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? image
#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
#Tariffs are coercive interference of the free exchange of value in the market. Listen to the whole episode here…
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Kingdom Perspective on Tariffs and Geopolitical Uncertainty
Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 06/02/2025 · 27m
EMBEZZLEMENT - synonym for “government funded.”
⚠️ You do not own the stocks in your portfolio.⚠️ If this comes as a surprise, then you need to listen to this interview right now! Our guest today, Joshua Bryant, is the Founder of FreedomTrust, a Registered Investment Advisor. Josh specializes in #Bitcoin and digital assets and today he talks with us about the importance of diversifying custody 💰 of your assets - That includes the stocks in your portfolio. We explore the systemic issues surrounding stock ownership and custody risks, and how Josh took significant steps to personally 🔐 secure his own investments. Listen to the whole conversation with Joshua Bryant here...
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The Importance of Diversifying Custody of Your Assets with Josh Bryant
Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 05/28/2025 · 1h 18m
Worship at the beginning of most church services serves to warm up the “audience” so that they are more easily emotionally manipulated.😞
Most leaders avoid feedback🫣like the plague. But what if feedback and conversations in your workplace inspired growth, built trust, and created thriving teams? Jeff Hancher, Author of the new book, Firm Feedback in a Fragile World, redefines how we approach feedback in the workplace. Jeff offers a roadmap to turn feedback from a source of tension into a powerful leadership tool. You'll learn how to transform your leadership legacy by making feedback your gift to others.
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Firm Feedback in a Fragile World, with Jeff Hancher
Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 05/21/2025 · 1h 7m
Money, like seed, should not be hoarded, but actively invested to generate wealth that blesses others and glorifies God. When it is comes to capital allocation, we should be acting like farmers, seeking to plant seeds for future harvest and God's provision.
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DEVOTIONAL: Treating Money Like Seed
Podcast Episode · Redemptive Economics · 05/12/2025 · 6m