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We are grateful for testimonies like Tony’s, who discovered Financial Issues more than 20 years ago and learned to see investing as part of biblical stewardship. Today, he is still putting those lessons into practice. One faithful decision can create a ripple that reaches further than you may ever see. Start your ripple today at financialissues.org.

Even when an investment meets Biblically Responsible Investing standards, you may still have personal convictions that make you uncomfortable owning it. A clean conscience matters, and as Christians, our investment decisions should be guided by Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and a desire to honor God with what He has entrusted to us.

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Investing always involves uncertainty, but taking thoughtful investment risk is not the same as being reckless. Biblical stewardship means recognizing the risks we face, preparing for what could happen, and structuring our financial lives so that one bad outcome does not destroy everything. We cannot predict the future, but we can manage the risks we understand and trust God with what we cannot control. To learn more about managing investment risk, watch Episode 12: Managing Investment Risk of Stewardship Today on your favorite podcast and streaming platforms or through the FISM app.

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Today, September 23, we are bringing you a limited-time Lifetime Ripple Effect Challenge! The top donor and the top Monthly Soldier will each receive a lifetime Partnership with Financial Issues. Your generosity can create a ripple that blesses others through the work of Financial Issues while also blessing you with a Partnership for life. Online and offline donations are eligible. Please notify Meg at meg@financialissues.org of any offline pledge so it can be included. The challenge ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on September 23, 2026.

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Fighting inflation can come with a cost. While reducing inflation is important, the way it is addressed can have broader effects on economic growth, businesses, jobs, and lower-income families. Greater productivity, efficiency, and production can help bring prices down without weakening the economy.

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“The federal government is no longer just regulating American companies. It is becoming a shareholder in them. That may be a smart national-security strategy. It may even produce a return for taxpayers. But it also crosses a line that should make every believer in free enterprise ask a serious question: If government is going to own American companies, who is going to keep politics out of the boardroom?” dailycallernewsfoundation.or… @MarkMoneyGuide @DailyCaller

Biblical stewardship is about more than managing money. One faithful decision can create a ripple that reaches a family, strengthens a church, equips a ministry, and impacts lives with the hope of the Gospel. As we approach the end of our fiscal year, your generosity can become part of something much bigger than a single gift. Start your ripple today at financialissues.org.

Financial wisdom means making intentional choices, living within your means, and being willing to make sacrifices when necessary. Wise stewardship starts with recognizing what you can afford and making decisions that honor God.

“Fear is expensive. Headlines are designed to capture attention, not manage your portfolio. If investors react to every frightening headline as though it is a crisis and has never happened before, they can make permanent financial decisions based on temporary emotion. So when someone tells you that $100 oil proves inflation is about to spiral out of control, the economy is about to collapse, and markets are headed for disaster, ask one simple question: Compared to what?” americanthinker.com/articles… @MarkMoneyGuide @AmericanThinker

Every investment account has benefits, restrictions, tax considerations, and investment choices to consider. The right account depends on what you are trying to accomplish with your money and how well the account fits the stewardship purpose God has given you. Rather than assuming everyone should use the same type of account, it is important to understand the differences and choose the tools that best fit your goals. To learn more about the different types of investment accounts and their benefits and concerns, watch Episode 11: Choosing the Right Investment Account of Stewardship Today on your favorite podcast and streaming platforms or through the FISM app.

As we come to the close of another fiscal year, we are grateful for all God has done through FISM this past year. From new programming and resources to stronger tools and new ways to help believers connect their faith with their finances, we are encouraged by the opportunities God has given us to faithfully sow seeds. We may not always see where those seeds lead, but God does. A faithful act of stewardship can ripple through a family, a church, a community, or even reach someone we may never know. As we look ahead to what God will continue to do, we are asking you to prayerfully consider helping us extend that ripple. Our goal is to raise $160,000 and welcome 50 new or increased Monthly Soldiers by September 30. If FISM has encouraged you and you would like to help us continue this work, start your ripple today at financialissues.org/donate.

Mark Minnella, host of Financial Issues, recently joined ABQ Connect to discuss the growing movement to recognize gold and silver as legal tender in states like Texas and Florida. The conversation explores what these changes could mean for everyday Americans, the role precious metals can play in a diversified financial plan, and why sound stewardship, personal responsibility, and financial freedom matter when navigating an uncertain economic environment. Watch the full conversation: abqconnect.online/mark-minne…

Faithful stewardship can create an impact that reaches far beyond what we can see. When we honor God with what He has entrusted to us, the effects can ripple through individuals, families, churches, communities, and beyond. As FISM looks back on what God has done and looks ahead to what He will continue to do, we are reminded that even one faithful gift can make an impact far beyond what we may ever see. Start your ripple today. Visit financialissues.org to make an impact.

“America is not predestined to collapse because of its debt, but neither is America exempt from the math. An altar is where something valuable is sacrificed to something considered more valuable. America is increasingly sacrificing its future, its independence, and the prosperity of generations who are yet unborn so that we do not have to say that one uncomfortable word today: No. It is time to tear down the altar.” townhall.com/columnists/mark… @MarkMoneyGuide @townhallcom