Christians should be open to Bitcoin is because of how it deals with sin. Few like thinking about sin (except for other people's sins). But this is truly Bitcoin’s killer feature: it’s designed to mitigate human sinfulness, in all its sincerity and duplicity.

Part of the birds and the bees talk for Christian families should involve a side conversation about technology and fertility ethics and the future of mankind. I know its uncomfortable but if you don't do it it certainly won't be happening in your church.

The topic of money hits close to people’s hearts, and there’s so much emotion tied up in it (not least shame and anxiety). It’s all the more important, therefore, that conversations about church finances and stewardship are carried out from and in love. “If I speak in the

Many think that in heaven or the new creation you just sit there and you don’t do anything, constantly frozen. But Scripture says it’s a dynamic world of life, ruled by the living God. The New Creation is this world transposed into a more beautiful and lovely key.

As Jesus told us in his parable of the dishonest steward, he expects his disciples to be prudent in the wealth of this world – even with all its pitfalls – since we are those graciously chosen to inherit the true wealth of the world to come. ow.ly/qVhK50WWXSl

it’s good for civil authorities/public figures to point the people to realities beyond politics (ie, God) this helps people avoid the temptation of placing their ultimate hopes in politics

At BTC DC. If you’re here, holler! We have a booth. Magnalia

Inflation warps our perception of value. But even more damaging: it warps our souls. In this episode of Bitcoin and Sin for Christians, Tim Fox continues his breakdown of the sinister spiritual effect that monetary debasement has on humanity. Inflation trains us in

“Sometimes water is the most still where it’s deepest.” In this episode of Bitcoin and Sin for Bitcoiners, we close our discussion of the nature of spiritual slavery. 📖Augustine once wrote that suffering, calamity, or tyranny can’t make you evil; actually you can enjoy

Lately, we’ve been reflecting on how modern life has left little room for transcendence. In this first episode of our new series What We’re Reading, we dig into Jim McAndrew’s reading of God, AI, and the End of History by John Lennox, famous Christian theologian and

Repeal "Daylight Saving Time." It makes no sense that we still do this.

Augustine (his intro to his book on the Trinity) pushing back on a black-and-white roughness all too common on social media and among bitcoiners…don’t be a “talkative reason-monger”!

It's all in Plato, all in Plato: Bless me, what do they teach them at these schools?

I know this is rage bait, but it just confirms the general suspicion that a significant subset of converts are soft targets with little knowledge of classical Protestant hermeneutics and theology. (And yes, the same could be said the other way!)

This is why I read the Bible because the main character is God and his IQ is infinity. I’m always leveling up.