More Income, More Generosity
Faith & Finance Minute
Earning more doesn’t have to mean spending more. Rob West points to John Wesley’s example of keeping his lifestyle modest even as his income grew, challenging us to consider whether increased provision might create greater opportunities for generosity rather than simply greater consumption.
Show Notes
Earning more doesn’t have to mean spending more. Rob West points to John Wesley’s example of keeping his lifestyle modest even as his income grew, challenging us to consider whether increased provision might create greater opportunities for generosity rather than simply greater consumption.
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