How can Christians give generously to church movements with inevitably imperfect information? And why do local relationships, humility, and faithfulness matter more than scale?

When outsider money enters a growing Christian movement, it can support the mission — or reshape it. Alongside Brett Butler, we explore global disciple-making and church-planting movements and how money can shift power, incentives, and accountability.

Learn more about Brett’s work: www.movementsandmoney.org

Read his book: "To Whom Much Was Given"

Asking the Holy Spirit to guide business decisions in a cutthroat marketplace may sound radical, but for Anthony Remensnyder, it’s fundamental.

In today's episode, Anthony shares his journey from corporate America at a Fortune 100 company to launching River Ventures—a ministry equipping global entrepreneurs to make disciples and transform economies.

Together, we explore modern evolutions of the "Babylonian" business structure, what it means for work to be holy, and how to make space for Jesus amidst the chaos of today's economy.

Learn more about River Ventures at www.riverventures.org.

Many aid models fail in extreme environments. Agape House found a way that works for them. Dave Lebby takes us behind the scenes of their mission to rescue and support vulnerable children in a dangerous context. Today, we explore why child welfare has no one-size-fits-all solution, the difficult choices organizations face when children need help, and how education and consistent care can open new possibilities for young girls and their communities. Learn more about Agape House at agapehouseasia.org.