Increase Your Financial Sustainability For Long-Term Ministry
As a mission worker, you can learn money mindsets and financial tools to create financial sustainability so that you can fully live out your calling without money getting in the way.
No One Talks About This Reason Mission Workers Leave the Field...
Money.
“For which one of you, when he wants to build a tower, does not first sit down and calculate the cost, to see if he has enough to complete it?” Luke 14:28
You counted the cost when you began your ministry. It cost much less then!
Time has past and life is adding new costs that weren’t there before. Expenses like cars, education, children, a home, medical expenses, college, and let’s not even mention retirement. Financial needs—both current and coming soon—are piling up all too quickly.
The sad reality is many mission workers are financially unsustainable. Which is a major source of stress, team and marriage strife, and ministry departure.
Achieving personal financial sustainability may feel like a dream, but it’s possible! Even if you’re on a limited budget.
What is Financial Sustainability?
Financial sustainability is the ability to live comfortably and have enough reserves to cover unexpected expenses and future needs without borrowing money, while giving most of your time and attention to ministry.
Your lifestyle is comfortable, allowing you the mental headspace to focus on ministry.
You feel secure financially and are not living paycheck to paycheck.
You’re ready for a $2,500 unexpected expense without going into debt.
You’re building toward larger financial goals, like a home, your next car, the kids’ education, and retirement.
You have financial margin for currency exchange rate fluctuations.
Your time, energy, and emotions prioritize your ministry rather than your finances.
Introducing: Money Matters
Money Matters is a training course specifically designed for mission workers to give you money mindsets and financial tools to create financial sustainability so that you can fully live out your calling without money getting in the way.
Imagine being able to continue living out your calling—doing your ministry—without the stress, burnout, or relational strife caused by financial instability.
You take care of your spiritual health, your physical health, and your relational health. How about your financial health?
This is not a get-out-of-debt course. It’s not a get-rich-quick course. It’s not a fundraising course. Money Matters teaches fundamental financial sustainability principles, tools, and applications.
Here's A Look At What You'll learn
Money Matters was developed specifically for mission workers, by a mission worker. The course takes nothing for granted. You’ll learn practical, easy to understand strategies to create financial sustainability—even if you’re on a limited budget.
Clear, understandable principles for those starting out or expanding in your financial literacy.
How to care for your financial health.
How to reduce stress, burnout, and relational strife due to finances.
How to strategically invest for your future, regardless of how much money you have.
Proven methods of avoiding debt.
How to build long-term financial sustainability so that you can fully life out your calling without money getting in the way.
Why I created Money Matters...
Hi, I'm Keith Webb
For 20 years, I lived and ministered in Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore. Like many mission workers, we trimmed our expenses to avoid having to raise more money. Eventually, that lack of financial stewardship caught up to us, limiting our ministry options. We made changes. Stepping out in faith, we developed new financial habits.
From my experience supervising and coaching missionaries, personal financial management is often not discussed and overlooked.
But I talk about it! Because I want mission workers to experience freedom in living out God's calling. This requires financial sustainability.
Common-Sense Best Practices for an
Effective and Do-able Approach to
Financial Stewardship for Now and the Future.
Your Mindset
Examine your deeply held beliefs regarding money. Some of these belief could be holding back your ministry effectiveness.
Your Income
Over your life you will have several sources of income. Stewarding your income wisely means meeting your current and future obligations.
Your Financial Support
A lack of communication with ministry partners is the #1 reason for low support. Increase your financial support in relational ways.
Your Protection
57% of Americans can’t pay an unexpected $1000 expense, resulting in dept. Build protection and reduce your stress.
Your Investing
God's growth principles work for ministry and money. By investing regularly and wisely, you can see a return that multiplies.
Your Retirement
It may not feel like it, but right now are your “years of abundance." Set aside money now and watch the magic of compound growth.
Your Spending
Everyone spends money differently. Getting clear on why you spend the way you do, will help you create sustainable spending habits.
Your Budgeting
A budget is a roadmap for aligning your spending with your values and priorities. It Proactively manage your expenses.
What Are Others Saying?
Dustyn and Keri Burwell
Greater Europe Mission, Ireland
"Finances has always seemed like a huge and intimidating topic—one we never felt prepared to handle. Being able to talk about our finances in an open and safe space during the group calls was so encouraging. For the first time we feel like we have a road map with practical, simple steps for our financial goals."
Simon
Serving in Scotland
"The course helped bring together all my thoughts and concerns into a safe space, debunk unhelpful narratives and encouraged me to be intentional at working on my finances at my own pace whilst also receiving helpful guidance. Keith was realistic whilst also positive about the journey you can expect as you begin to work on your finances."
MacGregor Magruder
President, Field Life
"We have known many who have left the field due to financial struggles and stress. In Money Matters, Keith invites you on a very personal, passionate, and, most importantly, practical journey through the key areas every missionary should consider regarding their finances and His finances. This course is something I wish we had as part of our pre-field preparation."
Build Financial Sustainability For Your Long-Term Ministry
Get access to
Money Matters
Monthly PLAN
$14
$12 Special
Money Matters online course.
One live group coaching call.
Budget templates.
Money Matters discussion group.
Access for one month.
Annual PLAN
$119
$99 Special
Save $45 a year over the Monthly plan.
Money Matters online course.
Twelve live group coaching calls.
Budget templates.
Money Matters discussion group.
Access for one year.
Joining Money Matters Gives You Access To:
On-demand access to all topics from any online device.
Twenty-seven self-paced on-demand lessons with videos, teaching, reflection questions, strategy points, and worksheets.
Monthly live, interactive group coaching calls.
We’ll address financial topics, reflect, discuss, and have time for Q&A.
Online community.
Interact with other mission workers. Tap into the wisdom of the group.
STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
If one of these are not your question, email us and we'll get back to you soon.
Why only mission workers?
There are many financial education resources out there for the general public. This course specifically seeks to help mission workers who have a unique set of circumstances, such as raising personal support, serving in ministry organizations, with often little exposure to healthy financial discussions.
Do I need to pay for my spouse too?
We encourage married couples to both join. One of you register, then email us your name and your spouse’s name and email. We’ll set them up with their own account for the course. For group calls, we suggest connecting from different devices so that you each can go into a different breakout room for discussions.
I have more than $50,000 in consumer debt. Will this course help me get out of debt?
Those with high consumer debt need specialized assistance to diagnose the reasons for the debt, create strategies to change those behaviors, and develop a process to eliminate that debt. These needs are beyond the scope of this course.
Is this just for Americans?
It’s written by an American, based on the American financial system. However, the principles will extend to those from other countries, although the specifics may vary because of differing systems.
Why is there a cost for this course?
A small fee for the training creates financial sustainability for Money Matters, which means as more people join, we can afford the additional costs of running it.
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