Something Art often says is, "if you're going to say you're a Christian or you operate a Christian organization, you had better act like it or change your name." He believes there is a lot of meaning to a name.
It's probably assumed that Timothy Plan
Since this series started in June, we've shared several different things that are required if you're going to be "invested with purpose." You can find the previous blogs here. This month, we're going to focus on having complete obedience, not just partial obedience. We will see how Art was completely
Being "invested with purpose" requires us to take risks and move out of our comfort zone. We may have to make sacrifices in order to embrace what God has in store for us in the future. Today, we're going to be briefly looking at Art Ally's story
We've talked many times through blogs and social media about the importance for Christians to care about what they're invested in. Even if you're not a Christian, you can still care about what you're invested in and have a desire to invest in companies that strive to make the world
For the first part of 2024, we took you through a series called BRI Objections. We spent some time explaining how we respond to the reoccurring objections we receive about Biblically Responsible Investing. If you missed that series, you can find all the posts here:
