About

Why I Write

I believe the Bible offers a coherent framework for understanding human nature, power, stewardship, justice, and responsibility. And I believe Austrian economics best explains how the world actually works – incentives, consequences, scarcity, time preference, and the dangers of central planning.

My work sits at the intersection of these two truths.

For Christians, sound economics isn’t optional. Scripture commands stewardship, honesty, and personal responsibility. Inflation is theft. Debt is slavery. Power always expands unless checked. Governments cannot create prosperity, only consume it. Central banks distort time, destroy savings, and make families weaker.

For citizens, geopolitical literacy is not a luxury. Empires rise and fall. Nations overextend. Wars are almost always sold under moral slogans but pursued for material incentives. Monetary systems fail long before political systems do. Understanding global incentives helps individuals make wiser financial and life decisions.

For families, the modern world requires clarity and courage. The state cannot replace the church, the market, or the home. The fewer responsibilities we outsource, the stronger we become.