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Perfectionism can be a heavy burden Investors who care about aligning their financial decisions with their faith and values often ask: Where do we draw the line? In the pursuit of faith-based...

2026: Inspire Investing is Poised for Its Most Significant Year of Corporate Engagement We’re thrilled to unveil Inspire Investing’s newest engagement feature: “Our Biggest Year Is Yet to Come!...

February 2026 Oakstreet Financial Newsletter The Kingdom of God is advancing, and the gates of hell will not prevail!  This month's newsletter brings great news about potential lives spared through...

The Bible Speaks Clearly About Money: Many Christians want to be faithful stewards. Yet uncertainty about investing is common. Scripture speaks clearly on money, but most believers have not learned...

Investing Is Different than Consuming: A common question is whether excluding certain companies from an investment portfolio also means avoiding them as consumers. There is an important difference...

Exclude: The third and most widely recognized aspect of a well-rounded approach to Biblically Responsible Investing is exclusion.  While endorsement comes first and engagement plays a meaningful...

Engagement: Biblically Responsible Investing does not stop at ownership. The second component of a comprehensive approach is engagement. Engagement recognizes that ownership carries responsibility,...

Endorsement: Biblically Responsible Investing begins with endorsing. Before asking what we should avoid, we first ask what we should support. Biblically responsible investors seek to own companies...

A thoughtful approach to Biblically Responsible Investing: At its core, Biblically Responsible Investing applies Scripture directly. As 1 Corinthians 10:31 states, "Whether you eat or drink, or...