David Rufner, Jared Townley, Ben Haupt
Bitcoin Reformation Podcast
Welcome to the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast. We're three pastors who love the Gospel, the Reformation, and Bitcoin. We want to invite you into a conversation with us. We're not financial advisors, and nothing that we say on this show should be taken as financial advice. We don't promise any kind of returns even if we speculate about them. We simply want to study this new technology of Bitcoin alongside of you, invite you into the conversation, and welcome you into how we're thinking about it as we ourselves study Bitcoin.
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Autor
David Rufner, Jared Townley, Ben Haupt
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Último episodio
1 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
002 The Scarcity/Abundance of Beanie Babies, Baseball Cards, Bucks, Bitcoin and Easter Life, Episode 002 25.05.2024 45:36
This episode takes a deep dive into the concepts of scarcity and abundance, navigating through the realms of economics, personal experiences, and theology. Join Ben Haupt, David Rufner, and Jared Townley as they discuss the intricate dynamics of Bitcoin, US dollars, and other commodities within the context of Christian theology and personal narratives. Sharing insights from sunny California, rainy...
001 How We Got Into Bitcoin & Why Bitcoin Is Like the Reformation 10.05.2024 49:26
In this inaugural episode, we discuss how we each got into bitcoin. We also discuss bitcoin as a tool that helps people steward their resources. We liken bitcoin to the phenomenon of the Reformation which brought the Word of God to reform the institution of the church from outside in.
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