We’ve watched, as the global economy has been brought to the brink of collapse. For months now we’ve seen the pound slip and read every paper heralding the recession.

Is my job secure? Will we be able to pay that bill? Can I really afford to get that?

As we list off our worries the reality of what life in a recession could mean catches up with us.

Our have it all culture, stick it on a credit card and find true happiness, way of life has come crashing down. And as Christians if we are honest we probably have been guilty of at some time being caught in this cycle of thought and behaviour.

But as the UK faces a recession as severe as the finance troubles of The Great Depression our sand houses have shifted. Now is the time to re-affirm our trust in God as we are called to respond differently.

Find out how, as Christians, we can deal with the economy woes.

The economics of faith

Bob Hope’s definition of a bank as “a place that will lend you money if you can prove that you don’t need it” would be funny if it wasn’t so true. But the crisis puts the Church, Christian organisations and believers in an interesting position. Read more

Money matters?

John Morris is founder of The Harvest Partnership, a financial advice and investment service and joins John Pantry on Inspirational Breakfast to talk about the current credit crisis and the looming recession.

How to deal with the credit crunch

Dave and B chat to Steve Pierce from Stewardship, getting advice on dealing with your debt.

Dealing with Debt

Credit Crunches, Greed & Discontentment. What Can We Learn?

Much of the blame for the current mess must be laid at the feet of players in the money market game - a game that’s played with other people’s futures... Yet there’s also an opportunity here for the rest of us, who are left to sort out mortgages and balance our family budgets, to reflect on our priorities. Read more from Mal Fletcher.

Looking after your mind and soul

It's not just your bank account that can be suffering over this time. Worry about our money can be stressful and take it's toll on our mental health.

• Worried.Why?
• Dealing with stress