Biblical Worldview and Investing | by Michael Goheen

The Faith and Investing Podcast

There are many realities of twenty-first century life, like social media, Artificial Intelligence, or investing—that are not directly addressed in Scripture. For these modern cultural developments, we cannot point to a singular “chapter and verse” of Scripture to define what faithfulness looks like. So how do address these developments from a biblical perspective?

To engage wisely in these areas, we must look at them through a pair of cultivated lenses. Lenses that have been crafted to view all of reality in light of the grand biblical story.

These lenses we’re talking about here is the concept of a biblical worldview.

Today, we are pleased to bring you a new article by Michael Goheen, a scholar who has devoted his career to helping Christians develop and apply a fully-formed biblical worldview to many areas of public life. And today, he brings his expertise to the area of investing.
On this episode:

Matt Galyon, Associate Director, ECFI
Michael Goheen, Professor, Calvin Theological Seminary
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1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Article Reading (00:02:22)

3. Conclusion (00:16:22)