College students need to develop good financial habits early on to set themselves up for financial success. Dr. Kelly Rush shares practical budgeting advice and discusses the importance of understanding the time value of money, avoiding debt, and building credit. She also emphasizes the need for clear communication between parents and students about financial responsibilities and the importance of aligning one's financial goals with their values. [... more]

Exploring the lives of biblical heroes who demonstrated extraordinary faith, trust, and obedience to God, inspiring others to follow their examples and strive for greatness. [... more]

Christians often face impossible paths in life, but God ordains hard things to develop trust and character. Two natural approaches to overcome adversity are settling for the comfortable in a lack of trust and engaging in manipulation and control, both of which can lead to spiritual stagnation. Instead, Christians should learn to trust God and remember His promises, as seen in Romans 5 and James 1. [... more]

Warren Buffett's remarkable investing career is a testament to the power of patience, discipline, and biblical wisdom. His approach to investing, which emphasizes staying disciplined when others panic, has led to incredible success. Buffett's timeless lessons, such as the importance of diversifying holdings and keeping emotions in check, are valuable for investors of all levels. By applying these principles, individuals can build wealth and achieve financial peace of mind. [... more]

Israel's lack of trust in God led to ungodly sorrow, ungodly ambition, and disastrous consequences. This pattern of behavior is still relatable today, as people struggle with adversity resulting from bad decisions, including direct disobedience to God. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs continues his series on The Parables of Jesus, focusing on the Parable of the Rich Fool. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's wisdom and guidance in all aspects of life, and how relying solely on one's own strength and resources can lead to foolish living and a wasted life. [... more]

The limited liability company has enabled companies to raise money from a large number of strangers, allowing for major infrastructure projects like water, railways, and electricity. Concrete, a versatile building material, has been used extensively in construction, with China pouring more concrete in recent years than the United States did in the entire 20th century. Index funds, a type of investment strategy, have saved investors trillions of dollars in fees by passively investing in the market. [... more]

God's character is never changing, and He forgives us and redeems us once and for all. Living in unconfessed sin weighs us down, takes away our joy, and neutralizes our effectiveness for Christ. Confessing and making restitution is a cleansing act, and when God's people came to God in confession and repentance, He heard their prayer and forgave them. [... more]

God's people are often faced with challenges and obstacles, but they must not become defined by them. Instead, they should focus on God's promises and His goodness, which prepares them for the place He is taking them. Moses encourages the people to trust in God's promise to go before them and fight for them, but they double down in unbelief, revealing their human heart and lack of faith. [... more]

God's plan for revival involves assembling together with the body of believers, affirming the authority of the Word of God, adoring the God of grace, and abandoning oneself to God. This is seen in the story of Nehemiah, where the people of Jerusalem came together to hear the Word of God, repent of their sins, and experience the joy of the Lord. [... more]

God ordains hard things to develop our trust in Him and to build our character. He takes us to places where we're required to trust Him, and His promise to Israel is a direct indication of His faithfulness and covenant with His people. [... more]

Richard Kind shares his experiences with fame, self-acceptance, and his acting career, including his work on Sunday morning conversations and his approach to improvisation. He also discusses his personal struggles with weight and his desire to be respected rather than famous. [... more]

Understanding our God-given wiring shapes the way we communicate, relate to others, and make financial decisions. The blue temperament, characterized by perfectionism and order, often views money as a means of safety and security, and values correct conversations. This approach can be both a strength and a weakness in financial planning, requiring balance and collaboration to avoid paralysis and overanalysis. [... more]

Parents are struggling to manage their kids' screen time and social media use, leading to concerns about addiction, anxiety, and poor self-esteem. Jonathan McKee offers practical advice on how to model healthy behavior, create a family docking station, and engage in meaningful conversations with kids about technology and its impact on their lives. [... more]

Biblical principles are often compromised for the sake of gaining numbers, increasing budgets, or gaining popularity. However, this compromise can lead to destruction, as seen in the story of Nehemiah who faced three 'rattlesnakes' trying to corrupt and destroy him. The enemy will use various tactics, including enticement, manipulation, and intimidation, to make us compromise our convictions. But when we stand firm in our faith, we can overcome even the most difficult challenges and achieve great things through God's power. [... more]

