What is Financial Stewardship?
Financial stewardship is about managing money and resources with biblical principles, recognizing everything belongs to God. It involves being a faithful steward, practicing tithing and generosity, and learning contentment. Practices include wise budgeting, saving, careful use of debt, and integrity in finances. Financial stewardship is not just about effective money management but using our finances to honor God, support those in need, and advance His kingdom, all while trusting in God’s provision.
Teach Them Diligently has partnered with AdelFi to provide biblically-based content on financial stewardship. AdelFi promotes good stewardship and honors God in its finances, supporting Christian causes by donating 10% of its profits to gospel-centered organizations. Therefore, when you bank with AdelFi, you’ll make an impact simply by using their products and services.
Free Biblically-Based Financial Stewardship Courses
AdelFi has partnered with Crown Financial Ministries to offer free Biblically-based financial stewardship courses. Every dollar used more wisely ultimately makes a greater impact on organizations aligned with Christian values. Courses include:
Stewardship Foundations
Learn what it means to be a steward and why we are called to be stewards of what God has given us. All while learning practical applications of financial stewardship.
Budgeting
Learn and understand the biblical basis for the importance of creating and sticking to a budget. Additionally, you’ll learn practical applications for setting and achieving your budgeting goals.
Saving
Learn the biblical basis for the importance of understanding and creating savings goals. All while you learn practical applications for setting and achieving your saving goals.
Giving
Learn and understand the biblical basis for the importance of giving. Additionally, you’ll learn how the places we choose to give our money in the marketplace can help spread the Gospel through the concept of Recycling Christian Dollars.
Financial Stewardship Resources
Math They’ll Definitely Use in the Real World
Think back to your math class days. Remember that moment when you threw back your head and exclaimed, “Why do I need to learn this?
One Sure Way to Strengthen Your Child’s Money Skills
Every parent who has passed the toddler-wrangling stage knows that kids learn by watching, and then doing—why else would we buy a lock for a
Giving Kids a Debit Card can be a Good Investment
As parents, we would never toss our car keys to our teenagers without first teaching them to drive. In fact, we begin explaining the rules
Teaching Your Kids Stewardship (When You’re Not Good with Money)
Let’s be honest; not everyone is good with money. Some folks never learned the basics of balancing a checkbook, let alone controlling impulsive buying habits.
To build kids’ money-handling habits— better Start Young
Every parent who has passed the toddler-wrangling stage knows that kids learn by watching, and then doing—why else would we buy a lock for a
Common Sense Savings Skills (that are not so common)
“Don’t stand on the dog,” is just one of the many, many things I never imagined having to tell my children. But early in parenthood,
Ages and Stages for Teaching Kids to Save
There are really only three things we need to teach our children about saving money: Save as much as you can, as soon as you can,
Pizza Prepares Kids to Make Sense of Money
It never before crossed my mind that pizza could be the key to teaching kids about saving money. I, like most parents, tried to get
Our Partnership
Teach Them Diligently is proud to partner with AdelFi, a financial institution that shares your Christian values.
When you bank with AdelFi, every transaction you make supports Christian-aligned causes. Each year, they give 10% to support Christian organizations, ministries and causes that help spread the Gospel. Whether you need checking accounts, credit cards, savings, or loans, AdelFi offers better banking that’s designed with your family’s future in mind.
AdelFi Benefits to Teach Them Diligently Families:
– Values-aligned banking products, youth accounts and digital conveniences
– Biblically-grounded financial guidance and digital courses
– $50 bonus for meeting accont qualifications
– Nationwide Access to 5,600 CO-OP shared branches and a network of 30,000 ATMs.
