As we close our journey through Paul's letter to Titus, chapter 3 shifts the focus outward. In chapter 1, Paul emphasized how believers should live differently than their culture. In chapter 2, he gave practical guidance for life stages and roles. Now, in chapter 3, Paul addresses how we relate
Keeping in mind that past performance is not a guarantee of future results and that things can change in the future, let's keep a few things in mind:
1.) Over the very long-term (15+ years) the stock market goes up.
2.) Over shorter periods of time (1 month) stocks are
In a world where economic certainties are increasingly rare, the Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut announcement and the so-called “agreement” between the U.S. and China offer only temporary relief from deeper, long-term challenges. The markets may cheer short-term wins, but beneath the surface, unprecedented monetary stimulus, fragile global
I'm traveling this week and over the next several weeks will be speaking at some conferences to give our assessment of the economy, markets, and our "outlook" for the year ahead. Long-time readers know that we do not make forecasts (since we follow the data and the data will change)
Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might. - Ecclesiastes 9:10a
Last month, we explored how the gospel provides a worldview—a story that shapes the way Christians approach work. This worldview gives believers a distinct way of working, but
