A Movement of Faithful Stewards With Chad Clark

Episode 267

WHAT DOES A "MOVEMENT OF FAITHFUL STEWARDS" LOOK LIKE AND WHAT IS FAITHFI TRYING TO ACHIEVE?

FaithFi aims to integrate faith into financial decisions, moving beyond just wise money management. The mission is to help Christians see their finances through the lens of faith, as every aspect of life, including finances, should be influenced by faith. FaithFi supports this integration, recognizing the challenge but stressing its importance. The goal is to guide Christians to be good stewards of their resources.

It's about integrating faith and finances, not just being wise with money.
FaithFi's mission is to equip Christians to integrate their faith and financial decisions.
The goal is to help people be good stewards of God's resources, even in challenging times.

HOW DOES FAITHFI DIFFER FROM OTHER FINANCIAL RESOURCES, AND WHAT IS ITS VISION?

FaithFi differs from secular financial advice by centering on God, not self. The goal is to replace worldly financial promises with gospel truth, seeing God as the ultimate treasure. This perspective changes financial decisions to reflect one's identity in Christ. FaithFi offers guidance with practical, biblical wisdom and tools, fostering a community of stewards who prioritize God in their financial decisions.

FaithFi focuses on a God-centric view, differing from self-focused worldly advice.
The vision is to redeem God's design for money, seeing Him as the ultimate treasure.
FaithFi guides with biblical wisdom, aiming for financial decisions to express one's faith.

WHAT IMPACT DOES FINANCIAL SUPPORT HAVE ON FAITHFI AND ITS INITIATIVES?

Financial support for FaithFi fuels various initiatives like the radio show, podcast, and a new Bible study series. It enables the production of content that delves into what the Bible says about money and possessions, aiding in personal growth and reevaluation of money's role in one's life. The FaithFi app, supported by donations, offers tools for wise financial management aligned with faith. Overall, contributions expand the reach of FaithFi, helping more Christians align their finances with biblical teachings.

Donations support FaithFi content creation, including radio shows, podcasts, and Bible studies.
Financial support enhances tools like the FaithFi app, aligning financial decisions with faith.
Contributions expand FaithFi's reach, growing the community of Christians integrating faith and finance.

If you’ve benefited from this ministry and would like to help us reach our goal, please go to Faithfi.com and click Give.

ON TODAY’S PROGRAM, ROB ALSO ANSWERS LISTENER QUESTIONS:

I'm retired and considering adding a Lady Bird deed to my will for my home, which is worth over $500,000 and fully paid for; what are your thoughts on this?
I have purchased three rare coins from the US government; do you think this is a good investment?
I have about $30,000 in I Bonds maturing in March 2024, but with decreasing rates, I'm considering withdrawing them before maturity to invest in CDs; is this advisable given my plan to buy a house in summer 2025?
As an 83-year-old with over 61 years of stock market experience, I'm considering moving my $2.5 million in stocks and mutual funds into CDs due to distrust in the stock market and for more security; can I do this without paying taxes?
I have $10,000 in I Bonds but am contemplating moving them to a higher interest CD with my credit union; is this a wise decision, especially considering I'm leaving for a nonprofit in Thailand?

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A Movement of Faithful Stewards With Chad Clark