Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
'Show me the money.' Every morning, capitalism stages the same demand - prove your worth through what you earn, own, and control. In The Kingdom and the Market, engineer, investor, and Christian author Youngho Yun asks what it costs to keep performing on that stage, and what it means to step off it into a life of stewardship instead.Structured like a hip-hop competition - Audition, Diss Battle, Main Stage, Final Stage - the book moves through a sixteen-week journey with Scripture, an Easter fast, and hard financial choices, before turning to Yun’s own account of surviving a corporate restructuring that eliminated nearly half his workplace. What could have been read as luck or skill, Yun reframes as grace: ownership belongs to God, wealth is neither gospel nor curse, and money is meant to be a servant, not a master.Blending personal testimony, biblical teaching (drawing especially on the Parable of the Talents), and reflections on greed, fear, leverage, and generational legacy, this book speaks to readers wrestling with career uncertainty, market anxiety, and the pressure to find identity in financial success. It is a call to build a life - and an inheritance - rooted in faithfulness rather than fear.
