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ROI Ministry: The Don't Bury It Podcast

ROI Ministry: The Don't Bury It Podcast

著者: Tim Barker
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Most Christian giving doesn't produce a single soul saved.

Welcome to ROI Ministry: The Don't Bury It Podcast — the show for Christians who measure what really matters: not just meals and clean water, but souls saved and lives transformed. Tim calls it EROI — the eternal return on investment.


Host Tim Barker is the founder of ROI Ministry, a free resource that reviews over 100 ministries each year and publishes a top-10 list of ministries that beat the best charities in the world on cost per person served — while still sharing the gospel and making disciples. Every dollar of every copy of Tim's book, BOOM: What to Do When Life Blows Up Around You, goes straight to vetted gospel + compassion ministries. No fees. No overhead. No skim.


New episodes every Thursday. Topics include: the parable of the talents, the real cost-per-soul in Christian giving, donor advised funds, the kingdom advisor movement, and the verses on the poor that the prosperity gospel skipped.


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© 2026 ROI Ministry: The Don't Bury It Podcast
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  • Generosity vs Stewardship: The $1.5M First-Year Gift — Brian Cochran, John Moore Associates (Ep. 18)
    2026/09/02

    How does a Christian wealth manager move a family from generous giving to wise, intentional stewardship?

    In Episode 18 of The Don't Bury It Podcast, Tim Barker interviews Brian Cochran, CFP, CKA, and majority shareholder of John Moore Associates, about the role of the kingdom advisor at the moment a gift gets made.

    Brian shares how John Moore Associates grew from $300M to $1.1B in assets under management while tracking more than $50M in cumulative client charitable giving since 2012. He explains the firm's "10 + 1" framework — 10% of income plus 1% of assets — and why the 1% unlocks a category of giving most believers have never considered. He walks through the "deeper with fewer" discipline that has replaced small-gift-sprawl in many of his client portfolios, and he describes a real case where a new client family with a $10M net worth was coached from $50K/year giving into a $1.5M first-year gift and $200K–$400K annually thereafter.

    Tim and Brian also discuss:

    • Why generosity and stewardship are different callings
    • Why American assets have grown 300% over 25 years and what that means for kingdom giving
    • How appreciated stock and other non-cash gifts can be more tax-advantageous than cash
    • Why asset-based giving through donor-advised funds like those at National Christian Foundation (NCF) is changing the math for Christian families
    • What Tim calls EROI — eternal return on investment — and why the risk/reward calculation changes when eternity is the horizon
    • The widow's mite, and when God-honoring giving doesn't have to be strategic

    Brian is co-author with John Moore of In Succession and The Almighty and the Dollar. He is a CFP and a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA), and a member of Kingdom Advisors.

    This is the second episode in a new Don't Bury It series on Christian wealth management, generosity, stewardship, and Kingdom impact.

    ABOUT ROI MINISTRY
    ROI Ministry reviews 100+ ministries a year and publishes a top-10 list of those beating the world's best charities on cost per person served - while still sharing the Gospel and making disciples. EROI: the eternal return on investment. Every dollar Tim receives from BOOM goes to vetted gospel + compassion ministries.

    Free resources:
    • Top-10 list + 90 reviewed ministries: https://roiministry.org/
    • BOOM book: https://www.amazon.com/BOOM-What-When-Blows-Around/dp/1646459016/

    Know you're making a difference.

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    49 分
  • Generosity vs. Stewardship: Investing Wisely — Chad Jackson, Jackson Family Foundation (Ep. 17)
    2026/08/25

    Are Christians generous, but not always wise stewards?

    In Episode 17 of The Don’t Bury It Podcast, Tim Barker interviews Chad Jackson, Executive Director of the Jackson Family Foundation, about the difference between giving from good intentions and intentionally stewarding the resources God has entrusted to us.

    Tim and Chad discuss the troubling imbalance in Christian giving, including the reality that less than 0.5% of worldwide Christian giving reaches unevangelized and unreached people. They explore why Christians should look beyond emotional reactions and personal connections when choosing where to give, and why wise stewardship requires prayer, discernment, research, and action.

    Chad explains the Jackson Family Foundation’s focus on hope, homes, and health, along with its commitment to prayer, presence, and partnership. He shares how the foundation seeks to support gospel-centered ministries serving vulnerable people in hard-to-reach places, often through indigenous leaders and holistic ministry that addresses both physical and spiritual needs.

    Together, Tim and Chad ask what it really means to love God with our heart, soul, strength, and mind, and how Christian donors, kingdom advisors, and wealth managers can pursue investments that produce lasting fruit.

    ABOUT ROI MINISTRY
    ROI Ministry reviews 100+ ministries a year and publishes a top-10 list of those beating the world's best charities on cost per person served - while still sharing the Gospel and making disciples. EROI: the eternal return on investment. Every dollar Tim receives from BOOM goes to vetted gospel + compassion ministries.

    Free resources:
    • Top-10 list + 90 reviewed ministries: https://roiministry.org/
    • BOOM book: https://www.amazon.com/BOOM-What-When-Blows-Around/dp/1646459016/

    Know you're making a difference.

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    1 時間 6 分
  • The Jesus Film Project: 2,301 Languages Carry Jesus — A Partner Highlight with Josh Newell (Ep. 16)
    2026/08/19

    The Jesus Film Project has translated a 2-hour film of the life of Jesus - Gospel of Luke, with the words Jesus speaks on screen being the literal words of God - into 2,301 languages. It is freely given to ~1,800 ministry partners and shown in remote, low-literacy communities where 2–3 billion people still live who have never heard of Jesus. Every showing is tied to church planting.

    Tim talks with Josh Newell about how a 45-year-old ministry founded by Paul Eshleman under Bill Bright's leadership grew from a handful of languages to 2,301 - and how an animated version of the same film is now being built to reach a generation whose median age is 30. Plus the "test us on that" answer to large gifts, the partnership math that has Jesus Film bear the development cost while field partners carry the distribution, and the on-mic announcement that Jesus Film Project will appear on ROI Ministry's all-time Top 10 list.

    The Jesus Film Project: https://www.jesusfilm.org/

    ABOUT ROI MINISTRY
    ROI Ministry reviews 100+ ministries a year and publishes a top-10 list of those beating the world's best charities on cost per person served - while still sharing the Gospel and making disciples. EROI: the eternal return on investment. Every dollar Tim receives from BOOM goes to vetted gospel + compassion ministries.

    Free resources:
    • Top-10 list + 90 reviewed ministries: https://roiministry.org/
    • BOOM book: https://www.amazon.com/BOOM-What-When-Blows-Around/dp/1646459016/

    Know you're making a difference.



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    29 分
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