What if Money Isn’t for Our Happiness?
Realizing that the things of this world will never satisfy our deepest longings isn’t bad news. It’s helpful news.
Category: Christian Investing
SMI on the Radio: A Disciplined Investor
Being humble, content, and patient aren't just good spiritual qualities. They are also crucial qualities of a disciplined investor.
SMI executive editor Mark Biller talked about that with host Rob West yesterday on
The 7 Qualities of a Disciplined Investor
Striking a wise balance between the risks and rewards of the marketplace requires both knowledge and self-discipline.
Trusting God to Work Things Together for Good
We pray to a God who is too strong to ever lose control of any situation, too wise to make a mistake, and too loving to abandon us. Just the kind of God we need.
Faith, Fear…and Caution
The Bible is clear that fear is not to be our response at times like these. But with fear clearly off the table as an acceptable response, how do we balance faith versus a healthy level of caution?
Is Your Home an Investment?
Whether you think of your house as an “investment” or an “expense” isn’t just a matter of semantics. Your view of home ownership likely will affect other financial
SMI on the Radio: What if You Could Time the Market Perfectly? (audio and transcript)
It's risky to try to time the market. And even you could do it perfectly (which you can't!) the upside isn't as great as you might think, as SMI executive editor Mark Biller explained yesterday on Moody Radio's MoneyWise
Your Worldview Matters, Part 2
There was no plan to write a follow-up to yesterday's Your Worldview Matters post. But today's revelations about Ken Fisher are too on point to not bring them into the discussion.
According to this MarketWatch report,
Economic Uncertainty Is Certain
Is a recession approaching? Perhaps. But economic uncertainty is always with us, and biblical principles of money management work under any scenario. They can help you weather the storm, no matter how hard the financial
Cultivating the Long View
From a practical perspective, adopting a long-term view is essential for successful investing. It helps us stay with our plan, despite the inevitable pain of many downturns along the way.
The Bible identifies patience as
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