Bob Funk, known as the Minister of Work, shares his story of developing a strong work ethic from a young age, which guided his life and led him to found Express Employment Professionals, a staffing business that has helped millions of people find jobs. He emphasizes the importance of integrity, hard work, and giving in achieving success and happiness. [... more]

Bob Funk, the founder of Express Employment Professionals, shares his story of developing a strong work ethic from a young age and how it guided his life. He discusses the importance of integrity, hard work, and giving in business and life, and how these values have helped him succeed in his ministry of job placement and entrepreneurship. [... more]

The Panthers' struggles continue, with David Tepper's impatience and constant change leading to a revolving door of coaches and players. Frank Reich's firing has sparked debate, with some arguing it's a waste of the season, while others see it as an opportunity for the team to regroup and reassess their strategy. [... more]

A new student exchange program aims to bridge cultural and socioeconomic divides among young Americans by pairing them with host families in different parts of the country. Meanwhile, a Ghanaian chocolate company is working to keep more profits from the chocolate industry in Africa by controlling the production of chocolate and paying farmers a living income. The cocoa industry faces issues of child labor and deforestation, but some companies are trying to address these problems through sustainability programs and fair trade practices. [... more]

Growing up in a small town, Bob Funk learned the value of hard work and a strong work ethic from his parents. He went on to found Express Employment Professionals, a staffing business that has helped millions of people find jobs. Bob's story is a testament to the power of integrity, hard work, and a commitment to helping others. [... more]

God's work in us is a prerequisite for His work through us, and spiritual growth requires intentional effort to cultivate faith, break down hard-heartedness, and overcome spiritual apathy, ultimately leading to a harvest of faith and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

Latter-day Saints believe that covenants give them power to love themselves and serve others, but critics argue that this is based on keeping a list of rules and ordinances, leading to feelings of inadequacy and depression. In contrast, Christianity teaches that salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ, who provides the necessary 'bananas' for eternal life. [... more]

Latter-day Saints believe in the importance of keeping covenants and ordinances to receive eternal life, but critics argue that this approach implies a works-based salvation, rather than a gift of God's mercy. The concept of atonement is also explored, with some LDS leaders suggesting that exaltation must be earned, contradicting the idea that it is a free gift. [... more]

The concept of salvation and exaltation in Mormonism is compared to a contract, where individuals must fulfill certain conditions to receive blessings from God. This is illustrated through the story of a person bringing a dozen bananas to receive $100, highlighting the importance of keeping covenants and ordinances. The discussion also touches on the idea that good intentions are not enough, and that individuals must take action to fulfill their part of the bargain. [... more]

Randy D. Funk, a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy, discusses the concept of covenants, ordinances, and blessings in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, drawing parallels with contract law and contrasting with New Testament Christianity. [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with the challenges of caring for loved ones while dealing with our own emotional wounds and spiritual struggles. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences and insights on how to navigate these challenges, finding hope and strength in scripture and the support of others. [... more]