Feeling disconnected from others can lead to loneliness, but it's not the absence of people, but rather a feeling of disconnection. Cultivating deeper connections requires intentionality, humility, and a willingness to listen and understand others. Building meaningful relationships involves letting go of a critical spirit, being present in the moment, and showing genuine interest in others. By doing so, we can create a deeper sense of belonging and connection with others, and ultimately, with God. [... more]

Pastor John Monroe emphasizes the importance of treating one's wife with sensitivity and honor, as instructed in 1 Peter 3:7. He encourages husbands to live with their wives in an understanding way, showing respect and humility, and to love their wives as Christ loved the church. [... more]

Robin John, CEO of Eventide Asset Management, shares his journey from an immigrant child struggling in school to co-founder and CEO of a faith-based investment firm. He discusses how investing can be more than financial, but also deeply spiritual, and how businesses can promote human flourishing through their products and practices. [... more]

When facing discouragement, learn from Nehemiah and his team who persevered in the face of overwhelming odds. Recognize that problems will always be present, but focus on the joy of heaven when you bring someone to the Lord or restore the fallen. Remember that the enemy attacks those who live closest to him, and that God wants to fill your spiritual tank with encouragement. To overcome discouragement, be a member of the family of God, and learn to block for your family, children, faith, and the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Conflict in marriage can be a destructive force, but it's also a necessary step towards deeper intimacy. Dr. Les and Leslie Parrott share their insights on how to fight well, using tools like the XYZ formula and sharing withholds to prevent negative withholds from escalating into arguments. They also discuss the four horsemen of the apocalypse, which can lead to the breakdown of a relationship. By understanding how relationships work, couples can move from pseudo-relationship to chaos, and eventually to genuine relationship, where they can be themselves without fear of judgment or rejection. [... more]

The rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem, as described in Nehemiah, is an example of how a unified and cooperative effort can lead to great accomplishments. Dr. Michael Youssef emphasizes the importance of consolidation, cooperation, and confirmation in building a strong and vibrant church, where every member is working together and using their spiritual gifts to serve others. [... more]

Preparing for life's transitions requires careful financial planning and a biblical worldview. Sharon Epp shares five essential strategies for meeting and managing changes, including praying for wisdom, seeking godly counsel, and communicating financial decisions. Rob West discusses the importance of investing and avoiding scams, while also exploring the role of precious metals in a portfolio. The tithe is also examined as a guideline for giving, but not the only way to honor God with one's finances. [... more]

Rebuilding broken walls requires facing fear with prayer, opposition with courage, and timidity with vision. Like Nehemiah and William Carey, we must overcome our own doubts and fears to do great things for God, and trust in His power to overcome obstacles and critics. [... more]

Nehemiah's experience rebuilding the broken walls of Jerusalem serves as an example for how individuals can rebuild brokenness in their world. He first persevered in praising the name of God, then persisted in prayer, and finally prepared for God's plan. Through his story, Dr. Youssef emphasizes the importance of quiet obedience and behind-the-scenes service, highlighting that God honors those who are willing to step out in faith and serve His will. [... more]

Dawn Saunders shares her personal story of loss and healing, and how God's creative process helped her rebuild her life after her husband's sudden passing. She discusses her book, When Your World Ends, and how it provides a seven-step process for creating an action plan to overcome grief and find purpose. [... more]

Men can be mended from childhood wounds through a biblical healing process that involves understanding their past, facing the truth, grieving what they deserved, and breaking the cycle for the next generation. Dr. Patrick Morley's book provides a positive plan to heal childhood wounds and break the cycle, offering practical exercises and reflections to help men identify and overcome their wounds. [... more]

Developing a private prayer life is essential for building a strong relationship with God. By setting aside time, finding a quiet place, and having a plan, individuals can deepen their faith and become more like Jesus Christ. As they focus on God, they will experience transformation, and their lives will become a hiding place for others, providing comfort, encouragement, and protection in times of trouble. [... more]

The speakers discuss various aspects of Christianity, including the Reformed tradition, church history, and biblical interpretation. They explore the relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility, and the concept of predestination. They also share personal experiences and insights on how to live out one's faith and honor unbelieving parents. [... more]

The pursuit of wealth can lead to empty pursuits, but a personal relationship with God brings lasting contentment. Jesus' parable of the sower reveals the deceitfulness of riches and the importance of cultivating good soil in our hearts. By prioritizing generosity, checking our emotional temperature, and rethinking our financial goals, we can break free from the lie of wealth and trust in God's promises. [... more]

