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When the paycheck stops, and retirement income begins, how should giving change? During our working years, giving often feels straightforward. But in retirement, income may come from Social Security, pensions, investments, or savings—and that can raise new questions about what to give from and how to think about it biblically. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West is joined by Anthony Saffer to help us think wisely and faithfully about tithing in retirement. Then it’s on to calls.

When one listener’s burden became another’s calling, the body of Christ went to work. Every now and then, through this program, we get to see what happens when God’s people respond to very real struggles in extraordinary ways. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rene in North Carolina joins Rob West to share how a simple phone call led to a powerful act of generosity. Then, it’s on to listener calls.

Many investors wonder whether the market is getting ahead of itself—especially in AI and tech. What if the better question isn’t whether we’re in a bubble, but how we should respond if we are? On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Mark Biller discuss what investors should do when markets look overheated. They also explain why trying to predict the exact peak usually backfires. Then, it’s on to listener calls.

In Genesis 11:4, the people of Babel said, “Let us make a name for ourselves.” That same temptation can surface in times of success, when achievement becomes a personal monument rather than a platform for God’s glory. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Jim Wise discuss the spiritual risks of prosperity. They also explain how to keep the focus on God’s Kingdom, rather than our own name. Then, it’s on to calls.

Did you hear about the guy who tried to pay his taxes with a smile? Unfortunately, for him, the IRS still prefers cash. All jokes aside, failing to file your taxes for several years is no small matter . . . but it's not the end of the road, either. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Kevin Cross share practical steps to help you get back on track. Then, it’s on to calls.

More Christians are asking whether their financial lives reflect their deepest convictions. This includes how to give, spend, invest, and even bank. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Aaron Caid explain how everyday banking can reflect our values and even support Kingdom work. Then, it’s on to calls.

Psalm 90:12 states, “So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom.” In this Psalm, readers are reminded to live wisely and intentionally with the time God gives us. For families with kids or grandkids, summer provides a unique opportunity to do just that. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Brian Holtz talk about making room for work, play, and rest in the summer months. Then, it’s on to calls.

We can spend a large amount of time chasing what we think will satisfy. Jesus, however, offers a radically different vision of abundance--one that can’t be measured by what we own. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West explores what true abundance is and why it matters for every financial decision we make. Then, it’s on to calls.

As Christians, we are called to be generous, but what does that look like when someone asks for money on the street? Should we give? Is there a better way to help? On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Dr. David W. Jones explore the ethics of giving to homeless people. They also share how to show compassion without causing harm. Then Rob will answer questions on various financial topics.

Generosity isn’t something God wants from you—it’s something He wants for you. Many people approach generosity with hesitation, wondering if it will lead to pressure, obligation, or another financial ask. On today's Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Todd Harper explain that generosity is an invitation into joy, freedom, and deeper fellowship with God.