Money enough

Written as a set of reflections for Christians, this book considers how faith should shape everyday money decisions in a society built around consumption. Douglas Hicks examines spending, saving, and giving, and presents generosity as a way of life that offers an alternative to unrestrained consumerism.

The author speaks to people of faith as well as to anyone who wants their working week, from Monday to Saturday, to reflect the convictions they hold on Sunday. The aim is a more unified life in which religious belief and financial habits are not kept in separate compartments.

Hicks gives attention to how Christian principles can be applied in practical terms during an economically uncertain period. The result is a thoughtful, measured set of reflections on the Christian practices of earning and spending.