Goodness Over Greatness
Faith & Finance Minute
The world often measures success by the greatness of our name, influence, or wealth, but Scripture points us toward a different goal: goodness. Rob West reminds us that our resources can be used not to build our own reputation, but to meet needs, restore what is broken, and participate in God’s good work.
Show Notes
The world often measures success by the greatness of our name, influence, or wealth, but Scripture points us toward a different goal: goodness. Rob West reminds us that our resources can be used not to build our own reputation, but to meet needs, restore what is broken, and participate in God’s good work.
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