Financial Education

Our Financial Education division exists to restore clarity, confidence, and moral grounding to the way people learn about money.

We develop a comprehensive financial literacy curriculum designed specifically for Christian private schools, homeschool communities, and adult learners—audiences often underserved by one-size-fits-all financial programs. Our approach recognizes that financial decisions are never purely technical; they are deeply shaped by values, habits, and worldview.

Our courses blend practical financial skills, including budgeting, saving, debt management, credit, investing, and consumer decision-making, with a biblically informed ethical framework. Students learn not only how money works, but why stewardship, integrity, restraint, and generosity matter. Scriptural principles are integrated thoughtfully, reinforcing that financial wisdom is inseparable from character formation.

Instruction is age-appropriate, standards-aligned, and adaptable across learning environments. For schools, our courses support structured classroom delivery and state financial literacy requirements. For homeschool families, they offer flexible pacing and parent-guided discussion. 

For adult learners, they provide real-world application, reflection, and practical tools for navigating modern financial life with confidence and conviction.

Our curriculum emphasizes:

• Stewardship over consumption
   
• Discernment over impulse
   
• Long-term responsibility over short-term gain
   
• Ethical decision-making grounded in faith
   

Whether preparing students for adulthood, supporting families in financial conversations, or helping adults rebuild or strengthen their financial foundation, our Financial Education program equips learners to engage money not as a master, but as a tool to serve God, family, and community.