Christians can make biblically sound financial decisions by considering their values and priorities, such as living modestly and giving generously. They can also seek the guidance of financial advisors who share their values and can help them make informed decisions about investments, retirement planning, and asset protection. By applying biblical principles to their finances, Christians can achieve financial peace and freedom. [... more]

Rob West explores the parable of the rich fool, discussing what it means to be rich toward God with guest Chad Clark. They also delve into the benefits of donor-advised funds and offer advice on managing finances, including the importance of tax-free growth in Roth IRAs and the potential drawbacks of using savings for car loans. [... more]

A budget can be a valuable tool, but it's essential to be aware of potential dangers such as idolizing money, pride, and relying too heavily on the budget rather than God's guidance. Faith-based investing and financial advisors can help individuals make wise decisions with their finances, aligning with their Christian values. [... more]

Ralph Stayer, the founder of Johnsonville Sausage, shares his faith journey and how he incorporates his values into his business, emphasizing the importance of serving God at work and taking personal responsibility. [... more]

The Bible teaches that money is a root of all kinds of family problems, and that true wealth and success come from godliness and contentment, not material possessions. Families can learn to live within their means, prioritize their needs over their wants, and find contentment in their relationships with God and each other. [... more]

Jesus warns that material wealth can be an obstacle to entering the kingdom of God, and that true wealth is found in faith, integrity, and devotion to God. He teaches that it's possible to receive the blessings of God, including great wealth, while still having one's heart focused on the kingdom of God. [... more]