Capital & Calling: Commercial Real Estate Investing that Protects the Vulnerable

The Checkbook Cop-Out  Why "Donor" Could Be The Lowest Level of Kingdom Leadership. Writing a charitable check is sometimes the easiest thing a successful entrepreneur can do. But what if handing over cash is actually keeping you from something greater. For years, Christian business owners have been taught to operate with split personalities: we use our business acumen in the marketplace, but we l...

The Theology of Dirt - Why True Kingdom Impact Requires Owning Commercial Real Estate As Christian business owners, we are quick to integrate our faith into our company culture, but we often leave our capital sitting dormant or deployed in a broken charitable system. We pray for the prosperity of our cities, but we let outside developers own the dirt. In Episode 3 of Capital & Calling , Myrna Miot...

If writing a check to a non-profit sometimes feels like throwing money into a black hole, you aren't a bad Christian. You're just a good business person recognizing bad math. For decades, we have forced our local charities to survive on a one-way street of capital. We write checks to help community assets pay their rising rent, but the well eventually runs dry, and the neighborhood remains just as...

Financial independence is an incredible milestone, but it is a terrible finish line. Once your family is taken care of, what exactly are you building? For decades, successful Christian founders have treated wealth as a two-step process: make as much money as you can in the marketplace, and then give a percentage away to charity. But traditional charity is often a one-way street of capital. We writ...