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- 1 weeks ago55 min
048 Confusion About Stewardship: Money, Idols, and Living in a Received World (with Bitcoin)
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comTwo Christian pastors on the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast share life updates—post-Easter busyness, kids’ stories, family visits, a missed Mount Whitney permit, college graduation plans, a Europe trip funded partly by Bitcoin savings, and a son’s baseball home run—before shifting to a faith-focused discussion on stewardship. They frame the world as “received,” emphasizing that stewardship is about far more than money: time, talents, relationships, and even children as gifts from God. They challenge the idea that God wants people’s money, arguing God wants hearts and warning that mammon is a pervasive idol measured by fear, love, and trust. They connect this to Bitcoin through love of neighbor and Bitcoin’s fixed rules and limits, and they address the myth “I have nothing to give,” stressing that presence, prayer, and community are real gifts, encouraging regular giving without tying it to earning God’s favor.11:07 Stewardship Topic Intro15:13 Received World Framework20:48 Stewardship Beyond Money23:10 Disarming Money Guilt30:27 God Wants Your Heart36:06 Giving as Safety42:34 Saving Versus Hoarding46:12 You Have Something to Give49:41 Stewardship Beyond Dollars53:07 Regular Giving and GraceThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- 3 weeks ago59 min
047 Before the 2026 Bitcoin Conference
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comWith the 2026 Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas just around the corner in the last week of April, Jared Townley and David Rufner explore what they are hoping to see and hear about at the 2026 Bitcoin Conference. From price, quantum computing, political movement, and much more, this episode is a catch-all for the latest narratives in Bitcoin.10:25 Bitcoin Conference Preview17:13 Building Cycles and Adoption Shifts19:55 Energy, Mining, and Human Flourishing23:22 AI Data Centers and Bitcoin Narrative32:04 Politics And Bitcoin Laws37:58 Bitcoin For College Savings41:26 Bitcoin Meets Housing Finance48:02 Quantum Computing Risk Debate53:23 Paying With Bitcoin IRL58:02 Conference Wrap And Easter HopeThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Apr 1, 20261h 11m
046 What Actually Makes Good Money?
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comFind the image here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/shotki/fidelity_compares_gold_vs_btc_vs_fiat_based_on/David Rufner and Jared Townley, two pastors on the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast connect Holy Week reflections and Christian apologetics with a “back to basics” question: what makes good money. Using a chart of seven monetary qualities (durable, divisible, fungible, portable, verifiable, scarce, track record), they compare cows, gold, fiat currency, and Bitcoin. While not comprehensive, they lead us to consider why we might desire a different money than the current currency we use on a daily basis.12:43 What Makes Good Money16:49 Seven Money Properties27:41 Testing the Cow Standard35:31 Gold as Store Value41:49 Gold Scarcity and Track Record46:29 Fiat Fails at Saving58:30 Bitcoin as Better ToolThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Mar 18, 202655 min
045 Beyond Buying Bitcoin Only…
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comDavid Rufner and Jared Townley, two Lutheran Pastors on the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast discuss how Bitcoin is being used beyond simply buying and holding, offering a layman’s overview of emerging financial products while urging listeners to do their own research. After personal ministry and family updates during Lent, they frame Bitcoin as sovereign money—especially vital for people facing currency debasement, like citizens in Iran—then focus on Western use cases. They explore People’s Reserve ideas for Bitcoin mortgages and Bitcoin Mortgage Insurance (BMI) that converts PMI-like payments into Bitcoin with the goal of paying off a mortgage sooner, Strategy’s “Stretch” (STRC) perpetual preferred stock targeting ~11.5% return on capital for income-focused investors, Bitcoin high-income ETFs using covered-call strategies, and borrowing against Bitcoin to avoid selling and potential capital gains taxes, noting risks and past failures like BlockFi. They close by emphasizing Jesus, Lent, and Easter hope.05:42 Why Bitcoin Use Cases Matter06:32 Sovereign Money Worldwide09:56 Bitcoin Meets Housing Costs18:43 Pricing Homes in Bitcoin24:15 Retirement Portfolios and Stretch34:27 Housing vs Simple Yield36:34 Other Bitcoin Income ETFs45:11 Borrowing Against BitcoinThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Mar 4, 202648 min
