Is BRI the Only Way to Invest God’s Way
Imagine this hypothetical scenario: you, an average investor, own some combination of the top 10 holdings in the S&P 500, such as… Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Amazon.com Inc., Meta Platforms (Facebook) (Alpert, 2022) Assume reliable news comes out that all of these companies are going to double in terms of market cap, sales, earnings, etc….
Investing in What Matters Most by Hayden Ericks
Time and money are two elements that we often wish we had more of. How often in life do we have a lengthy to-do list, finally get a free Saturday, and then proceed throughout the entire day without accomplishing anything on our list? More than we would like to admit. Although there was plenty of…
A Case for Bitcoin
By: Josh Rogers Some view Bitcoin as a great investment, while others view it as a complete gamble. I tend to fall into the first category because I believe it has great potential. While this topic could easily be discussed in great depth, I will share a few basic components that support this asset’s credibility.Over…
Festive Fun with Friends – on a Budget
By: Aiden Bengds ‘Tis the season to enjoy time with friends and family! School is out, and you have much more time to do whatever you want! But there’s just one thing holding you back from enjoying your Christmas break to its fullest – your wallet. As college students, balancing school and work can be…
Balancing Enjoyment, Contentment, and Generosity
By: Hayden Ericks How much should we as Christians spend on our lifestyles? Is a million-dollar home a reasonable way to provide for our families or does it show a lack of contentment? Deciding where to draw the line in any area of lifestyle spending is difficult. I will not tell you whether or not…
Contentment: The Internal Battle God Must Win
By: Luke Bales Contentment is defined by Merriam-Webster as the quality or state of being content. To be content means to display satisfaction with one’s possessions, status, or situation. The idea of contentment is heavily related to the way we handle money and the way we view our possessions. From a biblical perspective to be…
4 Principles of Stewardship
By: Terrance Glover “What does stewardship look like in our lives today?” This question must be asked to evaluate where our mindset is. Yes, stewardship can be applied in to how we use money for the glory of God, but looking further, stewardship is being responsible for the things that God has given us. To…
Patience: How this Biblical Virtue is Evident in our Finances
By: Corban Galloway Patience is something most of us lack. We possess the ability to obtain anything and everything with 2-day or overnight shipping. We live in an unprecedented time in history in which we all have easy access to borrowing, with the world redefining what it means to “be able to afford it”. The…
Graduating Debt Free: An Achievable Goal
By Michael Ginder The average student spends on 4-year degree ($21,000/ year) AFTER financial aid has been applied. Student graduates are left with significant debt as they start families and begin their careers. Proverbs 22:7 says, “The rich rule over the poor, the borrower is slave to the lender.” It’s not uncommon for students to…
Christmas, The Season of Giving
Christmas, The Season of Giving By: Brandon S. When we think of the season of Christmas, we often think of giving. Whether it be gifts, cookies, or donations, we tend to give more freely around Christmas time. As a college student, it can be hard to decide how, where, and how much to give, especially…
