Meal planning doesn’t just save money; it’s an act of faith. Each meal you prepare is an opportunity to serve your family with love and intention, trusting God to stretch the ingredients you have. Through thoughtful planning and meal prepping, we’re not only saving time and money, we’re honoring God with the resources He’s entrusted to us. Join me in learning how to simplify the process and enjoy the fruits of faithful preparation.

Being a good steward of our finances is a biblical calling. That doesn’t mean cutting corners on quality or the joy of a good meal. It doesn’t mean constant withholding or anxious hoarding. It means being intentional and thoughtful with our spending, and researching where to find the best deals without sacrificing what matters most, our values, our health, and our family’s well-being. Together, let’s get creative while we shop on a budget, bargain hunt, and make every dollar stretch.

I’ve learned there’s something deeply satisfying about cooking from scratch, plus it’s an investment in health, finances, and family. When you prepare meals from basic ingredients, you’re not just nourishing your body, you’re learning to be intentional with every ingredient. It’s a way to slow down, savor the process, and witness how God provides for every need. Cooking from scratch is very new for me! So let’s explore easy-to-make recipes and time-saving tips for preparing meals from scratch.

Stewardship begins with trust. In a world that urges constant striving, we find peace in remembering that God is our provider. Resting in His provision means releasing anxiety and embracing the quiet assurance that He always meets our needs, and often in small, surprising ways. I’m still learning, growing, and sanctifying in this way, and I hope you’ll join me in exercising faithful dependence, one small step of stewardship at a time!