The pandemic situation that limits going out of the house and technological advances provide opportunities for the presence of online shopping, this is also experienced by students of one of the universities in Tangerang class of 2019 Economic Education and Primary Teacher Education. In their daily lives these students do online shopping, as teenagers they have not generated income but depend on parents, meaning their purchasing power is limited and should not be consumptive because this is not in accordance with the Christian perspective. It’s not that they should not shop online, but being self-aware as students with limited purchasing power is a wise attitude and according to the Christian perspective they have learned so far. The purpose of this study was to find out the online shopping decisions of students of the class of 2019 Economic Education and Primary Teacher Education against their consumptive behavior in Christian perspective. The research method uses quantitative descriptive statistics with purposive sample types of 90 people. The results showed that students of the cohort 2019 Economic Education and Primary Teacher Education are still at a reasonable level in online shopping, not consumptive, they shop online to meet their needs.