What if I told you that grit isn’t just about working hard—it’s also about stewardship and wise investing? The Bible teaches us that success isn’t just about talent or intelligence, but about consistent, disciplined effort over time.

John MacArthur once said, "Everything we have is on loan from the Lord, entrusted to us for awhile." The Bible teaches that God is the Creator and Owner of everything—from mountains to the smallest creatures.

Many Christians see ministry roles as more spiritual than business or everyday work. But is that a biblical view?

Insurance in all its forms is protection against the possibility of loss or damage. It involves the transfer of risk from one party to another based on compensation from the insured to the insurer. For thousands of years, various forms of insurance have been used—an acknowledgement of the human desire to avoid the impact of negative events in life.

We are four generations in our family. I have two daughters, now in their mid-30s. I also have two granddaughters. Yes, I am a grandpa. And my mum is 91 years old so we are four generations, from a toddler to a grand old lady.

Have you ever felt like life—or the stock market—is cutting away at everything you’ve built?

If business and investing primarily are about making money, I’d suggest drug trafficking. Or even human trafficking which is even more profitable. Hopefully you will think or shout: No, never! I won’t do that.

If God has called you to business, don’t lower yourself to become a pastor! What? Can you say that? Well, we often tend to grade professions in higher or lower spiritual levels. It is quite universal.

Is it more spiritual to give to a church than to invest in business? Is it more “holy” to be a pastor than a business person? Is God really concerned about physical and economic needs? These are questions reflecting the centuries-old ingrained sacred-secular divide. It is a mental paradigm, which has practical implications.

What’s the best way to help a poor child? Give the parents a job! That is a long-term solution with dignity. Handouts never give dignity – jobs do. In Jewish tradition the highest form of charity is to provide employment, to create jobs.

There’s no place like home. The vast majority of all human beings prefer the familiar, to stay close to family, use our own language, eat familiar food, operate within our own culture and enjoy known surroundings. That is both natural and ok.

What shall we call it? Football or Handegg? 

The word ‘football’ has a different meaning to Americans versus the vast majority of people around the globe. Football is the biggest sport in the world, the one with a ball which you kick with your feet. Americans call it soccer.