โItโs not just about money. Itโs about unity, honesty, and shared vision.โ
Let me be honest. Iโm not a financial expert. And I wonโt say weโve done it perfectly. Weโre still learning. Still growing. Still making mistakesโand learning from them. Both of us are spontaneous people, so sometimes it gets tricky. Sometimes thereโs no one to say, โWait, do we really need this right now?โ But weโve also had moments of maturityโwhere weโve sat down to plan big things.
Buying a house. Expanding the business. Even getting our second carโthough spontaneousโwas somewhere in the vague plan for the year. We just got excited and said, โLetโs go check it outโโฆ and well, you know how that story ends.
โFor where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.โ Matthew 6:21
โTwo are better than oneโฆ for if they fall, one will lift up his companion.โ Ecclesiastes 4:9-10
But hereโs the core of it: we donโt use money as a weapon. Itโs not a tool to control, manipulate, or deprive. Itโs a resource for growth, for love, for building, for blessing each other. We donโt always get it right. And to be honest, I think we could use expert guidance in this area. But what matters most is that weโre committed to being open, to improving, and to keeping God at the center of it all.
