What’s Really Inside Your Investments?
Learn how to review your investments through a biblical lens and consider whether your financial decisions reflect the values that matter most to you.
September 29, 2026 | 6:00 PM
Mike’s Place | Conway, Arkansas
Free Seminar + Free Dinner
+ Free Book
Seating is limited. There is no cost to attend.
Sign Up for Our Conway Seminar
Reserve your place today and join us for a helpful, no-pressure conversation about faith, values, and investing.
About the Seminar
Do Your Investments Reflect Your Values?
Your faith can shape every area of your life—including your finances.
Join LifeSmart Financial for a clear, practical introduction to Biblically Responsible Investing. You’ll learn how a faith-based screening process can help you better understand the companies and causes represented within an investment portfolio.
This educational event is designed for people approaching or living in retirement. No financial background is required.
What You’ll Learn
- What may be included in common investments and retirement accounts
- How investments can be reviewed through a biblical screening process
- The principles behind Biblically Responsible Investing
- Questions to consider when evaluating your current portfolio
- How your faith, values, and retirement priorities can work together
You’ll leave with useful information to help you make more informed financial decisions.
What’s Included
Everything Is Complimentary
Your free registration includes:
- Dinner at Mike’s Place
- A practical seminar worksheet
- A copy of Biblically Responsible Investing: On Wall Street as It Is in Heaven by Robert Netzly
The book provides an accessible introduction to evaluating investments through a biblical worldview—and gives you a helpful resource for continuing the conversation after the seminar.
How to Get the Most Out of the Evening
Nothing is required. Come, enjoy dinner, and listen. But we’ll hand out a short worksheet partway through the night, and five minutes of thinking ahead makes it far more useful.
1. Jot down what you’re invested in.
Just the names — your funds, your 401(k), your IRA. No dollar amounts, no account numbers, nothing you’ll be asked to share with the room. A note on your phone is plenty.
2. Think about where you’d draw the line.
If you could screen certain kinds of companies out of your portfolio, which ones would they be? You’ll get a chance to mark your answer that night.
3. Take honest stock of your plan.
We’ll walk through five pillars: income, investments, taxes, healthcare, and legacy. Which do you feel covered on? Which have you never addressed? “No plan there” is the most common answer we hear.
4. Bring your spouse.
These are decisions couples make together, and the drive home is often the best part of the night.
That’s it. No paperwork, no cost — just come with your own situation in mind.
About LifeSmart Financial
Faith-Based Guidance for Retirement
For more than 25 years, LifeSmart Financial has helped individuals and families prepare for retirement with wisdom, personal attention, and care.
LifeSmart combines personalized retirement planning with faith-based investment strategies powered by Inspire. Its team helps clients consider their income needs, family priorities, long-term goals, and Christian values when making financial decisions.
- Certified Financial Planner™ professional
- Registered Investment Adviser focused on faith-based retirement planning
- 25+ years helping families prepare for retirement
- Personalized retirement, investment, estate, legacy, and long-term care planning
Live with Purpose. Retire with Confidence.
Reserve Your Free Seat Today!
Reserve your place today and join us for a helpful, no-pressure conversation about faith, values, and investing.
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
6:00 PM
Mike’s Place | Conway, Arkansas
Your registration includes the seminar, dinner, worksheet, and complimentary book.
Disclaimer
This seminar is for educational and informational purposes only and does not provide individualized investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice. Faith-based investment screening uses defined values-based criteria that may differ from an investor’s individual beliefs. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. No investment strategy guarantees results.