“This class equipped me with invaluable insights into how Christian truths can be applied to economic issues and entrepreneurship. The principles of the Austrian school of economics helped me better understand concepts like supply, demand, market dynamics, profit, and loss, which are vital for managing resources effectively within ministry work. Additionally, learning about the role of freedom, personal character, and vocation in entrepreneurship has deepened my ability to develop initiatives that align with God’s calling—whether it’s reaching more people for Christ or creating sustainable opportunities to support my ministry and family. I appreciated how this course merged economic theory with biblical principles, creating a rich framework for ministry-minded leadership. It offered practical entrepreneurship skills while encouraging me to discern my unique gifts and capacities to grow as a leader. The focus on freedom and character within business was inspiring, as it

“In the Introduction to Economics class, I learned about the fundamental principles of economics, including supply and demand, market structures, and the importance of ethical financial management. These principles are invaluable for managing church finances, planning community outreach programs, and making informed decisions that align with biblical teachings on stewardship. Understanding economics enables me to better serve the community by promoting financial literacy and responsible resource allocation. I appreciated the comprehensive coverage of economic theories and real-world applications. The course materials were engaging and accessible, making complex concepts easier to understand. The practical exercises and case studies allowed me to apply what I learned in real-life scenarios, enhancing my critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally, the interactive discussions fostered a collaborative learning environment and provided diverse perspectives on economic issues.”

“This class has taught me how economics and faith intersect, showing that markets can serve the common good and that Christians should use their gifts to impact the world. I have learned that economic and political freedom require moral depth and that business can be a tool for serving others, not just making money. The insights on stewardship, entrepreneurship, and ethical decision-making will help me apply biblical principles to real-world financial and business decisions in my ministry. This class has taught me how economics and faith intersect, showing that markets can serve the common good and that Christians should use their gifts to impact the world. I have learned that economic and political freedom require moral depth and that business can be a tool for serving others, not just making money. The insights on stewardship, entrepreneurship, and ethical decision-making will help me apply biblical principles to real-world financial and business decisions in my ministry.”