Finance professionals and authors Victor Haghani and James White discuss the puzzle of missing billionaire families and the impact of poor financial decisions. They explain the Merton model, expected utility theory, and dynamic asset allocation. They also explore optimal lifetime spending solutions and the relationship between money and happiness. A valuable resource for better financial decision-making.

In this engaging discussion, James White, a respected theologian known for his deep insights into biblical interpretation, teams up with David Schrock and Stephen Wellum. They explore the new covenant in Hebrews, dissecting its transformative nature and implications for believers. The trio tackles the baptism debate, contrasts covenant theologies, and examines how the Old Testament saints relate to the new covenant. Their conversation reveals the theological tensions within reform theology and the significance of Christ's interceding work.

James White, general manager of banking at Total Expert, discusses how banks can leverage customer intelligence, personalize journeys, and transform relationships. Topics include building better engagement, driving results and building relationships through data-driven journeys, balancing internal and external data for customer privacy, and using data to build better engagement and solutions for customers.

A debate on the truth of the Doctrine of Purgatory between a Roman Catholic and a Lutheran. They discuss biblical interpretations, righteousness through faith, rewards in heaven, and the concept of purgatory as a purification process after death. The speakers analyze Pauline writings, the role of Christ in atonement, and the differences between Roman Catholic and Protestant views on sanctification.

Warren McGrew, a theology geek, joins Dr. Leighton Flowers to discuss 2 Thess 2:10 and a recent comment by Dr. James White on Twitter. The podcast explores the implications of Calvinism, challenges the belief in God's ordination of sin, and emphasizes God's desire for relationship. They critique Calvinism's explanation for God's judgement and discuss the misrepresentation of the provisionist perspective. The speakers express optimism for Dr. White's potential change and share love and appreciation for listeners.