?

Monday, June 24, 2019

Back on October 22, 1844, tens of thousands of Americans who followed a preacher named William Miller, eagerly awaited the Second Coming of Christ. By “await,” I don’t mean that they had a general hope or belief, as in, “He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead.”

Buying a T. Rex and Restoring Notre Dame: Our Quest for Legacy

Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Would you pay $2.95 million for a baby Tyrannosaurus rex? The sixty-eight-million-year-old skeleton was discovered in Montana in 2013 by Alan Detrich and his brother. Detrich loaned the fossil to the Kansas University Natural History Museum, then decided to put it up for sale on eBay. Paleontologists warn that the bones are incomplete and shattered in parts. “The asking price is just absurd,” one said.