This month, we are reading The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel.
This book reminds us that money is not only about numbers, income, or investment knowledge. It is also shaped by our habits, emotions, experiences, fears, goals, and the choices we make over time. Through practical stories and simple lessons, Housel explores why two people can make very different financial decisions even when they have similar opportunities.
The Psychology of Money can help us think more carefully about saving, spending, planning, contentment, generosity, and building a healthy relationship with money. It encourages readers to avoid comparison, make wise long-term decisions, prepare for the unexpected, and understand that true financial security often comes from patience, discipline, and living within your means.
The Psychology of Money can help us think more carefully about saving, spending, planning, contentment, generosity, and building a healthy relationship with money. It encourages readers to avoid comparison, make wise long-term decisions, prepare for the unexpected, and understand that true financial security often comes from patience, discipline, and living within your means.
As believers, we can also use this book as an opportunity to reflect on stewardship. God calls us to be faithful with what He has entrusted to us, whether we have little or much. This book can help start meaningful conversations about wisdom, responsibility, gratitude, and using our resources in a way that supports our families, honors God, and serves others.
Join us as we read, reflect, and grow in practical wisdom for everyday life.
Book of the Month: The Psychology of Money
Author: Morgan Housel
Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.
