The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including Iran's nuclear program, President Trump's stance on the issue, and the conservative movement's response. The show also touches on anti-Semitism, religious liberty, and the posting of the Ten Commandments in school classrooms. Additionally, the show covers news and current events, including the White House flagpoles, a book launch, and various products and services. [... more]

Loving parents often struggle with wanting to give their kids the best chance in life without breaking the bank. Dr. Art Raynor discusses six things that can lead parents into debt, including keeping up with the Joneses, social media comparison, and caring more about their child's future career than their character. Meanwhile, a listener asks about canceling a whole life insurance policy and replacing it with term insurance, and another asks about getting a credit card for their college student. The hosts also discuss health savings accounts and retirement planning. [... more]

Carrying debt into retirement can significantly reduce lifestyle choices and increase the likelihood of returning to work. Understanding biblical principles of finance and effective debt management strategies can help individuals avoid debt and achieve financial freedom. Additionally, making informed decisions about inherited IRAs and property investments can also impact one's financial future. [... more]

Effective financial planning is crucial for long-term success, and understanding the importance of stewardship can help individuals manage their money wisely. Experts discuss various strategies for retirement planning, including Social Security and HSAs, as well as the benefits of using Roth IRAs to optimize tax efficiency. [... more]

As kids navigate the challenges of growing up, parents must be aware of the signs of mental health struggles and know how to offer support without being overly protective. Licensed therapist David Gray shares insights on the importance of fostering independence, setting clear expectations, and recognizing the impact of social pressures on children's well-being. [... more]

Retiring with debt can reduce lifestyle choices and increase the likelihood of returning to work. A debt management plan can help pay off debt 80% faster, and financial planning can ensure a comfortable retirement. Considering income-generating land or downsizing can also provide financial freedom. [... more]

The US housing market is experiencing a shortage of large homes, making it difficult for younger generations to buy their dream houses. Baby boomers own a significant portion of large homes, and their reluctance to sell is contributing to the shortage. Analysts predict that more boomers will sell and downsize in the future, increasing inventory and making homes more affordable. [... more]

The Todd Starns Radio Show discusses various topics including anti-Semitism in America, Christian nationalism, the College Football Playoff, the 2024 presidential election, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The show features interviews with guests such as Troy Miller from the National Religious Broadcasters and Art Alley from the Timothy Plan. The hosts also take calls from listeners and discuss current events and news stories. [... more]

Rob West discusses the Senior Share program with Lauren Guidak, which helps seniors with medical bills, and answers listener questions on annuities, Roth IRAs, and handling ill-gotten gains. [... more]

A biblical solution to healthcare costs, Christian Healthcare Ministries, offers a values-based alternative to traditional health insurance, providing cost-sharing for medical bills and offering a Senior Share program for those 65 and older. [... more]

Rob West discusses three ways to avoid losing money, including not contributing enough to a 401k, not taking full advantage of a flexible spending account, and lending too much to Uncle Sam through excessive tax withholding. He also answers listener questions about selling gold coins, capital gains tax, and rolling over a 401k to an IRA or current employer's 401k plan. [... more]

Navigating the early grade school years can be a challenging but crucial time for parents to shape their child's character and moral compass. Experts Erin McPherson and Ellen Schuchnecht offer practical advice on how to balance protection and independence, encouraging children to take initiative, develop resilience, and cultivate genuine faith. By letting go of control and allowing children to make mistakes, parents can help their kids develop essential life skills and a strong moral foundation that will serve them well into adulthood. [... more]

A couple shares their perspective on old age, the changes in society and the church, and the importance of faith in Christ. They discuss their 68-year marriage, parenting, and the need for families to stay together and follow the Bible's teachings. [... more]

A father and mother share their aged perspective on the country and the church, discussing the decline of biblical morality, the rise of critical race theory, and the importance of maintaining a biblical worldview in a chaotic world. [... more]

The US Supreme Court's new term brings a highly divisive issue to the forefront: the battle over Roe v Wade. Meanwhile, a supply chain crisis is causing shortages of goods in the US, with experts pointing to a huge increase in demand and a lack of truck drivers as the main causes. In other news, singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo has skyrocketed to fame with her debut album 'Sour', while actor Billy Porter has been open about his struggles with HIV and his journey to self-acceptance. Additionally, the iconic Les Paul guitar is set to go on sale at auction, with its value estimated to be between $100,000 and $150,000. [... more]

My parents, Bruce and Mary Jane Wheaton, share their aged perspective on the country and the church, discussing their experiences with COVID-19, the vaccine, and critical race theory, as well as their views on the state of the evangelical church and the nation's divided state. [... more]

North Carolina's response to COVID-19 has had a major impact on public schools, with many students returning to online learning. State lawmakers have sent $335 checks to parents of school-aged children, but critics argue that the checks are not enough to cover the costs of virtual learning. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina has faced criticism for its handling of the pandemic, with some students and faculty members expressing concerns about the quality of online education. The state's education system is also facing challenges, with some schools struggling to provide adequate resources and support for students. As the state looks to the future, lawmakers are considering proposals to increase funding for public schools and to expand parental school choice options. [... more]

Depression among young adults is a significant issue, with 35% of those affected not receiving treatment. The pressure of social media, fear of showing weakness, and stigma contribute to this problem. A series on mental health aims to bring this topic to light and encourage those struggling to seek help. [... more]

The evangelical church has undergone significant changes in its methodology, shifting from expository verse-by-verse preaching to topical felt needs and entertainment. This change has led to a focus on numbers and money, compromising biblical standing. In contrast, older churches emphasized reverence for God and a deeper understanding of scripture. [... more]

A father and son discuss the importance of faith in Jesus Christ, family values, and a biblical worldview in a changing society, drawing from the aged wisdom of the father's 65 years of marriage and his experiences as a Christian. [... more]