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The world says the goal of investing is simple: maximize risk-adjusted returns. But Scripture calls Christians to something greater—faithful stewardship. As followers of Christ, we aren't just asking how much our investments earn. We should also ask what they are funding.
In this episode, we explore the tension between the world's investment philosophy and a biblical approach to investing. We discuss what it means to avoid ill-gotten gain, whether Christians should be concerned about the companies they own, and why faithfulness—not simply financial performance—should shape the way we deploy the resources God has entrusted to us.
Whether you're just beginning to think about faith-based investing or you're looking to align your portfolio more closely with your convictions, this conversation will challenge you to view investing through the lens of Scripture.
You can find show notes and resources for this episode at: www.secondhalfstewardship.com/episodes/ep-102-christian-dilemma
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Timestamps
00:00 - Every Investor Is Living Inside a Story 00:34 - The World's Investment Narrative vs. God's Story 04:21 - You Cannot Serve God and Money 05:27 - The Goal of Modern Investing: Risk, Return & Time 08:53 - Are You Profiting Alongside Human Harm? 12:23 - Faithfulness vs. Maximum Returns 18:08 - Rethinking Risk, Return & Time Through Scripture 21:24 - Avoiding Ill-Gotten Gain as a Christian Investor 23:05 - How Christians Can Invest Differently 24:15 - The Foundation of Faithful Investing
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