Join pastors Jared and David on The Bitcoin Reformation Podcast as they discuss practical ways Bitcoin serves as a tool in everyday life from a Lutheran perspective. In this Easter-season episode, they share personal testimonies of how Bitcoin has helped their families through real financial challenges, supported their values, and provided hope for the future.Learn how Bitcoin isn't just a promise for tomorrow but a practical tool for today that can be used in service to your neighbor. The hosts explore how this technology aligns with Christian stewardship while offering insights on saving, education, financial freedom, and maintaining hope in uncertain times.Whether you're Bitcoin-curious or skeptical, this episode addresses common objections by focusing on present applications rather than future promises. Discover how Bitcoin can support family values, promote financial literacy, and serve as freedom technology for the oppressed around the world.00:00 Introduction and Easter Reflections 02:44 The Unique Historicity of Christianity 05:01 Personal Stories and Community Building 09:15 Practical Uses of Bitcoin Today 29:45 Bitcoin as a Practical Tool for Savings 32:28 Bitcoin's Educational Impact 36:50 Bitcoin and Family Conversations 42:21 Taking a Stand with Bitcoin 52:02 Bitcoin as Freedom Technology 54:54 Hope and Bitcoin 01:01:46 Closing Thoughts and Call to ActionThe 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.