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Manhood is the defeat of childhood narcissism.

📅 You're invited to embark on a biblical journey that will equip and empower you to build a business of ETERNAL significance! 💼✨ My new digital course 📚 "The Redemptive Enterprise: 15 Biblical Principles for Building a Profitable Business of Eternal Significance" will transform 🦋 the way you think about your business and vocation. Find out more and register here... https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/redemptiveenterprise We'll walk through 15 Redemptive Economic Principles ⚖️ from the bible that will help you learn how to... ✅ Build a business that guarantees eternal reward in heaven. ✅ Structure your business for human flourishing. ✅ Identify profitable and redemptive investment opportunities. ✅ Recognize and avoid corrupt economic traps to ensure kingdom alignment. ✅ View you business as a ministry of reconciliation. ✅ Maximize industry value for kingdom purposes. ✅ Utilize debt redemptively. ✅ Communicate the redemptive value of your business from scripture. ✅ Integrate a tithing strategy into your business plan. ✅ Mitigate risk by leveraging your wealth of knowledge. 🤔 Who is this course for??👉 The Business Owner. 👉 Prospective or Aspiring Business Owner. 👉 Educators, Pastors, or Ministry Leaders. Find out more and register here... https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/redemptiveenterprise If you're a ✝️💼 Christian business owner, you already know that business isn't just about profit - it's about purpose, and using what God has entrusted to you to make an eternal impact. This course will help you build a robust 💪 theological framework to accomplish that! #RedemptiveEconomics

🤯 Wow, if there ever was a Proverb that speaks to our 🤥😈corrupt monetary system it is this one… “The uncultivated field of the poor yields abundant food, but without justice, it is swept away.” ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭13‬:‭23‬ ‭CSB‬‬

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The uncultivated field of the poor yields abundant food, but without justice, it is swept away.

Basically, the 🌱 “uncultivated field” represents the humble or meager means of the poor that could produce a harvest 🌾 for them and help them change their lot in life. In fact, some commentators suggest that this is a reference to the productive potential of God’s creation, 🌍 available to anyone. ⚖️😡 However, injustice (corrupt economic/monetary policy) sweeps away that potential, frustrating the efforts of the poor and keeping them subjugated. Today, our corrupt monetary 💸system does the same. Inflation, debt-based currency, and unjust weights & measures ⚖️ rob the poor of their harvest before they can enjoy it. Wages don’t keep up. Savings are eroded. Opportunity is stifled. The tragedy isn’t lack of resources — it’s injustice distorting God’s design. 🏗️ Christians are called to build enterprises that resist this corruption — creating value, honoring🫡 just exchange, and unleashing abundance for families and communities. 👉 What would it look like if we stewarded money and business in line with God’s justice instead of man’s manipulation? Learn more about that through my new digital course, The Redemptive Enterprise… https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/RedemptiveEnterprise

If you came to Christ through emotional or intellectual coercion and not through the power of the Holy Spirit, then you will be reliant not on Jesus, but on the ones by whom you were coerced.

I’m learning the painful, yet freeing, lesson that God will work in spite of, or through, my failures as a parent.

Most Christians despise their eternal inheritance because they have mis-applied the lie that “money is the root of all evil.” How could we have an economic inheritance in heaven when money is evil? Instead, we assume heaven will be something akin to the perfect socialist commune where there will be no money and everyone will be equal. That’s not what the Bible teaches. Learn more about the profound biblical significance of money here, including its metaphoric nature to the eternal value of God’s people… https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/RedemptiveEnterprise

I have always been pale and burned EVERY summer. This is the first summer I have not burned and have maintained a tan throughout. OUTSIDE: No sunglasses No hat No sunscreen No burn INSIDE: Blue light glasses Hat Long sleeves (skin protection) Very counterintuitive isn’t it?

#Bitcoin mining in Western Pennsylvania is a growing industry!💪🏽 🎙️Our guest today, Jon DiGiacomo, a Pittsburgh native and Bitcoin miner, educates us on the technical aspects of Bitcoin mining ⛏️ and why its "proof of work" design makes Bitcoin an honest #money. Also, if you’re from #Pittsburgh, you’ll love Jon’s “Pittsburghese” impression!🤣

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Western PA Bitcoin Mining Deep Dive with Jon DiGiacomo

Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 07/16/2025 · 1h 51m

☢️ Recent #bond market volatility has caused great consternation. 😱 The pain that many are feeling is the result of being in bondage to the government. 📝 Lesson for Christian business owners: Instead of buying bonds and placing our trust in the government, Christian business leaders should be relying on God's provision and investing in value-creating businesses and ethical finance. Listen here...

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Recent Volatility Exposing the Bondage of Bonds

Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 06/06/2025 · 29m