
Integrity in business is part of our worship. Rob West points out from the book of Amos that profit is not wrong. But profit gained through deception dishonors the Lord. Faithful stewardship means doing business with integrity because every transaction happens before God.
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Integrity in business is part of our worship. Hi, I'm Rob west with the Faith and finance minute. In Amos 8, God confronts merchants who were exploiting the poor through dishonest business practices. They were shorting the measure, raising prices unfairly, using dishonest scales, and even selling the sweepings of the wheat as though it were good grain. God saw it all. That's a powerful reminder for anyone who buys, sells, hires, manages contracts, or sells, serves customers. Business ethics are never separate from worship. God cares whether our invoices are honest, our products match what we promised, our contracts are clear, and our customers receive what they paid for. Profit is not wrong, but profit gained through deception dishonors the Lord. Get biblical answers to your financial questions in the FaithFi community. Download FaithFi Faith and Finance in your app store or visit faithfi.com.
In this concise 60-second edition of Faith & Finance Minute, host Rob West draws from the Old Testament book of Amos to discuss how integrity in business is fundamentally an act of worship. He challenges listeners to see every financial decision—whether buying, selling, hiring, or managing—as an opportunity to honor God, emphasizing that Biblical stewardship extends to daily business practices.
“Integrity in business is part of our worship.” (00:01, Rob West)
“Profit is not wrong, but profit gained through deception dishonors the Lord.” (00:44, Rob West)
“Integrity in business is part of our worship.” (00:01)
“God saw it all. That's a powerful reminder for anyone who buys, sells, hires, manages contracts, or serves customers.” (00:22)
“Profit is not wrong, but profit gained through deception dishonors the Lord.” (00:44)
Rob West delivers his message with pastoral warmth and practical conviction, urging listeners to see ethics not as a compartment but as central to Christian life—especially in business. The episode’s core message: Every financial transaction is spiritual, and faithful stewardship means upholding honesty as an act of worship, not just duty.
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