044 Is Bitcoin Christianity?
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comJoin Pastor Jared Townley & David Rufner as they explore the similarities and differences between Bitcoin and Christianity. From “proof of work” as a critique of fiat money and as an analogy to Christianity’s claim that the faith stands or falls on historical events, especially Christ’s incarnation, death, and resurrection. They connect Bitcoin’s “don’t trust, verify” to Christian apologetics, arguing believers can investigate Christianity’s historical claims while recognizing faith still involves mystery. They note a major contrast: Christianity depends on its founder’s person and work, while Bitcoin continues without knowing Satoshi Nakamoto. They also mention both Bitcoin and Christianity assume a low view of human nature, and conclude that while Bitcoin may help “fix the money,” it is temporary compared to Christianity’s eternal hope in Jesus’ return.06:34 Episode Theme Christianity and Bitcoin07:36 Proof of Work vs Fiat22:35 Don’t Trust Verify38:56 Founder and Achilles Heel45:04 Low View of Man46:37 Bitcoin vs EternityThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Feb 18, 202651 min
043 Bitcoin & Gambling
Find the rest of the video here: https://youtu.be/6TODpeuDZ8wHave a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comJoin Pastors Jared Townley and David Rufner on the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast as they discuss the complex world of gambling and Bitcoin. They go and forth exploring the pastoral implications of the problems with gambling and the way the fiat system leads people astray. The conversation concludes with thoughts on how or why Bitcoin differs from gambling.08:17 The Power of Baptism and Church Life12:11 Transition to Main Topic: Gambling24:21 The Concept of Family and Mutual Ownership27:00 Gambling Within the Family Context32:18 Bitcoin and Its Perception as Gambling43:06 Bitcoin as a New Monetary System50:08 Final Thoughts and ReflectionsThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Feb 3, 202655 min
042 Bitcoin is Simple
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comIn this episode of the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast, Jared Townley and David Rufner, two Lutheran pastors, take Bitcoin and make it simple. While Bitcoin certainly has many complicated and complex parts, this episode is about returning to the basics of what Bitcoin is and why it is so much more simple than we typically think.07:22 Bitcoin: Flipping the Conversation18:05 Fixed Supply: The Core of Bitcoin's Simplicity28:14 Taking Control of Your Own Resources46:51 Bitcoin as a Global and Accessible Asset52:34 The Beautiful Complexity of Bitcoin54:40 The Gospel and BitcoinThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
- Jan 21, 202653 min
041 Bitcoin is Not That… Narratives of Bitcoin
Have a question or comment for us? Email us at bitcoinreformationpodcast@gmail.comBitcoin Narratives: Past, Present, and Future - 2026 InsightsWelcome to the first episode of the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast in 2026! In this episode, two pastors delve into the evolving narratives around Bitcoin from its controversial beginnings to its current status as sound money. They discuss the Bitcoin energy usage debate, its role as freedom money, and the potential rise of Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. Join us as we explore these shifts, the implications for cryptocurrency in the upcoming midterms, and what the future holds for Bitcoin enthusiasts and critics alike. Tune in for an insightful discussion on Jesus, and yes, Bitcoin too.08:07 Ben's Temporary Departure09:23 Exploring Bitcoin Narratives12:50 The Sound Money Narrative19:54 Bitcoin and Criminal Activity: A Fading Narrative26:02 The Future of Bitcoin: Freedom Money26:50 Bitcoin vs. Central Bank Digital Currencies28:12 Bitcoin's Energy Usage: From FUD to Green Revolution32:06 Bitcoin Mining and Environmental Benefits37:50 Bitcoin as Digital Gold and Strategic Reserve48:11 Bitcoin Adoption and Political Implications54:07 Concluding Thoughts on Bitcoin's FutureThe Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all related content, including but not limited to audio recordings, social media posts, show notes, and supplementary materials, are produced for general informational and educational purposes only. Neither Ben Haupt, David Rufner, Jared Townley nor any guests, employees, or affiliates of the Podcast are licensed financial advisors, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers.The views, information, and opinions expressed in this Podcast:Do not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax adviceAre not an offer to buy or sell any cryptocurrency, security, or financial instrumentMay not be suitable for your individual circumstancesMay be subject to change without noticePast performance of any asset, including but not limited to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is not indicative of future results. All investments carry risk, and you may lose all or part of your investment.While we approach discussions through the lens of Lutheran Church Missouri Synod teachings on stewardship, our content should not be your sole basis for making any financial or investment decisions. We strongly encourage all listeners to:Conduct thorough independent researchSeek guidance from qualified financial, investment, tax, and legal professionalsExercise due diligence before making any investment decisionsConsider their risk tolerance, financial circumstances, and investment objectivesBy accessing our content, you acknowledge that the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast and all associated parties shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with:Your use of or reliance on information from the PodcastAny investment decisions you make based on Podcast contentAny errors or omissions in the contentFor specific investment advice tailored to your situation, please consult with qualified professionals who can evaluate your individual circumstances.Keywords: #lutheran #bitcoin #pastor #finance #ChristianFinance #BitcoinReformation #Reformation #ThinkOfBitcoin #BetterMoneyBetterWorld #FixTheMoney #BTC
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Welcome to the Bitcoin Reformation Podcast. We're three pastors who love the Gospel, the Reformation, and Bitcoin. We want to invite you into a conversation with us. We're not financial advisors, and nothing that we say on this show should be taken as financial advice. We don't promise any kind of returns even if we speculate about them. We simply want to study this new technology of Bitcoin alongside of you, invite you into the conversation, and welcome you into how we're thinking about it as we ourselves study Bitcoin.
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