FaithFi helps Christians treat money as God's, with tools, teaching, and community rather than a budget that sits apart from belief. The ministry traces to Larry Burkett's 1988 Money Matters broadcast, later MoneyWise, then Kingdom Advisors. Rob West hosts Faith & Finance and serves as CEO alongside President Sharon Epps.^1 Wikipedia records Burkett's radio work as Christian financial counseling.^3
The app pairs budgeting with guided reflection. Daily, weekly, and monthly Rhythms combine transaction reviews with short devotionals so people and couples can plan and pray together.^4 An update added secure bank connections, simpler setup, and automated categorization.^4 A free download covers basic money tools and community; FaithFi Pro is subscription-based and adds bank connections, reports, and the Faithful Steward magazine library.^5 Optional AI features are opt-in and self-hosted; live AI testing was out of scope this review.^4
Around the app sit the weekday Faith & Finance radio program and podcast on more than 2,000 outlets, Scripture-based studies, a quarterly magazine, and a Find a CKA® directory of advisors who integrate biblical wisdom with financial planning.^1^7 The app is on iPhone, iPad, and Android.^9
