profile

Reformed Forum

A Christian View of Economics in the Age of AI

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Biblical Principles for Economics

Camden Bucey speaks with economist Shawn Ritenour about what makes an account of economics distinctly Christian. They discuss economic law as part of God’s created order and the biblical principles shaping stewardship, private property, labor, capital, exchange, and care for those in need. Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas provides the occasion for a searching conversation about the universal destination of goods, Big Tech, data, subsidiarity, sphere sovereignty, GDP, and human dignity.

The conversation presses beneath policy to theology. Neither markets nor governments escape the effects of sin, and material prosperity must never be confused with sanctification. Christians seek just and prudent arrangements in this age while recognizing that scarcity, exploitation, and disordered desire will not finally be overcome by human construction. The church’s hope rests in the crucified and risen Christ and the consummation of his kingdom.

Theology Conference: Register by Monday, August 31st, for Lowest Prices

The early bird registration deadline for our fall conference is this Monday, August 31st. Prices will increase on Tuesday.

Join Greg Beale, Benjamin Gladd, Marcus Mininger, and Camden Bucey as they trace the unity and organic development of the covenant of grace—from the first gospel promise in Eden to its fulfillment in Christ.

Browse the full schedule and register below.

​Reformed Forum​
1585 N Milwaukee Ave Suite 113, Libertyville, IL 60048
​Unsubscribe · Preferences​

Reformed Forum

Exploring Christ in All of Scripture for the Maturity of His Church.

Subscribe if you long for deeper, Christ-centered understanding of Scripture. Our resources serve pastors, students, and thoughtful believers seeking to grow in Reformed theology and maturity in Christ through redemptive-historical insight.

Read more from Reformed Forum

October 16, 2026 In This Issue Sent to the Nations Notes from a missions conference in Texas, a free pamphlet on the Great Commission, and a conversation with Kevin DeYoung on the history of the church. Dear Reader, Christ has received all authority in heaven and on earth, and he has sent his church to make disciples of all nations (Matt. 28:18–20). That commission has been on my mind this week while Ryan Noha and I attend a conference devoted to the work of sending missionaries. 01...

5 days ago • 3 min read

Counseling According to Scripture Jared Poulton joins Camden Bucey to discuss Van Til’s Counseling Movement: A Critical Analysis of Jay Adams and Biblical Counseling. They trace how Cornelius Van Til’s presuppositional apologetics supplied key theological instincts for Jay Adams and the modern biblical counseling movement, including the God-relatedness of every human problem, dependence upon divine revelation, and confidence in Scripture’s sufficiency for pastoral ministry. The conversation...

12 days ago • 1 min read

What Is Christian Unity? Mark Gilbert joins Camden Bucey to examine what Protestants and Roman Catholics mean when they speak of Christian unity. Drawing on Gilbert’s conversion from Roman Catholicism and his work equipping churches to speak with Catholics about Jesus, they contrast a unity grounded in the Spirit’s work through the word with Rome’s institutional claim to mediate grace and gather humanity into one visible communion. The conversation turns to Vatican II and Karl Rahner’s...

19 days ago • 1 min read