"God Owns It All" is a versatile six-week Bible study designed to equip individuals and groups with a biblical understanding of financial stewardship. Featuring teaching videos from Ron Blue, the study integrates timeless financial principles grounded in Scripture with practical tools for personal growth and group engagement. Each session combines leader tips, step-by-step plans for group discussions, and individual-study opportunities to foster ongoing spiritual and financial transformation.This resource can be used in a variety of settings, including small group studies, sermon series, and individual study. It helps participants discover how to approach money management and financial planning with freedom, generosity, and confidence. By understanding financial management as a part of discipleship, individuals and groups gain greater fulfillment and contentment in their finances, aligning their decisions with God’s purposes. With resources such as promotional content, leader guidance, and a structured six-week format, God Owns It All provides a comprehensive framework for teaching and learning. It inspires participants to view financial stewardship as a pathway to living generously and confidently, ultimately reflecting a life of faithful discipleship in all areas.

Simplifying the Money Conversation is a practical guide that equips individuals to navigate financial discussions with clarity and confidence. Written with a focus on both personal and professional contexts, this book provides a framework for approaching money-related conversations in a way that fosters understanding, reduces stress, and builds stronger relationships. It offers tools to address the often-complex emotions and cultural influences tied to financial matters, creating a foundation for meaningful and productive dialogue. Grounded in biblical principles, the book encourages readers to view money as a tool for stewardship rather than a source of conflict or anxiety. By simplifying the core concepts of financial management, it helps individuals and families align their decisions with their values, priorities, and goals. Whether discussing budgets, investments, or generosity, Simplifying the Money Conversation equips readers to communicate effectively and make informed choices. With its straightforward approach and actionable insights, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to bridge gaps in understanding and foster open, respectful conversations about money. It is especially helpful for financial advisors, ministry leaders, and families looking to integrate biblical wisdom into their financial discussions.

THIS SIX-CHAPTER, VIDEO DRIVEN STUDY WILL IMPROVE YOUR LIFE AND YOUR FINANCES BY GIVING YOU AN OVERVIEW OF HOW TO HANDLE MONEY GOD’S WAY. As you begin applying these principles, you’ll experience financial health and freedom, putting you on the right track for your financial discipleship journey. This “plug & play” study can be conducted in a variety of settings including Sunday School, Small Groups, Workshops or as a Self-Study.

Financial hope has nothing to do with how much or how little we have. It is solely dependent on the One in whom we place our trust. Paul, in his letter to the Philippians, tells us that he has lived in wealth and in poverty and that his contentment wasn’t dependent on either circumstance, but it was entirely dependent on his trust in God. This is perhaps the most important principle the Bible teaches about money—trust in God. This Bible study explores what the Bible says about our money and how we relate to it. It will help you understand that how you view and handle money impacts your relationship with God. It will help you make wiser and more productive financial decisions, allowing you to move in the direction of financial health. And it will help you learn to place your hope in God instead of your financial situation. We trust that by the end of this study you will know more completely that hope is found in God alone.

A four-lesson workshop packed with powerful spiritual and practical truths around Retirement. Practically, we will help you calculate what you need for retirement and what that means you need to save each month. Spiritually, we share the truth that your calling doesn't end when you turn 67 or when you accumulate a certain amount in investments! We will help you dream and build a step by step plan for a fulfilling retirement.. plus a deep dive into Social Security & Medicare!

FaithFi Studies explore books, characters, and principles found in scripture related to money and our hearts. Rather than a step-by-step financial how-to, these studies are designed to address the spiritual side of financial decisions by going straight into God's Word.

FPM is a unique nonprofit partnership of ministries dedicated to providing individuals and families with a path to sound biblical stewardship through their estate plans. Our 90 minute presentations provide clear and accurate information that cuts through the misinformation and helps members avoid unnecessary and costly mistakes in securing their loved one’s future.

The Steward’s Way Discipleship Series is a three-year roadmap designed to equip your congregation to go deep and grow strong. 

The Better Way Giving Series is a 6-part series that examines six New Testament giving characteristics that will help believers frame a solid, biblical basis for their personal giving. Too often, Christians are taught that the amount of their giving is determined by a mathematical formula and is an obligation they are required to pay. The New Testament paints a radically different giving picture. This “Better Way giving” can transform a believer’s walk with the Lord enabling them to experience more joy than they ever imagined possible.. 

Stewardship Minutes are brief texts along with one minute videos that introduce some aspect of stewardship and its life application. They can be included as an element in a worship service, used to promote a small group series, placed on a church website, or even linked in email correspondence. Each Stewardship Minute will stimulate your thinking with a challenging perspective from either a well-known scripture or passage.