Money and Business
“Sell your possessions,” Jesus told his disciples, “and give to the poor.” Scripture abounds with warnings against the moral and spiritual corruptions that attend the desire for money and material prosperity. Can a Christian pursue profit while following Christ? Today, with more evangelicals than ever occupying the commanding heights of the business world, believers have to think afresh about how to reconcile the businessman’s moneymaking vocation with Scripture’s call to store up treasures in heaven.
The Faith and Work Movement Is Leaving Blue-Collar Workers BehindCan it speak to evangelicals outside high-status professions?Français
Why Is One Jewish Family the Subject of So Many Conspiracy Theories?A new book charts the centuries-long history of the Rothschilds and recurring waves of antisemitism.
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The Bulletin Episode 17|1 hr 3minIndict, In Debt, Indeed!The impact of indictment, breaking down the bank collapse, and the portrayal of Christians in Hollywood.
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In Christian Publishing, ‘Platform’ Is Being Weighed and Found WantingFavoring big-name authors and “influencers” might be good for the bottom line, but not always for the books—and readers—themselves.
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 31|58minAndy Crouch’s Cure for a Tech-Obsessed WorldStrengthening our relational muscles in a hyperdigital society.
Treasures in Heaven, Portfolios on EarthWhen Christian investors focus solely on avoiding unethical causes, they miss a chance to build up good corporations and ministries.
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