Building a Business on Faith by Carl B. Johnson: A Review
An entrepreneur's honest account of business failure and recovery. One flag: the description promises principles of manifestation. Read the sample first.
CalledToBetter
An entrepreneur's honest account of business failure and recovery. One flag: the description promises principles of manifestation. Read the sample first.
A 365-day money devotional and journal. This listing is Book 2 of 2, and a single-volume edition exists. What to buy, and the author's background.
A book about biblically responsible investing, not budgeting. What Eric Boyum argues, his commercial interest in it, and the counterpoint he does not cover.
This journal is a companion workbook to Veronica Alston's book, not a standalone read. What that means before you buy, and when a finance workbook actually works.
Dennis Wilson frames debt as a spiritual and emotional problem. The payoff methods are the standard ones, so here is who should buy it and who should not.
The Wichtermans argue tithing became a ceiling, not a floor. Reviewed honestly, including who this book is actually written for.
Dave Ramsey on running a company, reviewed honestly. This is a business book, not personal finance, and here is where it is dated.
This listing is the Spanish edition of Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover. What the Baby Steps do well, and how Christian the book actually is.
Andrew Zoll's ten lessons on biblical stewardship, reviewed honestly. It is free as a PDF from the author, and it is a front door to his advisory practice.
Larry Julian's God is My CEO tackles the real dilemmas of running a business as a Christian. Make sure you get the second edition, not the 2002 original.
Anna Newell Jones paid off around 24,000 dollars with a Spending Fast. It is a secular book, not a Christian one, and the ASIN sold here is the audiobook.
Grant Sabatier's Financial Freedom is a secular financial independence book with no biblical framework. The money mechanics are strong. The premise needs a caution.