God owns everything, and we're entrusted to manage it for him. The deceitfulness of wealth can lead us to think we're doing okay when we're not. Passing on financial wisdom to our children and grandchildren is crucial for their spiritual maturity and our legacy. [... more]

The cover-up of sin is a common human tendency, often resulting in devastating consequences. David's story in the Bible serves as a powerful illustration of this, as he attempts to cover up his sin with Bathsheba, leading to the death of Uriah and ultimately, his own downfall. However, it is through confession and accountability that we can find true forgiveness and salvation, as exemplified by David's own testimony. [... more]

The US government is urging Hamas to disarm and adhere to President Trump's 20-point peace plan, while California is holding a special election to change the independent committee for redistricting, and the New York mayoral election is underway with a Democrat socialist candidate, Eric Adams, facing off against Republican Curtis Sliwa. [... more]

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is requesting full social security numbers from the DMV to maintain accurate voter rolls, amid concerns over non-citizens being registered to vote. Meanwhile, a new bill aims to hold judges accountable for releasing violent criminals, and a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, VinFast, is facing financial struggles and uncertainty over its planned North Carolina facility. [... more]

When generosity becomes a tool for control, we cross a line. Giving isn't about control, it's about surrender. We discuss how to give with a cheerful heart, not a contract, and how to let go of control to find peace. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series on the Parables of Jesus, focusing on the Fig Tree Parable and its significance in understanding the second coming of Christ and the end times. He emphasizes the importance of knowing God's Word and being prepared for the Lord's return, highlighting the prophetic nature of the Bible and the need to study and understand it. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Mormonism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and the importance of prayer, while also addressing questions from listeners on street evangelism, ministry, and biblical truth. [... more]

God's judgment of nations is based on their sins, including unprincipled expansion, arrogance, deceitful practices, and indifference to God. Pastor Lutzer examines the Bible's teachings on these sins and their consequences, highlighting the importance of humility and repentance. [... more]

The foundation of modern culture is based on moral relativism, a concept that has no real correspondence to objective truth. This idea has led to a society where people are more concerned with their own preferences and special interests rather than living according to a unified moral standard. The consequences of this are evident in the breakdown of social norms and the erosion of traditional values. [... more]

The Bible warns of a coming judgment of God, where the moral man will be held accountable for his deeds, and the unbeliever will be judged for his unrepentant heart and stubbornness. True faith in Christ brings salvation apart from works, but true faith reveals itself in good works, such as seeking glory, honor, and immortality, and living for eternity's long-term reward. [... more]

Every parent hopes to leave an inheritance for their children, but doing so wisely takes careful thought and prayer. Ron Blue joins the program to discuss the uniqueness principle and how it can guide parents in passing down wealth effectively, highlighting the importance of considering individual circumstances and the potential consequences of their decisions. [... more]

Living the Christian life is not just about attending church and listening to sermons, but about becoming a channel of God's love and grace to others. A true disciple must have a personal relationship with God and others, be empowered by the Holy Spirit, and possess the Word of God to share with others. [... more]

Women are capable of managing finances and overseeing wealth, but often struggle with money management due to cultural and emotional influences. Wise women prioritize God's guidance, create spending plans, and take responsibility for their finances, leading to financial freedom and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around gun control, DEI, and the ATF, with topics including executive orders, POTUS's visit to California, wildfires, and FEMA's response. The conversation also touches on Trump's comments about voter ID and water release in California, and the potential impact on the state's leadership. [... more]

The Bible teaches that we are all born with the sin gene, and that we have a war within us between our desires and our faith. James says that we must submit ourselves to God, resist the devil, and come near to God in order to overcome our sinful desires and live a life of spiritual growth. [... more]

Living with the understanding that God owns everything can profoundly impact our financial decisions, making every spending choice a spiritual one. As faithful stewards, we must manage God's resources wisely, being accountable, living with an eternal perspective, holding loosely and giving generously, and being humble. This mindset extends beyond finances to our time, talents, relationships, and more, ultimately bringing glory to God. [... more]

FEMA whistleblower reveals bias at disaster relief agency, calling it 'rotten to its core.' The agency is accused of picking and choosing Americans to receive aid based on their political views, sparking outrage and calls for accountability. Meanwhile, China's alleged sabotage of undersea telecommunications cables raises concerns about the vulnerability of global communication systems. [... more]

Navigating marital crises and financial decisions with biblical wisdom, Howard Dayton shares practical steps to rebuild relationships and manage finances, emphasizing the importance of trust, communication, and prayer in making decisions about assets and wealth. [... more]

Christians are called to be generous, but must also be discerning in their giving. Ron Blue joins the show to discuss strategic giving, including questions to ask before supporting a ministry, such as leadership, growth, and accountability. The hosts also take calls from listeners, including one who struggles with variable income and another who wonders about giving to their church after receiving a large donation. [... more]

God has a specific purpose for your life, which is unique and good, and it will flow from your natural abilities, life experiences, spiritual gifts, and wounds from your past. You are responsible for discovering and fulfilling your purpose, and you will be held accountable for it. God wants you to pursue your purpose and live it out, and he will work deeply in you before he will work significantly through you. [... more]

Faith-based investing prioritizes integrity and values, recognizing that investing is not just about returns, but also about promoting the common good and advancing God's kingdom. This approach encourages investors to consider the ethical implications of their investments and to seek companies that align with their values, ultimately leading to a more responsible and impactful approach to finance. [... more]

