Author: Christy Kohnle

In 1935, Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into the fabric of American life. Miss Ida May Fuller received the first benefit in […]

When we pose this question to our churches, the first thing that most people say is to reach more people with the gospel of Jesus […]

Small, seemingly insignificant acts can have an impact beyond anything imagined. For example, a kind word, simple gesture, or thoughtful deed can brighten another’s day […]

Through the years, I have heard several sermons on the parable of the Rich Fool found in Luke 12:13-21. Most of these sermons emphasize the […]

When we hear “Ebenezer,” the first thing that pops into our heads might be Ebenezer Scrooge, especially around Christmas. The main character in the 1843 […]

Have you ever been asked about your finances? How do you respond when you’re in a group and someone asks you how much money you […]

One of my earliest money memories revolved around tax time. Most people despise tax time, but for our family, it meant something special. Every year, […]

Those of us who were born between 1980 and 2000 (including myself), are classified as being Millennials. We Millennials started coming of age during the […]

Remember what the world was like in 2019? Unemployment reached an all-time low, the economy was booming, businesses hadn’t been shut down due to a […]

Have you ever noticed the unspoken needs around you? Someone walking on a slushy sidewalk, with holes in their shoes in the wintertime? A woman […]