Webinars

How to Invest with a Christian Mindset
Wednesday, October 23 | 12 pm CT

The COVID-19 pandemic changed people's behavior in many ways, perhaps the most unlikely of which is that millions were drawn to the stock market. With time on their hands, and government stimulus money in their pockets, social media influencers began live-streaming their day trading. And that drew countless new investors to the stock market in search of quick riches.

It adds up to an important opportunity for stewardship leaders. Clearly, there's a lot of interest in the topic. What's missing is a biblical perspective. Many people simply don't know how the Bible could—or should—guide their investment decisions.

In our webinar, Matt Bell will show you how you can help. Matt is managing editor at Sound Mind Investing, a Christian company founded more than 30 years ago at the encouragement of Larry Burkett in order to help Christians gain unbiased help with their investing. 

As you'll hear Matt suggest, biblically-informed investing differs from secular investing in two main areas — motives and methods.

Join us for an eye-opening look at today's investing environment and learn how you can help bring a biblical perspective into the conversation at your church. 

Theology of Money
Wednesday, November 13 | 12 pm CT

The apostle Paul warned that in the last days, there will be difficult times because, among other things, people will be lovers of self and lovers of money. With such a stern warning and the insatiable appetite that exists in our culture for material possessions, we would expect the topic of money to be one of the most talked about and preached about subjects in our churches. It isn't. Moreover, a growing number of Christians are offended when a pastor dares to talk about it. Money isn't the issue here; it's the love of money, the spirit behind it, and how that spirit tries to destroy our relationship with God and each other. In this webinar, we'll discuss the Biblical theology of money to reveal God's view and purpose for money in our lives.