The foundation of modern culture is moral relativism, a concept that has no real correspondence to objective truth. This myth has led to a society where preference replaces duty and special interests replace law, resulting in internal warfare between various groups. A Christian life and worldview seeks to establish the rules of thinking, determining what is true, and establishing the rules of right and wrong, which is essential for a functioning society. [... more]

Living paycheck to paycheck can be a sign that something needs to change in your financial handling. Following God's financial principles can bring welcome relief from worrying about money. Understanding and believing in biblical truth is essential, and the first principle you need to grasp is that God owns it all. By putting principle into practice, you can develop a spending plan and manage God's money as his steward or manager of the resources he's temporarily entrusted to you. [... more]

Christians are learning to use their shareholder rights to influence corporate policies and promote biblical values, but it's a slow process that requires patience and understanding of the proxy voting process. Financial experts discuss the importance of waiting to claim Social Security benefits and the benefits of paying off high-interest debt, such as a car loan, before retirement. [... more]

Ron Blue discusses biblical finance and the importance of giving, even when in debt. He shares insights on managing God's money and prioritizing giving, while also addressing listener questions on debt, IRAs, and required minimum distributions. [... more]

Scotty Scheffler's remarkable win at the Masters, while pregnant wife Meredith waited at home, has sparked a conversation about priorities and identity. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani's interpreter, Ipe Mitsuhara, is accused of embezzling millions from the Japanese star. In baseball, umpires continue to struggle with accuracy, and the use of instant replay is being considered to improve the game. The NFL draft is just 10 days away, and fans are eagerly anticipating the selection of top talent. [... more]

A North Carolina woman is suing her doctors for encouraging and facilitating her gender transition, which she now deeply regrets. Her case highlights the need for caution and evidence-based care in the treatment of mental health issues in children, and the importance of holding healthcare professionals accountable for their actions. [... more]

Jesus warns against the dangers of covetousness and materialism, teaching that true abundance comes from a personal relationship with God. Christians are encouraged to be good stewards of their finances, manage debt wisely, and plan for retirement while minimizing taxes. [... more]

Developing a spending plan can help individuals control impulse spending, get out of debt, and reach their financial goals. It's essential to revisit the plan regularly and make adjustments as needed. Couples should work together to create a unified spending plan, and it's crucial to consider factors like retirement savings, estate planning, and special needs trusts when making financial decisions. [... more]

Making New Year's resolutions can be challenging, especially for Christians who want to honor God in their financial decisions. Rob West discusses the importance of seeking God's guidance and wisdom in achieving financial goals, and how Christians can make resolutions that focus on God's will. He also answers listener questions on topics such as burial insurance, tithing, and giving generously to one's church or the work of the Lord. [... more]

God's opinion about seeking knowledge from the spirit world is not neutral, it leads to disillusionment and huge deception. The Bible warns against consulting mediums and channelers, as it is an abomination to the Lord. Only God knows the future infallibly, and seeking knowledge from the spirit world invites the judgment of God. Jesus delegates his authority to his people, and we must turn to God in submission, resisting the devil and he will flee from us. [... more]

Church leaders must be transparent about their finances to set an example for their congregation and encourage generosity. Christians are called to be good stewards of God's resources, and biblical principles of stewardship should be taught from the pulpit. Understanding financial responsibility and making informed investment decisions can help individuals and churches make the most of their resources. [... more]

Discussing the importance of living with an eternal perspective and using temporal wealth for eternal gain, hosts Rob West and guests Ken Boa and Russ Crossan explore the concept of biblical leverage, the dangers of wealth, and the keys to helping individuals set a financial finish line and cultivate generosity. [... more]

The Bible claims to be of divine origin, yet it was written by human authors. The concept of inspiration is crucial in understanding how God's Word was preserved and communicated through human vessels. The Westminster Confession emphasizes the importance of the Bible as the rule of faith and life, and the Protestant church agrees with the Palestinian canon of the Old Testament, excluding the Apocrypha. [... more]

Christians can find meaning and purpose in their mundane work by serving God and others, even in difficult circumstances. By trusting in God's reward and eternal significance, they can overcome obstacles and be a witness to those around them. [... more]

The FBI's targeting of Christians and pro-life groups has been exposed, with a memo revealing a multi-state investigation into traditionalist Catholics. The ACLJ is fighting back in federal court, defending the rights of those being surveilled and advocating for their freedom of speech and faith. [... more]

The ACLJ is fighting to protect First Amendment rights and expose election interference by the FBI and the Biden administration, while also addressing social media censorship and the deep state's influence on mainstream media. [... more]

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has ruled that the FBI improperly used surveillance powers to conduct searches for information on a U.S. Senator, a state lawmaker, and a state judge, highlighting concerns about government overreach and abuse of power under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. [... more]

Understanding God's ownership and our responsibility to use resources wisely is key to practicing true stewardship. This involves developing a spending plan, creating an emergency fund, and making smart financial decisions to avoid debt and cultivate financial discipline. [... more]

The Holy Spirit's role in the Christian life is a topic of great confusion, especially within the evangelical church. The book of Acts serves as a bridge between the Old and New Testaments, but many people get stuck in the transitional period and use examples from Acts to justify their experiences. This can lead to a lack of understanding of the Holy Spirit's nature and function, resulting in a focus on signs and wonders rather than doctrine. The apostles' teachings in the Epistles provide a clear understanding of the Holy Spirit's role, but many people are hesitant to question or confront the charismatic movement. It's essential to approach the Holy Spirit with a critical and biblical perspective, recognizing the changing nature of Jesus' function and the importance of following the apostles' teachings rather than their experiences. [... more]