Should Christians Give to the Homeless Man on the Street Corner? Money and Ethics: An Interview with Dr. Art Rainer and Dr. Dave Jones

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Thom and Sam welcome two special guests to the show: Dr. Art Rainer, host of the More Than Money podcast, and Dr. David W. Jones, Professor of Christian Ethics at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

1. Define ethics for our listeners.

2. Why should our church members be concerned with ethical challenges in finances?

3. Tell us about the program.

4. Who do you think the program will connect best with?

5. Okay, we have to ask…Should Christians give to the homeless man on the street corner?

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