It is tempting to ignore what lies beneath the ticker symbols on our brokerage statements. But we cannot take the shot that numbs us to the real pain and suffering on the other end of our investment activities.
When we make financial decisions that exalt God above our attachment to money, we declare God to be greater than Mammon, and for a world where Mammon reigns supreme, there are perhaps few other prophetic acts that burn brighter in the darkness.
What is the duty of a Christian investor?
Are biblically responsible investors simply uneducated and enjoined in a massive, multi-billion-dollar investment scheme of futility?
As the biblically responsible investing (BRI) movement continues to take Wall Street by storm, the question of performance routinely surfaces.
"Does the Bible say I have to screen my investments?" is ultimately the wrong question. The right question is, "Am I loving God and loving my neighbor with my investment decisions?"
As Christian investors, what should our response be?
This one question changed everything.
Don’t forget these when you find yourself doing something great.
Is the aspiration to be rich against biblical teaching?
Every (smart) business wants to deliver “wow” experiences that not only satisfy customers and employees, but also turn them into raving fans.
As a biblical leader in business, and in life, wisdom requires you to be a fool.
In your leadership, everything involves risk. Especially things that matter.
What influence has God given you? Are you ready to step out in leadership when a crisis comes?
