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
We wrapped up our 6 week cross-country circuit last week. What was supposed to be a relaxing week in Myrtle Beach was derailed by an extremely busy week for the markets.
Here's a wrap-up
No sooner had we published our Summer Newsletter highlighting the risks Wall Street is ignoring than one of those risks floated straight to the surface. In early April, President Trump spooked markets when he announced a very long list of
As we step into the final chapter of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus paints a beautiful picture of life within God’s family. In these verses, we hear familiar family language — brother, son, children — reminding us that we are part of something deeply relational as believers. Jesus invites us
