As a financial professional, you see firsthand how financial decisions ripple through a person’s life—impacting their peace of mind, their relationships, and their future.

Ron Blue teaches that “God’s Word speaks authoritatively and timelessly to all financial planning and decision making, providing us with wisdom for the process and principles for the decision.” Because you know this is true, you understand the profound value of helping others discover what God says about managing money and possessions.

The RBI Ambassador role is designed to help you fulfill that calling. We provide a pathway for you to bridge your professional expertise with biblical wisdom, equipping you to serve the body of Christ. Whether in your local church, a classroom, or the broader community, you can confidently advance financial discipleship within your sphere of influence.

You do not have to start from scratch. RBI supports Ambassadors by providing:

• Content and Curriculum: Access our comprehensive, adaptable resources designed for every age and stage of financial discipleship. We provide trusted material so you can focus on the ministry.
• Connection and Community: Connect with like-minded leaders and discover key partners within the broader faith and finance community.
• Coaching and Support: Let us walk alongside you. Draw from our years of experience supporting Christian financial leaders as we encourage and equip you, troubleshoot challenges, and support your journey.

Characteristics of an RBI Ambassador

• A committed disciple of Christ
• Actively involved in a local church
• Aligned with the RBI vision for financial wisdom

Requirements for an RBI Ambassador

• Completed or currently enrolled in the Certified Kingdom Advisor® program or the 9:23 Fellowship
• Willing to launch and advance Financial Wisdom Ministry in your church, business, campus, or community
• Participate in the annual RBI Ambassador freewill offering
• Commitment to the Steward’s Manifesto and the RBI Ministry Code of Ethics

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