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Work has the power to shape our world, and it also has the power to shape our souls. What does this dual nature of work mean for investing?
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When shepherding their clients feels heavy, financial advisors can lean on the Good Shepherd.
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What pastoral skills should a financial advisor have to patiently guide their clients toward God-honoring financial decisions?
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Here's how God clothes (“vests”) human beings as prophets, priests, and kings to fulfill their high—and profoundly other-centered—calling.
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Christians are accustomed to thinking about their personal finances in terms of stewardship. But very few Christians recognize that God has entrusted to us much more than money and possessions.
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Are your investing habits training your heart to love God or to love money? Here are some real-life behaviors that could move you in one direction or the other.
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James K.A. Smith has written extensively on how our hearts are—often unintentionally—formed by our habits. What investing habits are we participating in that may be subtly shaping our view of money?
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Here are four ways we can love without hypocrisy as we invest.
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Lamenting the injustices that harm our neighbors and grieve God is a powerful first step in transforming our investment portfolios.
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Neighborly love should be motivated by compassion, but it also must include the capacity to act in service to others. What does this mean for our investing practices?
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What investments would be worthy of the heavenly city?
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The Bible portrays how Christians in a post-Fall world can help redeem the economy by practicing communion and gleaning.
