Blue Collar Money: Theories of Middle Class Investing

In this episode we discuss the difficulties in building a financial story and the importance of building your financial narrative with caution and accurate to the story of God and historical stewardship standards.

In this episode we sit down with "lunatic farmer", Joel Salatin. Joel's resume is more than impressive as an environmentalist, capitalist, Libertarian... I mean, it's almost impossible to find the end of that list. But Joel was kind enough to sit down with me to unpack the economics of food and freedom buried in our food narratives. Please join us in Part 2 of our two-part interview with Joel as he unpacks some of the hidden costs behind our broken food narratives.

In this episode we sit down with "lunatic farmer", Joel Salatin. Joel's resume is more than impressive as an environmentalist, capitalist, Libertarian... I mean, it's almost impossible to find the end of that list. But Joel was kind enough to sit down with me to unpack the economics of food and freedom buried in our food narratives. Please join us in Part 1 of our two part interview with Joel as he unpacks some of the hidden costs behind our broken food narratives.

Sign up for the Blue Collar Money Masterclass: Investing for Kingdom Impact

10 weekly sessions starting June 1, 2022 - 7:00pm

The Masterclass will outline values based biblical investing principles - we'll teach you how to build a financial narrative for your family, develop a plan to organize your finances, and build into the community around you. Our hope is to help you better understand how God would want us to invest in His Kingdom and become better stewards through education of His values.

Cost is $497, ($100 off if you sign up with a friend, $397 each)

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In part 2 of our time with Pastor Alex Wickell, we discuss the implications of defining the Gospel by modern church practices and not by Scripture and our church history.

In this episode we sit down with our good friend, Pastor Alex Wickell of The Branch Community Church in Chicago, Illinois to discuss the definition of The Gospel message and how that definition affects our view of our Kingdom citizenship and investment practices.

In this episode we sit down with long-time friend, Architect and Entrepreneur, Myles Alexander to hear how his businesses have grown and accelerated through the pandemic season.

In this episode we discuss a question that was raised to Dave Ramsey on his radio show. His answer was tweeted and retweeted and sparked this conversation with myself and BCM Co-Founder, Mike Hatch.

In this episode we outline a few principles that separate Kingdom Minded Investing from standard practices of money investment.

In this episode I got to sit down with one of my best friends, Greg Tosi. I have known Greg for over 25 years and have watched him grow personally and as a business coach. He unpacks some of his story and recent pivot in leaving the corporate world to become a marketing consultant, podcaster and leadership coach.