Sources for economic and monetary systems related to a biblical economic worldview.
A self-identified “political economist,” Dennis Peacocke is both Doug’s friend and mentor. Released in 2012, this prophetic work identified by name, a coming “Great Reset” of the world’s economic and financial systems and the three phases which will unfold in the years to come.
More than any other book outside of Scripture, Bernard Lietaer’s groundbreaking work led Doug to a paradigm shift in how we should view what money is, the role it should play in our lives, and the systems that should create and manage it.
Ralph T. Foster’s book is the most comprehensive, highly sourced work on the birth and proliferation of fiat money ever compiled. This book would blow your mind. There is a reason it sells for hundreds of dollars on Amazon.
This book is a series of essays written from a biblical perspective by well respected European economists. They questioned some of the key tenets of Capitalism long before I did.
Note: It is not pro-socialism in any way, shape or form.
Doug's first book traces the development of economics and money through Scripture and historical documents, beginning in the Garden of Eden. It shows how and why today’s systems are designed to war against building the Kingdom of God and what the likely transition to a new system based on God's principles will look like in the coming years.
The sequel to I Came to Give provides a stark contrast between man’s economic systems and God’s. It then provides a framework for how people in local communities can begin to live according to God’s economic principles and ways. Is the modern 21st-century church ready to embrace God’s “radical” economic worldview?
The final book in the series takes us back to the beginning of the Creation narrative. There, we find the true origin of God’s economic design embedded in a covenant He established between Himself, His Son, Creation, and all humanity. God longs to restore this covenant as the foundation of relational intimacy upon which He always intended His Kingdom to be built.
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What follows is a representative sample of the sources, after the Bible, that were used to formulate the assertions, conclusions, and recommended courses of action made by Regeneco. We feel it is our responsibility to provide you with these so that you can do your own research and understand what drives us to serve you.
Regeneco Founder, Doug Tjaden's books present a biblical economic worldview derived from Scripture and proven valid throughout the historical record. They lead to one conclusion. Followers of Jesus can and should adopt a new value exchange ecosystem that focuses on developing the emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of humanity. Such a system is the only way to serve and protect Creation while providing God's people with the resources needed to build His Kingdom on earth.
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Sources for spiritual matters related to a biblical economic worldview.
Dr. Michael Heiser’s groundbreaking deep dive into the reality of the unseen world that we all live in. He establishes our position as God’s “imagers” to work out His will on earth as it is in heaven, setting the stage for the battle over human identity.
This classic work puts into perspective the purpose and process of how to transform nations through discipleship, and the importance of applying a true biblical worldview.
Richard and Kimberly Wilson guide you into a strategic battle in the heavenly realm, all while developing an unshakable relationship with the Lord of the Angel Armies that will empower you to withstand life’s challenges.
Dr. Patti Amsden’s excellent work establishes the theology behind the Council we are called to work with in the heavenly realm to administer matters in our local communities and the nations.
Life and culture issues related to a
biblical economic worldview
Do you want to understand modern geopolitics and the rise of global populism? This is the book for you. Technology has enabled hidden information to become public. And the masses are not happy with that they are discovering.
Carl R. Truman reveals the history of how sexual identity became a dominate theme our culture. The sexual revolution is a symptom, rather than the cause, of the human search for identity. The enemy has thus opened a trading floor to turn human identity as bearing God's image into something very different.
There is a great deal of work to do in the Kingdom. Greg McKeown shows us how to cut out the noise and focus on what is essential to getting the important work done. It begins with learning to say "no" to good things so we can get to the "better" and "best."
We are created to live a highly relational, simple, and quiet life. God never intended for us to be this busy and so overloaded with stuff and information that we lose sight of what's truly important.
Relationships.