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Rich Brott writes about business, finance, purpose and stewardship – with a grounded perspective for the decisions that shape an abundant life.
Insights & Wisdom for a Rewarding Life – Financially, Personally, Spiritually.
- Rich Brott
Kingdom perspective
Business · Finance · Purpose · Stewardship
Dreams worth pursuing do not have to be spectacular or amazing. The important thing is living a dream that is really yours. Those who are most fulfilled know what they want and go after it. But first, it seems appropriate to ask some questions. Why are you here? What is your personal purpose in life? Why are you doing what you are doing? Why are you where you are? Understanding who you are and what you are all about is pertinent to understanding what it is you want to accomplish.
In the process of building our financial future, there are times when we ask another person or a financial institution to use their money for a limited period of time. This is borrowing or taking out a loan. Usually, the lender allows us to use their money in exchange for a percentage fee called interest. […]
READ ESSAY >Borrow Money with the Right Intentions It is not wrong to borrow money, but it is wrong to take on debt without the ability to pay it back or with the intention of never repaying what is owed. What is meant in Romans 13:8 when it says not to owe anything to anyone? “Obey the […]
READ ESSAY >Extended Warranties Many merchants encourage customers to buy extended warranties when they buy autos, appliances or electronic items. They’re profitable for the merchants, who pocket up to 40 percent of the amount before sending the rest to the insurer. Don’t buy extended warranties on appliances or electronics. While you pay for them in advance, they […]
READ ESSAY >The Cycle of Money There is a cycle to money and its use. Money can be similarly compared to the cycle of water in nature. Did you know that money is only profitable when it is used? If we are to live life abundantly as Christians, we must follow the scriptural principle of giving. Our […]
READ ESSAY >It is so important to be a credit-worthy person. Everyone knows that potential lenders look closely at your credit record, but did you also know that landlords and insurance companies do, too? Here are some tips for building up a clean credit record—and making sure it stays that way.
Read More >If your spending is out of control, it is time for a little austerity. Think of all of the minor decisions that you make in one day. What would happen if you started to make adjustments in these areas? It would eventually bring about major changes in your financial situation! Here is a comprehensive list of tips to help you analyze different aspects of your life:
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