When Money Gets Personal

Keep the Change

Keep the Change

As written in the foreword–by Dr. Darryn Scheske: You hold in your hand Dave’s latest book, “Keep The Change!” which he wrote to specifically help those who are at a critical juncture of life: teenagers and young adults. This book isn’t just a manual; it’s a mentorship program in print, tailored for young, aspiring minds eager to grow and make a difference in the world.

Each chapter addresses a pivotal aspect of financial and personal growth. Whether it’s navigating the complexities of job hunting, understanding credit, dealing with student loans, or confronting life’s emergencies, this book provides not just answers but a roadmap for a fulfilling life journey through a unique blend of practical advice and spiritual guidance.

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“Keep The Change!” isn’t just about financial literacy; it’s about life literacy. It’s about being a grown-up when problems pile up. I know Dave’s hope for his readers – to find the career and life God has designed for them, and to order their finances His way.

As you turn each page, you will find more than just words; you will find the man I met all those years ago: A friend, a coach, and a guide who will help you navigate the financial complexities of life with wisdom, integrity, and faith.
Welcome to “Keep The Change!” 

– Dr. Darryn Scheske, Senior Pastor, Heartland Church, Fishers, Indiana.

“I wish I could have read Keep the Change when I was a teenager or a young adult. Readers will appreciate David Toussaint’s real-life stories and his practical, Bible-based insights. This is a helpful book for Christians who want to honor God in the way they make decisions and handle their finances.”

Dr. David Faust, Senior Associate Minister, East 91st Street Christian Church, Indianapolis

This book is tailor made for young people (or really anyone) taking steps to make wise and Godly decisions. Written in an easy-to-read style, this book gives practical wisdom in navigating life and excellent advice on finances. There are Biblical examples and truths to guide the reader in areas such as tithing, budgeting, and even has good resources about the authority of scripture and a case for creationism. There are good thought questions with each chapter and an ending summary of the main points of the book.

Deborah Foxworth, Senior staff with the High School ministry of Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ).

"This book is an easy read. It has helpful financial anecdotes we can all understand. It makes it clear how we can apply these lessons in our lives and shows that God and prayer need to be involved in every aspect of life. I highly recommend this book especially to young people stepping out on their own."

Jackie A.

"This book has many stories that will help a young person reach the place they want to in life and avoid some of the pitfalls that can be part of that journey."

Sheila T.