Faith & Finance with Rob West
The Bible clearly says that Christians are to give…but is it always as clear about where we should give? We all have to decide where we will give from our limited resources. So, a good question to ask is, “Does God care where we give?” I’ll talk about that today with David Wills. David Wills is President of The National Christian Foundation (NCF). He is also the co-author of Investing in God’s Business (The “How To” of Smart Christian Giving) and numerous articles and lectures nationwide.

The Bible clearly says that Christians are to give…but is it always as clear about where we should give?
We all have to decide where we will give from our limited resources. So, a good question to ask is, “Does God care where we give?” I’ll talk about that today with David Wills.David Wills is President of The National Christian Foundation (NCF). He is also the co-author of Investing in God’s Business (The “How To” of Smart Christian Giving) and numerous articles and lectures nationwide.
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While we often give to areas we care about, it’s crucial to consider what God thinks. How do we determine this? God cares about each of us and allows us to steward financial resources for His glory and our good. By obeying God and reflecting His love, we gain supreme motivation, and our giving can glorify God.
God’s Word offers guidance on where to give. Acts 1:8 provides a model with three geographic areas: Jerusalem (local), Judea and Samaria (national and regional), and the ends of the earth (international). This model challenges us to think strategically about our giving on these levels.
Two things will last forever: God’s Word and people. Therefore, supporting the translation, distribution, teaching, and preaching of Scripture and aiding those spreading the gospel aligns with God's priorities. 3 John 5-8 underscores the importance of supporting workers who spread the good news of Jesus Christ.
The Bible also identifies specific groups we should care for: the poor and oppressed, orphans, widows, the hungry, thirsty, strangers, the naked, the sick, prisoners, refugees, and victims of calamity. These groups repeatedly surface as recipients of giving in the Bible, indicating God's special concern for them.
While these categories don’t exhaust all giving possibilities, they guide us to support what God cares about locally, nationally, and internationally while leaving room for creative freedom in our giving.
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