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Hosted by Eventide Center for Faith & Investing · EN-US · 57 episodes
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This podcast features conversations with thought leaders in the space of faith and investing, and also functions as an audio digest of the articles featured in The Journal for Faith & Investing found at faithandinvesting.com. The Faith & Investing podcast is brought to you by the Eventide Center for Faith & Investing, an educational initiative of Eventide Asset Management, where our aim is to inspire an authentically Christian practice of modern investing. Statements made by Eventide should not be interpreted as a recommendation or advice pertaining to any security. Investing involves risk including the possible loss of principal.
Eventide Center for Faith & Investing hosts The Faith and Investing Podcast, a business show with 57 episodes published.
After our interview last week with Andy Crouch, ECFI’s Editor-at-Large Amy Sherman sat down with Executive Director Jason Myhre to reflect on Crouch’s insights. Listen in as they unpack his metaphor of a “bubble on top o
Andy Crouch sits down with Editor-at-Large Amy Sherman to discuss the Biblical teaching on Mammon, combating greed with generosity, and how financial advisors can invest with redemptive aim. On this episode: Matt Galyon,
There are many realities of twenty-first century life, like social media, Artificial Intelligence, or investing—that are not directly addressed in Scripture. For these modern cultural developments, we cannot point to a s
Why did God make gold? If you were to survey a number of people on the street with this question, you’re sure to get some interesting answers. One may say he created it to give us a material to express beauty through art
In 1941, Oxford professor C.S. Lewis revealed that he had, through some mysterious chain of events, come into the possession of a collection of letters from one of the devil’s senior agents named Screwtape. The letters,
In 1992 a book was released that offered transformation and happiness through discipline, accountability, and persistence. It attacked the idols of consumerism and workaholism and bemoaned their devastating consequences
Economic activity is the result of human labor. Though technology has increasingly depersonalized economic exchange, it is still a fundamental truth that work cannot be separated from the worker. The two exist in a symbi
Today we are back with the second installment of Winn Collier’s two-part piece, “Shepherding Clients | Pastoral Wisdom for Financial Advisors.” In his first piece, Winn encouraged financial advisors to view their work as
If you are a financial advisor, or a client of one, then you likely know that good advising requires a certain level of relationship with the client. To understand how to wisely steward a client’s resources, the advisor
In a previous episode, New Testament professor Jonathan Moo pointed out the connection between the words ecology, economics, and stewardship. Moo noted that "ecology" is derived from the Greek word oikos which means “hom
Today, we are pleased to present the final podcast in our series centered around James K.A. Smith’s thesis that our habits and practices shape our hearts. Last week, Amy Sherman and Jason Myhre dove deeper into the relev
In this episode, ECFI's Jason Myhre and Amy Sherman reflect on our recent interview with James K.A. Smith. Listen for more on how Christian educational institutions can redirect their language and images from cultural id
James K.A. Smith has written extensively on how our hearts are—often unintentionally—formed by our habits. In this interview, he shares investing habits we may be participating in that could be subtly shaping our view of
The book of Romans has been praised by theologians as a masterful explanation of the doctrine of salvation. Martin Luther in fact called the book “the clearest gospel of all.” The bulk of Romans, chapters 1-11, consists
Over one third of the Psalms are laments: songs or prayers that cry out in an expression of sorrow, mourning, or regret. Many of these laments are outward expressions of inward suffering, like in Psalm 25 when King David
In Mark 12:31, Jesus says that the second greatest commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself. This call to neighborly love, along with the preceding primary command to love God with mind, body, and soul, is a beau
God’s story for humanity begins in a garden but ends with a city. Have you ever stopped to contemplate the overarching trajectory of the biblical narrative from garden to city? In the garden, we see God’s good and beauti
One helpful way for developing a biblical worldview is by comparing and contrasting cultural idols with the biblical story. When it comes to the economic and financial domain, two dominant cultural idols are that of conv
When you hear God's command to cultivate creation, what do you think of? Many people may think of agriculture, innovation, or even art. But very few people probably think of wealth. In today's episode, Dr. Jordan Ballor
In this episode, Tim Weinhold sits down with Jonathan Moo to discuss his recent series for the ECFI journal. Dr. Moo discusses some of the root causes for why he believes much of the church has ignored or been wary of co
Dr. Amy Sherman
Dating & Relationship Coach, Therapist and Author · Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain
3 appearances on this show
Andy Crouch
Partner for Theology and Culture, Praxis
1 appearance on this show
Winn Collier
A Burning in My Bones
1 appearance on this show
Tom Nelson
author of The Flourishing Pastor · Nelson Container Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Matt Galyon
ECFI
2 appearances on this show
Will Sorrell
OneAscent
1 appearance on this show
Jordan Ballor
Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy
1 appearance on this show
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