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The Faith & Finance Minute is a great way to be reminded of God's financial principles with actionable items you can easily apply to your daily life.
Saving for the future isn’t just smart—it’s biblical. Rob West points out that when you save consistently, you build margin—margin that allows you to live with peace, meet needs, and give generously when God calls.
Happy Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving Day stands alone as not commemorating a particular thing but in recognizing how broadly and abundantly we’ve been blessed by a loving and faithful God.
God’s will for us is not more things, but a closer relationship with Him. Rob West goes to Scripture to remind us that it’s fine to enjoy God’s blessings, but don’t let material things push Him aside.
One of the easiest ways to get money is to participate in your employer retirement match program. Rob West explains how it works to essentially double your money from the get go!
There is one non-negotiable requirement for faithful financial success - spend less than you make! Rob West reminds us of this foundational principle and that living this way begins with thinking this way.
What motivates you? Trust or faith in God, or fear of things you can’t control? Rob West shares how fear actually causes us to loose trust in God, especially about money. Seek God in His Word!
Money always moves—but without a plan, it rarely moves in the right direction. Rob West shares it's a matter of whether you’re deciding where your money goes, or letting the world decide for you.
Proverbs 21:5 says “Steady plodding brings prosperity; hasty speculation brings poverty.” You may know it by heart, but taking it to heart is a different thing. Rob West offers Biblical wisdom on this verse today.
The world tells us to chase what we can see—bigger accounts, newer things, greater security. But God calls us to look beyond what fades and to invest in what truly endures.
When it comes to financial mistakes, we’ve all made them. However Rob West reminds us that God’s mercies are new every morning, and that includes your finances.
Debt can feel like a normal part of life—but Scripture reminds us it’s a form of bondage. Rob West points out that debt doesn’t just create stress—it limits our ability to say “yes” to God’s opportunities today.
Albert Einstein is often credited with saying “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” Today, Rob offers a Biblical solution to this problem.
There are two kinds of people in this world … those who are prepared for financial setbacks … and those who aren’t. Today, Rob speaks about how to be financially prepared.
In an article for the National Christian Foundation, Lauren Terrell suggests ways to push back against the tug of money. Today, we take a look at a few of them.
Annuities win the prize for most confusing investment. Even people who have annuities often don’t understand them. Today, Rob offers some helpful wisdom.
God used Solomon to record most of the 31 chapters in the Book of Proverbs. They contain wise sayings, godly counsel, and ways to honor God with your life … and especially with your finances.
Three questions for you from Rob West - What would you do if you had all the time and money in the world? How would you live if you knew you had only five to 10 years left? And, What would you most regret if you die tomorrow?
