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.

The Bible has more than 2300 verses about money and possessions, but what does it say about earning? Rob takes a dive into this today.

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.

Trying to keep children entertained on the weekends can be an expensive proposition. Today, Rob offers some advice on free entertainment.

Building up your savings and investments requires a steady approach. But don’t forget something else: the attitude of a steward.

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?

“Buy Now and Pay No Interest for 6-months, or a year,” sounds like an easy way to get what you want, and save on interest. But Rob West warns if you don’t pay off the entire balance by the time it’s due, you’ll owe every dime of back interest! Better to save and pay cash.

Credit cards may be helpful for earning reward points, but Rob West points out that many folks end up making late payments and are charged fees that blow out those rewards. Play it safe - pay off your credit card every month!

Many listeners ask, “Are we still under the law to tithe?” Or— “Can I give my tithe to a different church or ministry?” Rob West will explain from Acts 2 & 4 that our first fruits should go to the local church.

Managing money without a budget — or a cash-flow plan — is like driving when you can’t see the lane markings. You don’t have points of reference to guide you. Just as with driving, you need clear reference points for managing your money, so you can stay on track — and avoid danger.

Saving requires discipline, so it’s important to be diligent to set goals to make your finances a priority. And ask God for help in meeting your goals. Matthew 7:7 says, “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.”

Our job is to be faithful to whatever assignment God has given us — doing our best to serve the one who has gone away, but will return.

Folks who manage money wisely know there’s one non-negotiable requirement for achieving financial freedom … learning to live below your means.

The next time God gives you a surplus, ask him how you should use it. Perhaps you should give it away, or save it for a future need, or some combination of both.

How can we be content? By knowing we “can do all things through Christ, who strengthens us.” No matter what happens with the economy, finding our strength in God— and trusting Him— is the key to contentment.