Using Money for Eternal Impact
Faith & Finance Minute
When all is said and done, most of what we chase in life fades away. Rob West reminds us that wealth is temporary but people are eternal. And one of the best ways we can use money is to invest in relationships that reflect the love of Christ.
Show Notes
When all is said and done, most of what we chase in life fades away. Rob West reminds us that wealth is temporary but people are eternal. And one of the best ways we can use money is to invest in relationships that reflect the love of Christ.
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