God and Money: How We Discovered True Riches at Harvard Business School

by John Cortines

John Cortines and Gregory Baumer met as Harvard MBA candidates in a men’s Bible study and stopped asking “How much should I give?” and started asking “How much do I need to keep?” With their top-notch education and rising careers, Cortines and Baumer were guaranteed comfort and security for the rest of their lives. However, when their plans for saving and spending collided with God’s purposes for extravagant generosity, they were each compelled to make a life-changing decision that challenges the values held by mainstream America and many Christian commentators. Cortines and Baumer show not only how to radically give, but explain how to do so responsibly.Dive into the story and get equipped with the practical tools to—Easily set budgets for spendingWisely steward your moneyPrepare and save for your future—home ownership, retirement, higher education, etc.Know what the Bible says about money, tithing, and faithDiscern when to give and when not to giveFeaturing lessons from the Bible, modern day case studies, and practical ways to apply biblical principles no matter what situation you’re in, God and Money provides an incredible look into what the Bible says about—Tithing and Christian givingWealth and stewardshipFaith and generosityLove of moneyAnd so much more!From the parables of the Rich Young Ruler to the Widow’s Mite, the Bible shows us that how we manage our money is critical to our relationship with God. God and Money uses these parables and more to teach you to save, spend, and steward your money in a biblical way by planting God’s purposes at the heart of your practices.100% of the author royalties go toward Christian ministries focused on spreading the Gospel and providing for those in need.

266 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 8, 2016

Reviews

[adan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book on giving and stewardship

With a fresh view on money, John and Greg make a compelling case for the stewardship God has given us through the blessings that we have. There is nothing we can say on regards to all the things we have been blessed, nevertheless, there is expectancy on regards to “what are we doing with the things that we have?”

[Danny Lamonte · Rating 5 out of 5]

convicted and inspired

I grew up with less than my parents wanted to provide and as a result I was “gifted” with financial anxiety.

Fast forward and I meet Jesus, a wonderful godly bride, have 4 great kids and pastor an amazing church and yet still struggle to trust God with my wallet…

Until now… the journey begins.