Chris Gabriel is a wealth manager and the author of WISE Generosity. In this episode, Chris shares about the wisdom of wealthy families who choose to give generously and the wisdom of financial advisors who encourage that generosity. But then, the conversation goes deeper, exploring the call to radical generosity and the role of developing virtue to heal what's broken in our world.

Purchase Chris's book WISE Generosity here: https://www.amazon.com/WISEgenerosity-Purposeful-Practical-Living-Giving/dp/1637631936

Did you know that there are 50 million people in modern day slavery today? And this is despite the reality that slavery is illegal in every country in the world.

Love Justice claims that every $112 that is donated to the organization prevents a person from becoming a slave. And, as John and Brian discuss on the show, it’s possible that this is a significant underestimate of their impact.

Learn more about Love Justices work at www.lovejustice.ngo.

There's the self and the other. When we form a deep community of friends, we train ourselves to focus more on others and grow in the generous love of Jesus. In this episode, we learn from Rick Steinberger who has journeyed with a committed group of friends for over 18 years. Maybe God is calling you to be the catalyst for a community like this. Listen to learn more about how to get started.

Learn more about NCF Orlando: www.ncfgiving.com/orlando/

During the conversation, Rick mentions the books Being with God by AJ Sherrill and Fifty-Seven Words That Change The World by Darrell W. Johnson.

Purchase Funding Your Mission to learn more about nonprofit finance.

Explore Karen's organization, Infinite Giving.

The nonprofit sector is a $1.4 trillion portion of the US economy. That’s 5% of US GDP. How can nonprofit organizations wisely steward their funds? Why are cash reserves important, what are endowments, and is it possible to have too much cash reserves? What are the differences between endowments, foundations, and donor-advised funds?

This is a conversation that's essential for nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and philanthropists about nonprofit finance.

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Judy Nelson Lewis is a spiritual director and writer. She is the author of Exhale, which includes brief meditations to guide you to God's heart. In this wide-ranging conversation, she shares about a retreat center in Italy, the rise of the spiritual formation movement in evangelicalism, and an itinerary for the spiritual journey. Join for a conversation about faith and love with a wise guide.

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This conversation features the origin stories of two impactful organizations: A shelter for sex-trafficked minors in North Carolina and a consulting business that helps faith-based nonprofits raise more money and have a greater impact. Emily Reed shares many insights about nonprofit leadership and fundraising excellence.

In this conversation with Amelia Thompson, a professional in international development with a master's from Harvard, we learn about how we know what we know about international development. We discuss RCTs, instrumental variables, focus groups, interviews, and mixed methods approaches. But we also talk about why love leads us to care about outcomes.

Learn more about the Forum at www.forumtogether.org.

2025 has been a disruptive year for America's immigration system, including the refugee resettlement program. On this episode, Brian interviews Jenny Murray, the CEO of the National Immigration Forum on what has changed this year and why. They also discuss how faith in Jesus should influence our view of immigration policy and why refugee resettlement is one of the most morally unambiguous issues in this complex system.

Learn more about Inspiritus: www.weinspirit.org

To come to America as a refugee is one of the most highly vetted immigration pathways in the world. In this episode, Sarah Burke, who has worked in refugee resettlement for over a decade, shares about this process and the experience of arriving in America as a refugee.

This episode is part of a three-part series focusing on loving refugees.

Learn more about Every Shelter: www.everyshelter.org/

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Most people don't realize that refugees often stay in camps for decades, not years. In this episode, Brian interviews Scott Key, an architect and the founder of Every Shelter, about his nonprofit that builds homes in refugee camps. Learn about life in refugee camps and the shelter options that are available.

This episode is part of a three-part series focusing on loving refugees like Jesus. This series follows the journey that refugees take, beginning with life in camps.