Investing with Christian freedom means making investments that seek the good of our neighbor to the glory of God.

Fifty-five publicly traded companies were selected for Inspire’s faith-based investor engagement efforts based on specific criterion to help improve their Inspire Impact Score™.

Inspire Investing was highlighted in the US SIF Foundation’s report titled, “Rise of ESG in Passive Investments” for their efforts to bring a faith-based approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing.

Try as I might to empathize, there is no way I can fully understand the experience of my black fellow Americans.

I recently had the pleasure of talking shop on the Faith Driven Investor podcast where we discussed what happens when Christian investors speak up and the influence that we can have for the glory of God when we engage in

God doesn’t need your money, but He does command your obedience.

How biblically responsible investors are partners in declaring the good news of God’s sovereignty over all creation.