Bountiful: The Heart of Money Management

We’re honored to have Glenn Taylor as our guest on this episode. Glenn talks about his website, financial lessons he learned the hard way, a sure-fire way to spend less money, and more.

Links

• Click here for all episodes of Bountiful: The Heart of Money Management
• taylorstudies.com
• nerdwallet.com
• pennyhoarder.com
• choosetosave.org

Talking about difficult subjects within our marriages can be a challenge, but aren’t our marriages worth it?  Is your marriage worth it?  In this episode, Gary and Christy discuss some practical tips on how to communicate effectively about personal finances with our spouses.

Links

• https://www.moneytalksnews.com/how-talk-money-with-your-spouse/
  
  
• https://millennialmoneyman.com/how-to-be-awesome-at-handling-money-with-your-spouse
  
  
• https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-avoid-financial-disagreements-453846
  
  
• https://www.daveramsey.com/blog/the-truth-about-money-and-relationships
  
  
• https://www.moneytalksnews.com/how-get-your-spouse-board-with-saving-money/2/

Unexpected expenses are a part of life. We know they’ll come, but we don’t know when. In this episode, Gary and Christy will talk about how God wants us to handle our hearts and minds when these unexpected expenses arise.

We’re blessed to have Jonathan Medley as our guest on this episode.  Jonathan, a blogger, CPA, and father of three, gives his perspective on the importance of raising money-conscious children.  He also talks about some practical methods he uses to help guide his children to grow and be good stewards.

Links

• Link of Perspectives of a Bondservant blog:  https://perspectivesofabondservant.wordpress.com/
• Perspectives of a Bondservant Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/perspectivesofabondservant/

We want to be prudent and exercise good judgment when managing our money but we don’t want to become stingy, where we’re preoccupied with earthly wealth. In this episode, Gary and Christy look at a few reminders on how we can be good stewards without becoming stingy.