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!

As our kids grow into young adults, it’s vital that they carry key financial lessons rooted in God’s truth. Rob West shares four of those lessons that if they take to heart they’ll be prepared not just for financial success, but for a life of faithful stewardship.

Have you been treated unfairly? Rob West reminds us that money can stir strong emotions when we’re wronged, especially if we’ve been underpaid or defrauded. It’s right to pursue justice, but we’re called to do so with humility and grace, not vengeance.

Sacrificially generous people share several traits. Rob West quotes Art Rainer who says generous people are content, they are open-handed, and they tend to be incredibly joyful! They’ve learned that it is indeed more blessed to give than to receive.

People often say, “Out with the old and in with the new.” But some truths never expire. Rob West focuses our attention and an eternal truth from Scripture when Jesus said, “No servant can serve two masters…You cannot serve God and money”.

Looking for practical ways to grow in stewardship? Well you've come to the right place! Rob West offers three simple challenges that can strengthen your finances and your faith along the way.

When it comes to investing, wisdom often begins from the inside out. Rob West quotes from Austin Pryor that biblical stewardship isn’t driven by hype. It’s guided by clarity, purpose, and long-term faithfulness. Instead of reacting to outside noise, start with your own situation.

It’s hard to name the most painful financial decision, but for many, co-signing a loan ranks near the top. Rob West reminds us while the Bible doesn’t forbid co-signing, it does urge caution. So if you are considering co-signing a loan, pause, praying, and proceed with caution.

Early retirement may seem attractive, but it has its dangers. Rob West shares retirement itself isn’t the problem, but how we view it matters deeply. If you view retirement as a new season of volunteering, care giving or mentoring it becomes a life-giving extension of our calling.

Many people put a lot of time and energy into becoming “financially independent.” Is that an appropriate goal for a Christian? Rob West quotes from Taylor Standridge who shares it comes down to why someone wants to be financially independent.