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Does Faith-Based Investing Sacrifice Returns? The Truth About BRI Performance
When you think about aligning your investments with your Christian values—what we call Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI)—it is easy to assume you have to pay a "conscience tax." It is a completely natural assumption. Our brains are wired to believe that more...
Understanding the New “Trump Accounts”: A Parent’s Guide to the 2026 Child Savings Law
The financial landscape for American families changed dramatically on July 4, 2026, with the official live launch of the federal Trump Accounts program. Created under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), these accounts—technically designated as Section 530A...
What Is a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA) and Why Does It Matter?
When it comes to managing your hard-earned wealth, you should never have to choose between professional excellence and your personal values. If you search for financial advice online, you will find thousands of standard professionals holding industry-standard...
The Ripple Effect: Faith-Based Investing Changes Everything
When you toss a stone into a pond, ripples spread far beyond the point of impact. One small action creates movement that touches the entire surface. That’s exactly what happens with our financial choices. Every dollar we spend, give, or invest sends ripples into the...
Faith-Based Investing: Endorse, Engage, Exclude
Last week we asked the question that changes everything: “Are my investments aligned with my values—or fueling what I’m praying against?” Once you start asking that question, the next step is figuring out how to align your investments with your faith. That’s where the...
The Question That Changes Everything
Sometimes one simple question can change the entire direction of your life. For me, that question was this: “Are my investments aligned with my values—or are they fueling what I’m praying against?” When I first wrestled with that question, it stopped me in my tracks....
Wealth INC: In the Name of Christ
In business, “Inc.” usually stands for “Incorporated.” But in the life of a believer, it should mean something else entirely: In the Name of Christ. When it comes to wealth, we have a choice. Will we build, manage, and spend our wealth in the name of self—or in the...
What’s Your Price? The Cost of Compromise
Everyone has a price. That may sound cynical, but history and Scripture both confirm it. For some, the price is money. For others, it’s status, comfort, or security. But sooner or later, every person faces the test: What’s your price? In financial stewardship, this...
Our Part: Faithfulness, Obedience, and Trust
In Week 3, we explored God’s part in finances—His ownership, His provision, and His faithfulness. That’s where everything begins. But now comes the natural question: What’s our part? If God owns it all, what does He expect from us as stewards? The answer isn’t...
God’s Part: Provision, Ownership, and Faithfulness
When it comes to money, most of us instinctively think in terms of our part. Our job is to work hard, budget wisely, save diligently, and invest smartly. And while Scripture calls us to steward well, we cannot overlook the fact that everything begins with God’s part....










