This episode takes a deep dive into the concepts of scarcity and abundance, navigating through the realms of economics, personal experiences, and theology. Join Ben Haupt, David Rufner, and Jared Townley as they discuss the intricate dynamics of Bitcoin, US dollars, and other commodities within the context of Christian theology and personal narratives. Sharing insights from sunny California, rainy Pennsylvania, and windy St. Louis, the speakers tackle topics ranging from collectibles like Beanie Babies and baseball cards to the profound implications of Easter's message of hope and renewal. Discover how these discussions shed light on our understanding of value, trust, and faith in today's world. 00:00 Welcome and Personal Updates 01:06 Introducing the Theme: Scarcity and Abundance 02:15 Exploring Scarcity/False Abundance in Daily Life: Beanie Babies & Baseball Cards 09:08 Scarcity/False Abundance of Manufactured Goods and the U.S. Dollar 27:04 Bitcoin's Fixed Supply and Implications 37:16 Scarcity, True Abundance, and the Easter Gospel of Jesus Christ

In this inaugural episode, we discuss how we each got into bitcoin. We also discuss bitcoin as a tool that helps people steward their resources. We liken bitcoin to the phenomenon of the Reformation which brought the Word of God to reform the institution of the church from outside in.