Beauty is an essential characteristic of God's creation, and it's central to our work as stewards over God's good creation. The Genesis account suggests that beauty lies at the core of faithful stewardship and investing. By connecting beauty with our approach to investing, we can create products that are good, supply the capital that enables and enlarges good work, and make a positive impact on the world. [... more]

The connection between beauty and investing is explored, highlighting the importance of a Christian worldview in business and finance. Jason Meyer discusses how beauty is an essential aspect of God's creation and how it relates to our work and finances, emphasizing the need to view business and investing through a biblical lens. [... more]

Jesus chose two overlooked disciples, Philip and Bartholomew, to carry on his ministry after he left. Philip struggled with indecisiveness and a lack of faith, while Bartholomew was a seeker of truth and had a strong faith. Jesus used both men, despite their flaws, to demonstrate his power and grace. [... more]

God uses unqualified people to do the impossible, transforming them into usefulness through saving, sanctifying grace. He takes individuals with flaws and weaknesses, like Philip, and smooths out their rough edges, making them effective in His ministry. The Lord's work is not about qualifications, but about faith and obedience, as seen in the lives of the Twelve Apostles, who were ordinary people just like us. [... more]