Recognizing God's laws of stewardship can free us from the downside of having money, and when we give, it's an expression of our love, not a means to gain more. The early church's commitment to proper distribution and generosity is a model for us, and we're blessed in this life and the next when we give freely, trusting God to direct our resources. [... more]

A discussion on the implications of gospel competitions and award shows in churches, the importance of theology and apologetics, and a critique of Eastern Orthodox and Catholic teachings on prayer and idolatry. [... more]

Living with integrity and making wise financial decisions requires a deep understanding of God's principles and values. By fearing the Lord and obeying His commands, individuals can develop discernment, guidance, and protection in their financial lives. Christians are called to be wise caretakers of their finances, living by biblical principles and avoiding foolish attitudes towards money. Understanding the mathematics of amortized interest and making informed decisions about mortgages and investing can also help individuals achieve financial freedom and security. [... more]

Job's journey from suffering to understanding God's role as creator, controller, and caretaker. He learns to submit to God's position and surrender to his plan, eventually repenting and praying for his friends, leading to God's reward of blessings, friends, and a new farm. [... more]

A well-to-do woman from Shunem uses her resources to take care of the prophet Elisha, demonstrating the importance of prioritizing God's will and serving others. Pastor Paul Shepherd emphasizes that love is an action, and kingdom caretakers should focus on fulfilling God's purpose and calling in their lives. [... more]

The story of Job, a righteous man who suffered greatly, teaches us about the nature of God as creator, controller, and caretaker. Through his trials, Job learns about submission to God's position and surrender to his plan, ultimately leading to repentance and a deeper understanding of God's character. [... more]

The discussion highlights the connection between biblical morality and economic principles, arguing that a biblical worldview is essential for understanding economics. The conversation touches on the ideas of Adam Smith, capitalism, and socialism, as well as the implications of climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic on economic policy and individual freedom. [... more]

Your life is a life on loan, entrusted to you by God, and it's your responsibility to protect and expand it for his kingdom. Jesus teaches us about stewardship through a parable of a master who entrusts his slaves with his possessions, and we must understand that our life is not our own, but a gift from God that we must use wisely and responsibly. [... more]

The Supreme Court is set to rule on the Coniglia vs Strom case, which revolves around the confiscation of a man's firearms by law enforcement. The case raises questions about the Community Caretaker Exception, a provision that allows police to search and seize property without a warrant in certain circumstances. The court must balance the need to keep citizens safe with the protection of individual rights under the Fourth Amendment. [... more]

Your life is not your own, but a life on loan from God. As a slave to Jesus Christ, you are entrusted with his possessions, and it's your responsibility to protect and expand them for his kingdom. Understanding stewardship and accountability is crucial, as you will be judged for your good and bad deeds at the judgment seat of Christ. [... more]

Caregivers can alleviate stress and regain control of their data with Vault, a secure information management and communication platform. Audrey Bond, CEO of Vault, shares her personal experience of building the platform to help families and caregivers communicate and share important information, alleviate stress, and give people back control of their data. [... more]