Böcker utgivna av Compass - finances God's way

This book aims to give you many talking points to start your money conversations. It will help you unlock the currency of conversation and lead you to realise that money matters in marriage! The book aims to foster open and constructive discussions about finances within marriage, helping couples build stronger connections and shared financial strategies.It does not try to offer a comprehensive manual on money in marriage but seeks to provide highlights to facilitate talking about important issues, helping couples build stronger connections and shared financial strategies. Money Matters in Marriage tackles issues such as managing conflict or crises, understanding different money personalities, financial planning, raising children and preparing for major changes in life.

Managing money is not just a technical exercise, but a spiritual discipline. There is an active power behind money which Jesus unmasked and called 'mammon.' He told his followers in strong terms that, "You cannot serve both God and Mammon."We all manage money on a daily basis. Jesus is saying that mammon is a power behind money which wants to lead us away from God's ways of handling money. How does mammon affect our financial decisions? How can the influence of mammon be overcome? How can we use our money in a way that God would want us to?This book is all about managing our money wisely. The monkey is 'mammon,' a tricky, unruly creature who is constantly seeking to destroy our relationship with God and our neighbour!Money, mammon & the monkey uses the parable of Jesus, told in Luke, chapter 16 and verses 1 to 15, called in many translations 'The Unjust Steward.' This book will explain how his master called the steward 'shrewd,' and how we can deal 'shrewdly' with money in all our daily affairs.

This book is an invitation to join Jesus in an exciting journey of financial discipleship.A disciple is a person who has an ongoing, life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ and who gladly shares what he or she has learned with others. Financial discipleship is so important because what we do with our money reflects our heart's priorities. Jesus said, "Where your treasure is, there your heart shall be also."A financial disciple has a clear vision, to see every follower of Christ in every nation faithfully living by God's financial principles in every area of their lives, both personally and in their work, family and community. He or she desires to know Christ more intimately, to be free to serve, and to help fund the work of the church.Join us in the journey of financial discipleship!

You will note that right from the beginning we state that this book is not about money—and yet, you will see the word money throughout the book.  It is a book about financial discipleship. Could there be a battle for our allegiance? As Christians, we desire to surrender our lives to the One who gave His so that we can love God completely and utterly.The choice we face daily is whether we will follow our own desires or God’s desires. Even when our heads are clear and our hearts seemingly willing, bringing our behaviours in line with the commands and teachings of Jesus can be a battle.This spirit of mammon is pervasive and yet subtle, and it can be difficult to detect unless we remain vigilant against it. This spirit tries to persuade us to trust money more than we trust God. 

This book strives to help followers of Jesus to do well in difficult times in their lives, and strikes a good balance between the importance of being and doing. Being is inwardly focussed and concerns our thinking, attitudes and motivations. Doing concerns taking action. If we want to fllourish in troubling times, we need to make sure that our actions flow from a right frame of mind.Both being and doing are essential, but what we do grows out of what we are.After Jesus calmed the storm on the Sea of Galilee, he asked the disciples, “where is your faith?”  He knew that the answer to flourishing in the midts of the storm was faith in Him!In this book, Bruce helps you navigate the storms of life with both timeless principles and practical action.

Managing money is not just a technical exercise, but a spiritual discipline. There is an active power behind money which Jesus unmasked. He stated that "you cannot serve both God and Mammon."Monkey Business is all about managing our money wisely. The monkey is 'mammon' who is constantly seeking to destroy our relationship with God and our neighbour!This book uses the parable of Jesus, told in Luke, chapter 16 and verses 1 to 15, called in many translations 'The Unjust Steward.' This book will explan how his master called the steward 'shrewd,' and how we can deal 'shrewdly' with money in all our daily affairs.Peter describes how the clever monkey tries to trick us in ignoring Gods ways and in using people instead of serving them. He gives very practical ways in which to become shrewd managers of Gods resources, using money to benefit people, helping them to enjoy Gods Kingdom. How does mammon affect our financial decisions? How can the influence of mammon be overcome? How can we use our money in a way that God would want us to?How does mammon affect our financial decisions? How can the influence of mammon be overcome? How can we use our money in a way that God would want us to? This book will challenge your thinking about handling money as a faithful steward of what God has entrusted us with.