The effects of socialism are evident in Cuba, where government-run grocery stores provide limited and poor-quality food options, leading to a decline in living standards. In contrast, capitalism promotes economic growth and prosperity, but income inequality remains a pressing issue in the US, with some arguing that raising taxes on the wealthy could help address this problem. Mark Halperin discusses the complexities of tax policy and the need for credible alternatives to liberal policies, while Benny Johnson shares his experiences in Cuba and exposes the lies of AOC's working-class persona. [... more]

Explore the intersection of faith and finance with Dr. David W. Jones as he delves into topics such as faith-based investing, Christian financial ethics, and the ethics of giving to the homeless. Learn about the importance of financial stewardship, ethical ways to help those in need, and strategies for retirement savings. Gain insights on how to navigate the complexities of poverty alleviation and make a positive impact on the world through your financial decisions. [... more]

Creating a family legacy is about more than just financial wealth, it's about passing down values, traditions, and faith to future generations. Certified Kingdom Advisors like Jan Thompson help families integrate biblical wisdom into their financial planning, making values-based decisions that withstand uncertainty and reflect unchanging biblical truth. [... more]

John D. Rockefeller's life story is one of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and biblical principles. He was the first billionaire in U.S. history, but his wealth was not the focus of his life. Instead, he prioritized his faith, family, and career, using his wealth to make a positive impact on the world. Rockefeller's business model was built on paying his employees well, treating them with respect, and giving them opportunities for advancement. He also gave away over half a billion dollars during his lifetime, focusing on health, education, and economic development. His legacy continues to inspire and educate people today. [... more]

God's people should walk in truth and love, supporting God's work and being faithful to Him. Continuing in Christ is life-sustaining, and God's people should underwrite God's work financially. There are real and fake believers in the church, and it's essential to focus on one's own relationship with God, leaving a godly legacy and being a bridge builder, not a bridge burner. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman discusses various relationship issues, including communication skills, family ties, and dating and marriage, providing guidance and advice to listeners on how to build stronger relationships and overcome challenges. [... more]

The church's existence is to exhibit spiritual reality, expose sinful corruption, and expel satanic darkness, while expanding God's glorious reputation and exemplifying spiritual passion and purpose. [... more]

Caregivers can benefit from artificial intelligence in healthcare, which can help predict and prevent chronic diseases, improve mental health outcomes, and provide personalized medicine. By integrating AI technology into electronic medical records and using blockchain to secure data, caregivers can have access to a comprehensive and accurate historical narrative of their loved one's health, reducing the burden on them and improving care. [... more]

The Bible's book of Ecclesiastes exposes the emptiness of chasing approval and status, revealing that true purpose and meaning come from God, not material wealth or pleasure. [... more]

Aaron Pearce shares his heart for the global youth and how Steiger began, discussing the challenges of being a young person in today's world and the importance of building authentic relationships to share the gospel. [... more]

The church's sense of purpose is crucial to its existence, and a decline in this sense can lead to its downfall. Christians must live with a biblical understanding of their mission, exposing sinful corruption and expelling satanic darkness, and shining as light in a dark world to fulfill God's purpose. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical account of Joshua and the Israelites, highlighting the importance of faith, patience, and prayer in overcoming challenges and facing spiritual battles. He emphasizes the need to call out to God and trust in His power, using the story of the fall of Jericho as an example. The message also touches on the rapture, the second coming of Jesus Christ, and the importance of living a godly life and sharing the message of the gospel with others. [... more]

Christians have a special superpower given by God, known as spiritual gifts, which make each believer an essential part of the church. These gifts are unique desires and divine enablements to share God's message with others, and they are essential for the church's unity and effectiveness. Understanding and using one's spiritual gift is crucial for a Christian's walk with Christ and for the church's growth and success. [... more]

Setting a financial finish line can help individuals prioritize generosity and manage resources effectively. It's a biblical principle that involves recognizing God as the ultimate treasure and stewarding resources wisely. By setting a finish line, individuals can gain freedom, contentment, and peace in their financial lives, and ultimately, draw closer to God. [... more]

