Randell Tiongson

When people are dating, it is easy to focus on chemistry, attraction, shared interests, and emotional connection. Those things matter, of course, but if you are serious about marriage, you need to look beyond kilig and pay attention to character, values, and habits. One of the clearest windows into a person’s character is how that … Continue reading Financial Red Flags in Dating: Wisdom Matters

A little over a year ago, I stepped into full time ministry, and I can honestly say that I did not simply change careers, I stepped into a completely different world. For many years, I lived in environments where outcomes were visible and measurable. You plan, you execute, and you see results. Ministry refuses to … Continue reading Late Start, Deep Calling

I am currently reading Kingdom Economics by Brett Johnson, and it is challenging many assumptions I carried with me throughout my years in the finance industry and as a student of economics. The book is slowly reframing my thinking, or at the very least, prompting me to question ideas I once considered settled. As I … Continue reading Faith-Based Financing: Recovering a Kingdom-Centered View of Money