In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda unpack the biblical roots of tithing, the Church’s teaching on generosity, and practical ways Catholics can discern how much to give.

Struggling to budget when your income is unpredictable? Learn a proven system that creates stability, reduces stress, and helps you plan confidently month to month.

Money fights are rarely about money. Learn how to talk about money with your spouse in a healthier way that builds unity, trust, and financial peace in marriage.

When we say we quit homeschooling, we know that for some people that sentence alone carries weight. It certainly did for us. This wasn’t a decision we made lightly, and it wasn’t something that happened after one bad week or one hard season. In fact, homeschooling began for us with conviction and enthusiasm. We genuinely believed it would be a …

We share the real story behind buying a camper van—how we evaluated the numbers, avoided debt, and made a big financial decision without panic. If you’ve ever wondered how to handle large purchases with peace and clarity, this episode walks you through the framework that makes it possible.

In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda take a clear-eyed look at Trump’s economic policies—what worked, what didn’t, and how those decisions still affect families today. They unpack inflation, housing, debt, and everyday costs through a practical Catholic lens, helping listeners think beyond headlines and make wiser financial decisions in real life.

What does financial integrity look like for those who work in Catholic ministry? This episode explores fundraising, stewardship, and the responsibility that comes with donor trust.

Is SEEK worth the cost? Jonathan and Amanda reflect on money, discernment, fundraising, and generosity—through the lens of Catholic stewardship and real financial peace.

What does financial peace look like when debt, housing costs, and student loans feel overwhelming? In this episode, Amanda shares her story and practical wisdom on budgeting, debt freedom, and trusting God in today’s economy.

Annual planning isn’t just setting more goals for 2026. It’s about stepping back, evaluating what’s bearing fruit, and discerning what needs to change as the year unfolds.