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The Capital Stewards emerges from a three-year research collaboration at The Kirby Laing Centre for Public Theology in Cambridge, England. Each month, our group has met to wrestle with the questions where Christian worldview, capital, and stewardship collide — and now we’re inviting you into the conversation. See more at capitalstewards.co. Brandon Giella of Snapmarket.co is joined by Erik Averill of AWM, The Athlete Family Office, Ben Nicka of Oxford University, and Matt Galyon, an independent consultant, among others. The group is advised by theologian Craig Bartholomew. This is not another faith-and-finance show. It’s a working conversation among practitioners and scholars who have spent years asking what it actually means to steward capital under God’s economy — and where the dominant assumptions of optimization, return, and productivity break down against the biblical story. Every episode begins with a single question. We think out loud, draw on Scripture, and invite you in.
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