About Christian investing

About Christian investing

About Christian investing

Christian investing, or Biblically Responsible Investing, is managing your money according to Biblical values. It involves avoiding companies that contradict your faith and supporting those that align with your beliefs, ensuring your financial choices honor God and advance His Kingdom.

What you might be supporting unknowingly when you invest

What you might
be supporting unknowingly, when you invest

What you might be supporting unknowingly when you invest

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Pharmaceutical companies manufacturing abortion drugs.

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Pharmaceutical companies manufacturing abortion drugs.

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Pharmaceutical companies manufacturing abortion drugs.

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Media companies distributing pornography.

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Media companies distributing pornography.

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Media companies distributing pornography.

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Corporations with supply chains involving forced labor.

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Corporations with supply chains involving forced labor.

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Corporations with supply chains involving forced labor.

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Firms heavily promoting LGBTQ agendas.

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Firms heavily promoting LGBTQ agendas.

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Firms heavily promoting LGBTQ agendas.

Why Christian investing matters

Why Christian investing matters

Why Christian investing matters

As stewards, our responsibility is to manage money according to Biblical principles, focusing on faithfulness and ethical choices. Investing in stocks means sharing ownership and profiting from the company's actions, whether they are ethical or not.

As stewards, our responsibility is to manage money according to Biblical principles, focusing on faithfulness and ethical choices. Investing in stocks means sharing ownership and profiting from the company's actions, whether they are ethical or not.

How much money is it okay to make from 👼 abortion
or 🔞 pornography ?

How much money is it okay to make from 👼 abortion
or 🔞 pornography ?

How much money is it okay to make from 👼 abortion
or 🔞 pornography ?

– Our answer is not
a penny. Zero.

– Our answer
is not
a penny. Zero.

– Our answer is not
a penny. Zero.

Investing in stocks means owning a share in a business and making profit from its activities

Investing in stocks means owning a share in a business and making profit from its activities

Investing in stocks means owning a share in
a business and making profit from its activities

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  • Pay Day Loan

  • Alcohol

  • Anti-Family Activity

  • Contraceptives

  • Cloning

  • LGBT

  • Weapons

  • Stem Cell

  • Cannabis

  • Unethical biotechnologies

  • Human Rights Violations

  • Armaments

  • Dangerous Nation

  • Oppressive Regime

  • Low-Income Financial Services

  • Auto Title Lender

  • Check Casher

  • Pawn Shop

  • Gambling

  • Betting Shop

  • Casino

  • Payday Loans

  • Lottery

  • Environmental Harm

  • Non-Married Lifestyles

  • Marijuana

  • Pornography

  • Tobacco

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Godly Money products

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Practical course on Christian investing

Practical course on Christian investing

Join our practical course for a step-by-step introduction to Christian investing. 

Join our practical course for a step-by-step introduction to Christian investing. 

Bi-weekly online lessons

Bi-weekly online lessons

Bite-sized tips

Bite-sized tips

Expert insights

Expert insights

Group discussions

Group discussions

Final project

Final project

Kingdom-minded community

Kingdom-minded community

Become a part of the Godly Money Christian investing community for advice, support, and a platform to share your experiences. Gain access to exclusive webinars with financial advisors.

Become a part of the Godly Money Christian investing community for advice, support, and a platform to share your experiences. Gain access to exclusive webinars with financial advisors.

Weekly newsletter

Weekly newsletter

Online webinars

Online webinars

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is Christian investing?

- Christian investing is a faith-based approach to managing investment portfolios that align with Christian values and principles. The core idea is to ensure that the companies and funds in which Christians invest do not engage in activities that contradict religious values. - Christian investing involves screening out companies involved in activities deemed immoral or unethical according to Christian beliefs. These activities include abortion, pornography, gambling, alcohol, violating human rights and other sinful activities. This screening ensures that investment portfolios do not profit from or support practices that contradict Christian values​​. - Christians often unknowingly support companies involved in these activities. As stewards of God's resources, we must avoid profiting from sinful industries.

What types of companies are typically excluded in Christian investing?

Do I have to be a member of a church or religious organization to start Christian investing?

I already donate 10% of my income to the church, why should I limit where I invest?

How is Christian investing different from ESG and Socially responsible investing?

What is Christian investing?

- Christian investing is a faith-based approach to managing investment portfolios that align with Christian values and principles. The core idea is to ensure that the companies and funds in which Christians invest do not engage in activities that contradict religious values. - Christian investing involves screening out companies involved in activities deemed immoral or unethical according to Christian beliefs. These activities include abortion, pornography, gambling, alcohol, violating human rights and other sinful activities. This screening ensures that investment portfolios do not profit from or support practices that contradict Christian values​​. - Christians often unknowingly support companies involved in these activities. As stewards of God's resources, we must avoid profiting from sinful industries.

What types of companies are typically excluded in Christian investing?

Do I have to be a member of a church or religious organization to start Christian investing?

I already donate 10% of my income to the church, why should I limit where I invest?

How is Christian investing different from ESG and Socially responsible investing?

What is Christian investing?

- Christian investing is a faith-based approach to managing investment portfolios that align with Christian values and principles. The core idea is to ensure that the companies and funds in which Christians invest do not engage in activities that contradict religious values. - Christian investing involves screening out companies involved in activities deemed immoral or unethical according to Christian beliefs. These activities include abortion, pornography, gambling, alcohol, violating human rights and other sinful activities. This screening ensures that investment portfolios do not profit from or support practices that contradict Christian values​​. - Christians often unknowingly support companies involved in these activities. As stewards of God's resources, we must avoid profiting from sinful industries.

What types of companies are typically excluded in Christian investing?

Do I have to be a member of a church or religious organization to start Christian investing?

I already donate 10% of my income to the church, why should I limit where I invest?

How is Christian investing different from ESG and Socially responsible investing?

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