FaithFi helps Christians treat money as God's, with tools, teaching, and community rather than a budget that sits apart from belief. The ministry says it provides the tools, teaching, and community so you can manage God's money God's way.^1
The app pairs budgeting with guided reflection through daily, weekly, and monthly Rhythms. Each day begins with a three-minute check-in: review your spending, reflect on God's word, and listen to a short devotional.^2 Weekly and monthly Rhythms show broader patterns in cash flow, goals, and habits, and couples can use them to review and discuss financial decisions together.^2 A free download covers basic money tools and community. FaithFi Pro is subscription-based and adds secure bank connections, custom reports, smart categorization that learns as you go, and the Faithful Steward magazine library.^1 Optional AI features are opt-in and self-hosted, with data never sent to third-party AI services, and are aimed at the tedious side of money management.^2
The ministry traces to 1988, when Larry Burkett, co-founder of Christian Financial Concepts and Crown Financial Ministries, started the Money Matters radio program with co-host Steve Moore. The program became MoneyWise in 2011, and Kingdom Advisors acquired the broadcast ministry in 2017. Today Rob West hosts Faith & Finance and serves as CEO of Kingdom Advisors and FaithFi, alongside President Sharon Epps.^4 Chad Clark, chief technology officer at Kingdom Advisors and FaithFi, has led development of the app since day one. On the updated app, he said: "One of the most important questions we can ask when building technology is: How do we make it simpler for the user? Money can be complex. Budgeting software shouldn't make it harder."^6
Around the app sit the weekday Faith & Finance radio program, heard on more than 2,000 radio outlets, Scripture-based studies and devotionals, the quarterly Faithful Steward magazine, and a Find a CKA directory of Certified Kingdom Advisors who integrate biblical wisdom with financial planning.^3^7 One app user, Matt, said FaithFi "has helped my family in so many ways and has pointed us in the right direction."^1 The app is on iPhone and Android.^9
