Faith & Finances on the Go

Summer is a time for travel, rest, and family, but your faith and finances still matter. Whether you’re hitting the road or just slowing down your pace, here are a few ways to stay intentional with your time, money, and mindset this season. 

1. Pack Light, Give Big

Vacation is a great time to declutter, not just your suitcase, but your habits too. What can you simplify? Where can you give more generously, even in small ways? 

🧳 Tip: Use the money you saved by skipping that extra dinner out to bless someone else—whether it’s a tithe, donation, or a kind gesture. 

 

2. Stewardship Doesn’t Stop at State Lines

Being a good steward doesn’t take a vacation. With tools like mobile banking, budgeting apps, and account alerts, you can keep tabs on your spending and stay intentional no matter where you are. 

📱 Tip: Set up travel notifications or account alerts before you hit the road. 

 

3. Make Room for Sabbath Moments

True rest is more than just time off. Carving out time to pray, reflect, or simply unplug can restore your spirit and your perspective. 

🌿 Tip: Block out 10 minutes each morning—even on vacation—to start the day with peace, prayer, or reflection. 

 

4. Spend with Purpose

Summer can be full of impulse buys. Before you swipe your card or click "add to cart," pause and ask: Does this purchase support my values? 

🛍️ Tip: Try journaling one purchase each week that brought true value or meaning. 

 

5. Faith on the Road

You don’t need to be home, or in church, to feel connected to your faith. Podcasts, Bible apps, and playlists can help you stay grounded on the go. 

🎧 Tip: Download a favorite devotional, sermon or podcast before your next road trip. 

Wherever this summer takes you, stay rooted in what matters most. Faith. Purpose. Stewardship.


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The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.