Oscar "Mike" Sánchez Counting What Counts columnist Finance and faith columnist By Oscar "Mike" Sánchez A Word That Is Disappearing When we reclaim the word "no," we reclaim control over our resources, time and peace. Every day can be wonderful when we remember that "no" is often the most faithful answer to a world demanding our constant yes. Read more Breaking Free From Debt to Live Generously The journey from debt to freedom requires willingness, discipline, sacrifice and time. Now, the destination is worth every step: freedom to live the generous, responsive, joyful life of stewardship relationships that God intended all along. Read more When Your Paycheck Disappears: Why 'Enough' is Never 'Enough' The money hits your account on Friday. By Wednesday, you're wondering where it went. Here's the uncomfortable truth I've had to face: The problem often isn't the size of our paycheck; it's our relationship with — and how we manage — money. Read more Beyond Tithe: What If It's Not About the Money? What if God cared less about the percentage in your envelope and more about the percentage of your heart? Read more
A Word That Is Disappearing When we reclaim the word "no," we reclaim control over our resources, time and peace. Every day can be wonderful when we remember that "no" is often the most faithful answer to a world demanding our constant yes. Read more
Breaking Free From Debt to Live Generously The journey from debt to freedom requires willingness, discipline, sacrifice and time. Now, the destination is worth every step: freedom to live the generous, responsive, joyful life of stewardship relationships that God intended all along. Read more
When Your Paycheck Disappears: Why 'Enough' is Never 'Enough' The money hits your account on Friday. By Wednesday, you're wondering where it went. Here's the uncomfortable truth I've had to face: The problem often isn't the size of our paycheck; it's our relationship with — and how we manage — money. Read more
Beyond Tithe: What If It's Not About the Money? What if God cared less about the percentage in your envelope and more about the percentage of your heart? Read more
