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Some decisions in life are harder than others. Rob West says we ought to determine to make wise choices when it comes to earning, spending, giving, saving and investing. Because just deciding not to make bad decisions is already a good one.
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In light of the Ten Commandments admonition, “You shall not steal” Rob West suggests we not only respect what belongs to others, but be open-handed with what you have and give to others.
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Everybody complains about the weather but nobody does anything about it. Rob West suggests the same can be said for the financial climate. Think of it as preparing for a storm—not out of fear, but out of wisdom.
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Real estate can be a smart investment. Rob West suggests It can give you an income stream through renting and almost always appreciates in value. But if you don’t feel like being a landlord, you can buy shares in a REIT.
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When making a decision about a major purchase, Rob West says do the math. When you run the numbers, it may become clear that you need to wait, or perhaps seek other options.
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Before going into debt to buy something, Rob West has a few questions to ask yourself. Rob quotes from Randy Alcorn who's point is that you should think and pray before taking on debt. Never make more debt your first choice.
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A hundred years from now, no one is going to remember how many possessions you had. Rob West suggests God wants us to enjoy life,.but someday this life will be over. Let's invest our time and resources in things that have eternal value.
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Contentment, in the biblical sense, is about trusting God for everything you need. Rob West shares that contentment is something we all need to learn, as the Apostle Paul did.
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Do you own a lot or only a little? Rob West explains this trick question and encourages us to be faithful stewards over what belongs to God.
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Often Rob West is asked, “How do I cancel my credit card?" Well it is not difficult if you follow the three steps Rob shares.
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You’re setting yourself up for financial danger and suffering if you make any of the three big money mistakes. Rob West shares what they are so you can be like the prudent: "(he) sees danger and hides himself, but the simple go on and suffer for it.” Proverbs 22:3
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People who are serious followers of Jesus Christ want to do God’s will. Rob West tells us what God’s will is for our financial life... don’t put your hope in wealth but in God, and use what He’s given you to do good and be generous
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Jesus tells us to treat other people the way we’d like to be treated. Rob West suggests we think about that in relation to your job. You may be surprised at the difference it makes in your workplace and the lives of the people around you.
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Do you feel knocked down financially? Rob West encourages us even though we are knocked down and have hardships and trouble, and bad things happen, we ought to get up like Solomon. Those that seek the Lord first will find the encouragement to get back up and keep going!
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1 Chronicles 16 says, “Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name, bring an offering and come before him! Worship the Lord in the splendor of holiness.” Rob West points out from this verse that giving is indeed a form of worship!
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The story of The Widow’s Oil shows how God can provide in miraculous ways. Rob West shares some lessons from this story that we can apply to our financial lives.
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Rob West issues a challenge... to be grateful! He shares a few ways to motivate that thankful feeling, but the may be things you probably never think about.
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Many people are excited when they get a large income-tax refund. But Rob West suggests a big refund is usually a sign that a taxpayer had too much withheld from his or her paycheck.
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There’s probably nothing in the world as important as motherhood. Rob West reminds us that when you find a home marked by wise money habits and open-handed generosity, you’ll often find a mother quietly shaping hearts behind the scenes. Thanks moms!
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We think discipline limits our freedom but actually, it enhances it. Rob West shares how this paradox of discipline applies to our spending... practicing discipline with spending adds to our financial freedom.
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