Faith-based investors can use their ownership to influence companies for good through corporate engagement, a process of talking with company management to encourage better policies and practices on issues that align with their values. [... more]

Defining a financial finish line is a powerful tool for establishing a solid plan for your finances and recognizing that all of God's provision belongs to Him. By setting a maximum for your spending, you can protect yourself against lifestyle creep and keep yourself aligned with God's purposes for your finances. This concept is not just for high net worth individuals, but can be applied by anyone, regardless of their financial situation. [... more]

DJ and Jessica Rowland share their journey with Huntington's disease, a degenerative disorder that affects their daily lives. As a caregiver, DJ has learned to adapt and support Jessica, while also finding strength in their faith. They discuss the challenges of living with the disease, including the loss of independence and the emotional toll of watching a loved one decline. The couple also shares their experiences with faith-based programs and prosthetic limb recycling, highlighting the importance of community and support in their journey. [... more]

Defining a financial finish line can help individuals prioritize their spending and give generously, recognizing that God owns everything and they're merely stewards of what he has entrusted to them. A financial finish line is a maximum amount for spending, which forces individuals to recognize that God's provision is all they need, and they can use excess funds to build God's kingdom. [... more]

The discussion around Jimmy Carter's faith and its implications on his public service and stance on issues like abortion, highlights the tension between progressive politics and biblical orthodoxy. Christians are called to stand firm on their convictions, even in the face of cultural pressure, and to support the abolition of abortion as a matter of moral clarity. [... more]

Christians can pursue their values by investing choices, such as shareholder advocacy and corporate engagement. A biblical worldview guides financial decisions, and tithing is a principle of giving. Social Security and retirement planning are also discussed, with a focus on making informed decisions and trusting God's provision. [... more]

Effective leadership in a church requires influencing people for the good of the kingdom, not personal gain. It involves identifying influencers, communicating vision, and showing how change benefits the organization. Incremental change, clear communication, and a healthy discontent for the status quo are also essential for successful church transformation. [... more]

A spirited discussion between two pro-life leaders, Janet Porter and Tom Heflin, about the effectiveness of the heartbeat bill in saving lives and ultimately leading to the abolition of abortion in America. They debate the merits of the incremental approach versus the abolitionist approach, with Janet advocating for the heartbeat bill as a means to protect nearly every child facing abortion and Tom arguing that it is immoral and unconstitutional, and that the only way to truly end abortion is through the abolitionist approach. [... more]