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Not long after Amos and Mandy were married, they faced a troubling question:

"Why does it always seem like there’s never enough money?"

Managing finances had become a puzzling, yet recurring, part of their lives. Seeking to solve this mystery, they turned to the Bible and discovered eternal spiritual principles that transformed their perspective on money—and how they use it.

We might ask ourselves:

How can we provide food, clothing, and shelter for a growing family without compromising heavenly values?

Where can we find the resources to serve the Kingdom of God if daily expenses consume every last penny we have?

In light of the concept of stewardship, is it better to buy a home or to rent?

What should we do if we find ourselves trapped by debt?

How can a Christian couple avoid the conflicts over money that plague so many marriages?

For practical and compelling answers to these questions, read this book carefully.

A journey for a "daughter of the church" that transcends the boundaries of mere duty and the fear of reproach.

There are no ready-made formulas or textbook answers here—only real life, genuine questions, and authentic transformation.

Kelly Gothart was long considered a "good girl." As a pastor’s wife, she immersed herself in every available ministry, saying "yes" to every request from her church family. From the outside, her life appeared perfectly put together; on the inside, however, she was drowning in self-doubt and shame.

Many women in the church face these same struggles. We feel selfish when we decline a request, we find ourselves hemmed in by the expectations of others, and we make decisions based solely on what we "ought" to do. Kelly’s journey—moving from the comfort of doing everything expected of her toward the uncertainty of living authentically—reveals a path that leads away from the frustration of trying to keep everything under control. Instead, it points us toward the freedom and love that God has always intended for us.

Kelly Gothart is a non-profit leader, an international speaker, and a leadership consultant. She holds a master’s degree in spiritual formation and helps Christian leaders develop lifestyles that sustain long-term, meaningful service.

This book is divided into several sections, including: presuppositions and principles for understanding the Bible; guidelines and skills for interpreting human language; and an exploration of the historical, material, and cultural background of the Bible, among other topics.