What are the two components of managing money well? Rob West reminds us that they are first, put God first. And second, live with a plan. That includes saving consistently, spending wisely, and being intentional with every dollar. So seek God, make a plan, and trust Him to provide.

Does it seem like your money just flies away like an eagle? Rob West reminds us that God is faithful. He will never leave us or forsake us. Even when our savings shrink or seem to fly away His faithfulness remains.

How much is enough to retire? Rob West encourages us to save diligently and invest wisely but resist the fear that tells you that you’ll never have enough. Contentment not comparison is what leads to lasting peace and freedom.

We’re surrounded by messages promising that more money, more stuff, or more success will finally bring peace and fulfillment. Rob West reminds us that the abundant life isn’t found in a bank account, it’s found in Christ. And when He’s our treasure, we’re truly rich.

Do you have any sinking funds? Rob West clarifies this is not about loosing in the stock market, but a simple, intentional way to save for upcoming expenses. Save and then spend for Christmas, vacations, car repairs, insurance premiums, or any non-monthly expense that tends to sneak up on you.

Want to put thousands of extra dollars in your pocket? Rob West shares a not so secret approach to do just that - paying off your mortgage early! It won't be quick but the potential payoff for getting rid of your mortgage early is huge, so make it a priority in your financial planning.

Charles Dickens wrote “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Rob West says that still applies to folks today! Wherever you are today, spend intentionally, save wisely, give joyfully, and trust fully in His provision. Because those who follow God's ways are never without hope.

Thinking about asking for a raise? Rob West suggests some things you shouldn't say to your supervisor and a few things you should that with preparation, humility, and prayer, you’ll be far more likely to hear “yes.”

God has entrusted each of us with unique gifts. That includes our skills, our schedules, and our resources. Rob West reminds us when you use your gifts to serve others (in whatever form that may be) you reflect the grace of the Giver Himself.

As you get older and presumably wealthier new avenues open up for ways to give. Rob West reviews the benefits of giving appreciated stock or making a qualified charitable distribution from your IRA, or even a donor-advised fund. Honor God and give faithfully!