Quotes from Ron Blue

You can’t feel a number. But you can feel contentment. If you can lead people to contentment, you’ve really ministered to their lives.

You’ll never break free financially until you learn to give.

Generosity will always be an integral part of stewardship.

The pervasive problem is there is very little consequence from most financial products.

Money is something that transcends every single person sitting in the pews.

Money is something that transcends every single person sitting in the pews.

People are afraid of whether they’ll ever have enough.

Churches need to think differently about money. They need to make it part of discipleship.

The church can and should be seen as the source of financial wisdom.

If it’s transactional and not transformational, it’s not going to last.

Who owns your money? If you answer is, “God owns it,” that’s transformational.

Principles are transcendent to all audiences. Teach principles!

There are only five things you can do with money.
You can use it to live, to give, to pay taxes, to pay off debt or to save.

The most important thing in financial management is living within your means.

If you don’t spend it in the short term you’ll have it in the long term.