Finances
The dominant culture feeds us a steady stream of messages about money. Our world runs on the engine of economy, and consumerism has its claws in each of us. The pressure to earn (more) money and purchase a certain standard of living is something that’s nearly impossible to dodge, even for the most discerning among us. This session is designed to help you:
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Consider your personal approach to money management.
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Gain a biblical view on managing money and why it matters.
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learn practical tools for budgeting, paying off debt, managing risk, and investing.
What has shaped your view of money?
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What’s the last item you bought and why?
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How would you describe yourself in the way you use money: giver, saver, spender, not sure.
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Who or what has most influenced your current perspective on money management? How?
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What are you most concerned about when it comes to financial faithfulness post-college?
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What are you most interested in learning around finances?
Consider the following questions