Joy is not about happiness or circumstances, but about a relationship with Jesus that brings a supernatural joy, even in the midst of suffering. By changing our perspective and focusing on God, we can experience joy and find strength in our struggles. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman shares ideas for reconciliation between husbands and wives or parents and children, emphasizing the importance of tearing down walls of bitterness and resentment by extending forgiveness and confessing failures to God and the person wronged. [... more]

The church is often misunderstood as a human invention, but the Bible makes it clear that it's a divine institution. Membership in the church is not a matter of external attachment, but of spiritual union. The Bible teaches that the church is not a human society, but a community of people called by God, united by their faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Tearing down walls in relationships requires acknowledging and confessing one's own failures and sins, rather than blaming others. By seeking God's forgiveness and confessing to the person harmed, individuals can begin to rebuild relationships and improve mental health. [... more]

Navigating financial challenges with biblical wisdom, exploring debt forgiveness, trusts, and Social Security benefits, while seeking to honor God in our financial decisions. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah shares his experiences as a pastor, from his early days at Clearview Church to its transformation into a thriving community. He discusses the importance of patience, trust, and biblical grounding in church leadership, and how these qualities enabled him to shepherd the flock effectively through significant changes. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress reminds us of our primary purpose in life: a mission of spiritual search and rescue. He shares the story of Apostle Paul, who was imprisoned but continued to spread the gospel, and emphasizes the importance of living a life that attracts people to the gospel, rather than repelling them. [... more]

The pursuit of wealth can lead to emptiness and anxiety, but scripture offers a better way. By living as stewards instead of owners, we can find peace and purpose in our financial journey, and learn to give generously and live with contentment. [... more]

Christian parents can find hope and guidance in their journey with prodigal children by recognizing the spiritual battle they face and partnering with God to bring their children back to a path of righteousness. Through prayer, spiritual armor, and a willingness to have tough conversations, parents can navigate the challenges of raising children who are struggling with addiction, rebellion, and other destructive behaviors. By focusing on their own spiritual growth and seeking support from the church and other Christian communities, parents can find the strength and wisdom they need to help their children find their way back to God. [... more]

A grandfather's life story is told through his experiences in World War I, aviation, and toolmaking, showcasing his precision and order, and his contributions to American history. [... more]

A generous heart is a way of life that pleases God, as seen in the example of soccer star Sadio Mane, who chose to use his wealth to help others, building schools and giving to those in need, rather than hoarding it for himself. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman, a renowned author and leader, will be speaking at the Conversations That Matter speaker series in Myrtle Beach on June 15th. He will be discussing the successful characteristics of any marriage, how to rebuild families, and how to supercharge relationships. The event is part of a larger ministry effort to share the gospel and promote Christian values. [... more]

California's Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism for his handling of the riots in Los Angeles, where protesters have been burning cars and assaulting people. Meanwhile, a Florida man was arrested for running a dog fighting operation and had a nine-foot alligator on his property. The debate over medical freedom continues, with some advocating for the right to choose their own healthcare. In other news, a judge has dismissed a defamation suit against Blake Lively, and a new proposal is being considered to raise the federal minimum wage. Additionally, a $1,000 contribution is being proposed for every U.S. citizen born between 2024 and 2029. Greta Thunberg has spoken out about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, but some have questioned her motives and the actions of Hamas. [... more]

A small town physician's leap of faith in planning for his daughter's future reflects his choice to be prudent, a classic biblical virtue that involves giving thought to one's ways and seeking God's wisdom for current and future planning. [... more]

Andrew Higgins, a small boat builder from Louisiana, developed a revolutionary landing boat that played a crucial role in World War II. His innovative design, the Higgins boat, was used in amphibious landings and helped turn the tide of the war. Higgins' perseverance and vision led to the creation of Higgins Industries, which employed thousands of people and produced the majority of the Navy's landing craft. [... more]

Navigating the complexities of the preteen years can be challenging for parents and kids alike. Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of discipleship and faith development during this critical time. Tricia Goyer and Leslie Nunnery share their insights on how to disciple preteens, emphasizing the value of prayer, Bible reading, and family relationships. They also explore the role of conversations, technology, and social media in shaping a preteen's worldview. [... more]

Keeping kids entertained during the summer doesn't have to break the bank. Rob West shares 10 fun, free things your family can do this summer, from visiting the library to hosting a backyard campout. Meanwhile, he answers listener questions on long-term insurance, annuities, and retirement savings, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and conservative investing to protect against inflation risk. [... more]