Comprehensive Christian Wealth Management Services
Go beyond assets and investments. Comprehensive Christian financial planning isn’t just about growing wealth—it's an integrated process that weaves Christian values and principles into every financial decision.
We help you invest in ways that align with biblical values and promote human flourishing. Our hands-on approach engages with companies making positive change while pursuing strong returns through biblical principles. Our approach is:
Active: We dynamically adapt to changing markets
Intentional: We thoughtfully evaluate the ethical implications of each investment
Engaged: We actively vote shares to influence positive corporate change
As your fiduciary advisor, we deliver:
Custom portfolio design aligned with biblical values
Retirement isn't just about financial security—it's about living out God's purpose in a new season of life.
We help you navigate this significant transition by combining biblical wisdom with proven retirement strategies. Our approach ensures you have both the financial resources and the spiritual perspective to make retirement meaningful.
Smart tax planning creates more resources for kingdom impact. We help you be a faithful steward while honoring your obligations.
Our approach combines biblical principles with strategic tax planning. We work year-round to help you minimize taxes legally while maximizing your ability to give generously.
God has called you to business ownership. We help you steward that calling well.
Running a business adds complexity to your financial life. We help you find clarity by defining "enough" and creating strategies that honor both business growth and biblical priorities. Our team simplifies your financial picture so you can focus on what matters—growing your business and serving others.
About 4 years later, they found out they were pregnant with their first child. Soon after that, Alexis’ grandfather passed away and they found out he left them a portion of his estate, currently worth $4 million.
As young parents, Daniel and Avery feel torn between several different financial priorities and are constantly faced with financial decisions. Should they prioritize saving for college or investing for retirement?
Jayden and Tonya believe that they are “called to create” by God. They love seeing opportunities to add value in their community and organize the resources and people necessary to make an idea a reality.