All Things New – Weekly Roundup

Many things are new this week.  For starters, Money Help For Christians has a new theme.  I hope you enjoy the new look.  My family is now in Houston, Texas where we will be staying for a month.  Finally, our blessings from God are new every morning.

Photo by qthrul.

Money Help For Christians Carnivals and Mentions:

Money Help For Christians was included in this list of 100 Incredibly Inspiring Christian Blogs.

My article Should you Take a Pay Cut for a Ministry Related Position was published at Bible Money Matters.

Money Hacks Carnival and Festival of Frugality included my Frugal or Cheap article.

Debt: Upside Down and Backwards was included in the Carnival of Money Stories and the Carnival of Debt Reduction.

Great Personal Finance Reads:

1. One Money Design wrote a post called DebtGoal Helps Eliminate Debt.  Here is what Jason had to say about DebtGoal, “I recently came across a FREE online tool called DebtGoal which does most of the work for you. It enables you to set up a debt plan and manage to a consistent payment schedule.”  Personally, I love finding free resources.
2. This week I came across an article from Crown Financial Ministries.  The article was actually not written this week, but I stumbled across it while surfing.  The Seven Principles of Investing shares some of Larry Burkett’s thoughts on investing.  There is also a downloadable mp3.
3. FreeMoneyFinance has Five Tips Every Parent Should Consider When Sending Children To College.  My favorite tip: create an online budget.  Help your children set up and get accustomed to a budgeting process.
4. Experiments in Finances has a piece on Using Excel’s Built-in Amortization Schedule.  A helpful “how to” post.
5. The Wisdom Journal encourages us to Transform Needs into WANTS.  If you find yourself ‘needing’ more than your budget can allow, I suggest you read this article.

Some Christian Articles I Enjoyed:

If you are involved in Campus Ministry or know someone who is, this link has a list of downloadable seminar presentations from the 2009 Searcy Campus Ministry United Workshop.  Thanks to Matt Dabbs who pointed out this resource (here).

Rich Christian, Poor Christian has an article on Creating Your Personal Mission Statement.

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