Stewardship Against Identity Theft
Faith & Finance Minute
Rob West reminds us that biblical wisdom includes being alert to financial scams and identity theft without living in fear or suspicion. Simple safeguards—and slowing down when someone pressures us to act quickly—are practical ways to protect our personal information and faithfully steward what God has placed in our care.
Show Notes
Rob West reminds us that biblical wisdom includes being alert to financial scams and identity theft without living in fear or suspicion. Simple safeguards—and slowing down when someone pressures us to act quickly—are practical ways to protect our personal information and faithfully steward what God has placed in our care.
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