Inspire International ESG ETF (NYSE: WWJD) is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to replicate the performance of the Inspire International Index, prior to fees and expenses, by investing in approximately 150 to 216 large-cap companies outside the United States that demonstrate alignment with biblical values as determined by the proprietary Inspire Impact Score methodology; this equal-weighted portfolio spans diverse sectors including industrials, financial services, technology, basic materials, and consumer cyclical, with top holdings such as Samsung SDI Co Ltd, Sociedad Quimica Y Minera De Chile SA, Fanuc Corp, and Hang Seng Bank Ltd; the fund employs quarterly rebalancing to trim higher-priced stocks and buy lower-priced ones, providing a smaller-cap tilt relative to traditional market-cap weighting while targeting long-term returns from foreign economic growth. Issued and managed by Inspire ETFs, a division of Inspire Investing headquartered in Meridian, Idaho, and launched on September 30, 2019, WWJD operates with a net expense ratio of 0.66% to 0.73% and focuses on biblically responsible investing for faith-based investors seeking global diversification outside the U.S. across developed and emerging markets. In recent developments, WWJD marked its five-year anniversary in October 2024 by outperforming its benchmark, the S&P International 700, while surpassing $317 million in assets under management as of September 30, 2024, amid Inspire Investing's broader growth to over $3 billion in total AUM and recognition on Inc.'s 2025 list of fastest-growing private companies in the Rocky Mountains; concurrently, Inspire announced name changes in November 2025 for sibling funds—Inspire Momentum ETF to Inspire Growth ETF and Inspire Tactical Balanced ETF to Inspire Capital Appreciation ETF—to better reflect their strategies, with no alterations to objectives, tickers, or management, alongside ongoing support for global ministry projects via the Give50 Program, which allocates 50% or more of net profits from management fees.