As we reach the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus leaves no room for casual listeners. He hasn't spent this entire sermon merely offering moral ideals or good-sounding advice—we're called to make a choice.
Throughout the Sermon, Jesus paints a compelling picture of the Kingdom of God,
Despite another week of trade-war drama and soft economic data, the stock market rallied again last week. It seems nothing will stop the market from going up. This has emboldened more investors looking for ways to get higher returns out of their accounts by moving into areas they previously hadn't
Stocks kicked off last week at record highs, fueled by optimism that the four key risks SEM outlined in our latest quarterly update—Trade War, Economic Slowdown, Debt & Deficit, and Geopolitical Conflict—were finally fading from the headlines.
That
Like a sprinter who suddenly finds a moving sidewalk underfoot, the market raced through the last full week of July with an extra jolt of speed it didn’t seem to need. Hints of a tariff truce with Europe, fresh
Last month, we explored Ecclesiastes and how, in a broken world, our work can feel meaningless. This month, we're turning to the opening chapters of Genesis and the book of Esther to uncover another challenge: work can become selfish.
This builds on the previous discussion of how work often feels
