Proverbios 21:31

Being the parent of a young athlete can be very challenging. Research has shown that children in sports do better in school, miss fewer days of school, and develop socioemotional life skills. If we can also do that from a biblical perspective, how great would that be? Let’s glean from the Old Testament to help us be godly parents.

When the king of Assyria threatens Jerusalem, Hezekiah does not deny the danger or the strength of the enemy. Yet he reminds the people of an even greater reality: they are not alone. In 2 Chronicles 32:7, he calls them to courage because God is with them. This plan will help you face your fears honestly without giving them all the space, do what is yours to do, and recover confidence when what stands before you seems far greater than your own strength.

Relying merely on God to act in the absence of your initiative will not work. Human efforts plus divine intervention is the winning formula. When we prioritize Him, He prioritizes our tasks and gives grace from above to achieve and surpass our goals. This Bible Plan is about not letting the ‘here and now’ erode the ‘hereafter’. A great finish is better than a good start!

The Bible has a lot to say about budgeting. Tracking where our money goes every month is not just for the sake of a stress- and debt-free life, but to align how we give, save and spend with His priorities. This 7-day plan will help readers gain a biblical understanding and perspective on budgeting, apply it to their lives, and prepare them to share this learning with others.