Welcome to Rich Road Financial.
The Rich Road
For clients who are Christian believers, my hope is to help us live fully into the good works Christ has prepared for us—approaching our finances with a holy sense of stewardship and hearts anchored in God, storing up true riches that last.
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We can build excellent plans with strong returns and smart tax strategies, but the deeper question remains: are we actually living—present to God, to our families, and to the people we are called to love?
More than pursuing a lavish retirement, I want us to keep money as a tool, not a treasure, resisting the pull to build bigger barns and instead steward what we’ve been given with joy, gratitude, and open hands.
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That’s why I invite clients into The Rich Road Journey—an optional but deeply life-giving path of inviting God into our financial lives. It is a journey toward contentment, clarity, and faithfulness, aimed not at transactions, but at transformation.
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Books
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Here are some of my favorite recommended books,
which I will also bring up together over time. :-)
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How Much Land Does a Man Need? Tolstoy, Leo. 1918.
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The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. Burroughs, Jeremiah. 1648.
The Legacy Journey. Ramsey, Dave. 2014.
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True Riches. Cortines, John & Baumer, Gregory. 2019. Nelson Books.
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The Treasure Principle. Alcorn, Randy. 2001. Multnomah Publishing.
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Economics for Everybody. Sproul Jr., R.C. 2012. Ligonier Ministries.
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The 5 Money Conversations. Palmer, Scott & Bethany. 2014. W Publishing Group.
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The Power of Christian Contentment. Davis, Andrew. 2019. Baker Books.
Never Enough. Blue, Ron. 2017. BH Publishing Group.
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