John Coleman

John Coleman, leader of a faith-driven investing firm and author of the upcoming book 'Good Money,' dives into the intersections of wealth and human flourishing. He explains how faith-based investing can reflect Christian values and highlights the paradox of wealth leading to dysfunction. Coleman shares his six principles for responsible money management and critiques consumerism by advocating for experiential spending. He also emphasizes the importance of purposeful living and generosity in achieving true fulfillment.

John Coleman, founder of the Apocatastasis Institute and an expert on modern education, shares his insights on the modern schooling landscape. He challenges the idealization of homeschooling, discussing its complexities and pitfalls. The conversation touches on the importance of self-esteem in parents affecting children's education and the true objectives of education, emphasizing self-knowledge and community responsibility. Coleman advocates for a structured approach while also encouraging individuality and self-reliance in learning.

From heart change to action in faith-driven investing, exploring practical steps for investors to engage in the movement. Highlighting the momentum and progress in faith-driven investing in 2024, navigating sudden wealth, investing in culturally impactful content creation, and exploring stories and insights in faith-driven investing.

Liverpool FC news analysts Kieran Molyneux joins football commentator John Coleman and sports journalist Michael Potter to discuss Liverpool's impressive start to the season, including their performance against Chelsea, Newcastle, and Leeds. They also explore the inconsistency of referees in soccer matches, discuss the impact of new rules on fouls, and emphasize the need for fair and accurate refereeing. The importance of signing a strong defender is also discussed, along with conversation about team colors, players, and locations.

Henry K and another long-time advocate discuss the evolution of Faith Driven Investing over 5 years, emphasizing capital alignment with Christian values, fund advisors catering to Christian needs, and market predictions for 2023 integrating spiritual values for financial decisions.