Our Biblically Responsible Investing Philosophy (BRI)

At Steward Wealth Strategies, many clients desire an investment approach that reflects their biblical values. For those who want their portfolios to align closely with their convictions, our team is equipped to guide them through Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI). To support this work, our team earned the Christian Theology of Investing Certificate through the Eventide Center for Faith & Investing.


Our Biblically Responsible Investment portfolios are designed to provide broad diversification while investing in companies that serve the world in meaningful ways and avoiding those engaged in harmful or destructive practices.

Principles That Shape Our BRI Portfolios

The World’s Story for Investing is Flawed.

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God’s Word Shapes How We Work, Lead, and Invest

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Investing Should Grow and Support Good Businesses

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Purposeful Investing Helps Clients Reach Their Goals

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Selection of Fund Managers & Due Diligence

Our SWS Investment Committee completed due diligence and fund selection through coursework, one-on-one meetings with fund companies, and investment research and analysis. We have selected the following fund companies for their strong track records and work in biblically responsible investing.

Praxis Mutual Funds: One of the longest operating faith-based fund providers in the industry, with industry-leading impact investment reporting.

Eventide: A leader in faith-based mid-cap funds, investing in companies addressing important human needs with a focus on healthcare and biotechnology.

Guidestone & Crossmark: Two of the largest faith-based fund providers in the world, with more than $20 billion in combined assets under management.

Timothy Plan & Inspire: Among the first faith-based providers to launch ETFs, with both firms managing over $1 billion in ETF assets.