Why Debt Shouldn’t Fund Generosity
Faith & Finance Minute
Is it really giving when it's other people's money? Rob West shares the sober truth that using debt as a shortcut to generosity actually commits future resources we haven’t yet received and that true generosity isn’t fueled by debt—it’s shaped by trust.
Show Notes
Is it really giving when it's other people's money? Rob West shares the sober truth that using debt as a shortcut to generosity actually commits future resources we haven’t yet received and that true generosity isn’t fueled by debt—it’s shaped by trust.
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