If you asked someone about their biggest financial regret, you’d probably expect to hear about debt or investments. But for our guest today, it was something else entirely—not tracking his generosity. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR with Rob West, Dr. Art Rainer shares four compelling reasons this simple practice can shape your heart and strengthen your stewardship. Then, Rob answers questions on various financial topics.

You don’t need a fortune to start investing—just a few small, faithful steps. It’s easy to assume investing requires a large sum of money, but that simply isn’t the case. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Mark Biller explain how starting small, staying consistent, and keeping it simple can put you on a lifelong path of wise stewardship. Then, they answer questions on investing. 

Most major economic forecasters now expect U.S. growth in 2026 to hover around 1.5% to 2%—slow, but not a recession. Still, some analysts warn that a mild downturn is possible if inflation or global trade tensions flare. These looming possibilities can amplify stress about rising healthcare costs. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Lauren Gajdek describe practical ways to ease the anxiety. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Staying on budget doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes, all it takes is five intentional minutes each week. A budget isn’t a “set it and forget it” tool; it’s something we revisit so our spending lines up with our values. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Crystal Paine joins Rob West to share a simple weekly rhythm that can help you stay on track. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

We are often pushed right to the edge of our time, our capacity, and especially, our finances. Every hour gets scheduled. Every dollar gets spent. Before we know it, we’re living without space to breathe. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West talks about creating space for what matters most. Discover why margin is essential for wise stewardship. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Proverbs 21:20 states, “Precious treasure and oil are in a wise man's dwelling, but a foolish man devours it.” God's Word is clear on the need to live below one's means and to be able to save for the future. To do that, you need a budget—a way to steward every dollar with wisdom and intention. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Chad Clark share some interesting facts about budgeting. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Finding financial freedom isn’t ultimately about getting more—it’s about learning to trust God with what you already have. When it comes to money, we often focus on strategies and tools, but the true path to freedom starts much deeper—in the heart. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR , Rob West and Ron Blue share how aligning our finances with God’s wisdom can bring lasting peace and clarity. Then, it’s on to calls. 

Larry Burkett once said, “The one principle that surrounds everything else is that of stewardship; that we are the managers of everything that God has given us.” God created everything and, therefore, owns everything. As stewards, we are to manage wisely the resources God entrusts to us. How do we measure our progress? On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West shares seven marks of a good steward. Then, he answers a variety of financial questions.

Markets may appear strong as we head into 2026, but underneath the headlines, risks may be rising faster than returns. Each January, we step back for a clear-eyed look at the year ahead with a voice many investors have come to trust. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR with Rob West, Bob Doll discusses his ten predictions for 2026. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Our culture is defined by more upgrades, more comfort, and more square footage. Despite all that “more,” so many of us are unsatisfied. That’s because contentment doesn’t come from what’s next—it’s shaped in the heart right where we are. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West talks about choosing contentment—not as something accidental, but as something cultivated through walking with Christ. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Money touches every part of our lives—and for many of us, it also touches our deepest fears. When bills rise, when income feels uncertain, and when the future feels cloudy, it’s easy to worry. But in Scripture, we are invited to experience how God sees, God knows, and God provides. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West talks about the peace that comes from trusting God. Then, he answers financial questions.

Long-term care is becoming one of the biggest pressures families face. Rising costs, limited coverage, and an aging population represent challenges for which few retirees are prepared. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Harlan Accola explain how home equity can help meet long-term care costs. Then they answer listener questions on the topic. 

Kids are always watching—especially when it comes to how we handle money. Every purchase, every act of generosity, every moment of contentment quietly shapes how our children learn to view God’s provision. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and John Cortines look at five practical ways to build a biblical financial foundation for the next generation. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Spending decisions aren’t just financial—they reveal what (and whom) we value. Jonah’s Old Testament story isn’t only about a prophet running from God—it also gives us a surprising look at how our financial choices mirror the condition of our hearts. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Dr. Kelly Rush unpack how our spending is inseparably connected to our walk with the Lord. Then, Rob answers financial questions.

Money has a way of reaching places in our lives that nothing else does. It touches our fears, our desires, our relationships, and our sense of security. That’s why Jesus said, “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” He knew something we often miss: money issues are heart issues. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West will explore how our financial lives reveal what’s happening inside us—and how God invites us into freedom and trust. Then Rob answers questions on a variety of financial topics.

It’s only Day 2 of the New Year—how are those resolutions holding up? Most of them fade long before Groundhog Day, and often what we really need is a bit of accountability. Thankfully, there’s a tool that can help. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West is joined by Chad Clark to tell you about it. Then Rob answers financial questions.

Every January, millions of us set resolutions to eat healthier, be more active, or get our finances in better shape. Those are good and worthy goals—but studies show most resolutions fade within just a few weeks. So if you’re hoping to handle money more wisely this year, how can you build habits that last well beyond January? Rob West will talk about that on today's Faith & Finance on AFR. Then, Rob answers questions on a variety of financial topics. 

On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West is joined by Taylor Standridge to discuss making resolutions that will last. Then Rob answers financial questions.

What does the future of FaithFi look like—and how will it help believers live as faithful stewards in the year ahead? As we step into a new year, we’re thinking deeply about how to serve you better—how to equip you with more practical tools, biblical wisdom, and ways to grow as a faithful steward. And we have big plans for it. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Afton Phillips joins Rob West to talk about the future of FaithFi. Then rob answers financial questions.

Jim Elliott once wrote, “He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.” Generous might not be the first word that comes to mind when you think about pro athletes, but Kirk Cousins is rewriting that playbook. The four-time Pro Bowl quarterback in the NFL is using his platform and resources for eternal impact. He joins Rob West on today's Faith & Finance on AFR to share how his faith shapes everything from football to finances. Then Rob answers financial questions.