Faithful investing means that our commitments of God’s capital reflect his passions and priorities. As part of that, we must ensure that ‘our’ companies have a ‘Love your neighbor’ posture toward all their stakeholders.

Christians often think about and practice charitable giving and investing quite differently. But maybe they should be thought of simply as a spectrum of ways in which God wants his money to foster human flourishing.

Christians are called to work and keep the good world God has given them, protecting it from economies that seek to exploit and commoditize people.

Who is my neighbor? And how should Jesus’ answer shape the thinking and practice of investors and investment professionals?

In Proverbs 31 Solomon intentionally personifies wisdom as a woman of remarkable skill and generosity in business, displaying traits that characterize many of the best practices in contemporary business.