We've got too much stuff! Rob West challenges us to clean out our storage units and put that monthly rent into savings, or maybe give it away. If we don't need it, let's get rid of it! There’s no need to spend money on storing things we don’t need.

If you've lost money from investments you thought were safe, there's still hope. Rob West encourages us from the book of Proverbs which reminds us that wealth can be lost as quickly as an eagle can fly away, but our hope in God can be rock-solid and eternal.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.Rob West quotes an old Chinese proverb and applies it to long term saving. One step won’t get you very far, but step after step after step can take you a good distance.

There are two types of margin with your money. One is good the other bad. Rob West takes a look at these and gives his advice on not presuming on the future but being a stead plodder.

What we spend our money on is a clear indication of what we value most. Rob West shares insight from Leo Sabo about what Jesus said about your heart always being where your treasure is. So if you change your treasure it'll also change your heart.

If you don't like your boss what should you do? Rob West shares that you may not be able to change your manager, but you can change who you actually serve. You’ll always have the kindest, most considerate boss when you serve the Lord.

There are old ways and new ways to look for work. Rob West shares a few job hunting tips to help connect you with the your next job.

Is Facebook your financial advisor? Rob West points out targeted ads that play into your deepest wants and fears make billions for the advertisers, not you. If you need financial advice find a Certified Kingdom Advisor to help you put your fears to rest.

Which is more important? When stocks go up or down? Rob West points out that neither is important for most of us, but that we stick to the long range investment plan. The game ain't over until it's over.

How does faith play in to your finances? Rob West encourages us that even if we have not made all the best financial decisions, God can deliver from hopeless debt. It will take some sacrifice, but God has and will continue to help. Do you believe it?