Developing spiritual intimacy in marriage is key to a deeper connection with your partner. Chip Ingram shares practical steps to build this foundation, including praying together, worshiping together, and taking baby steps towards a stronger relationship. By focusing on God's love and commitment, couples can overcome challenges and cultivate a more fulfilling marriage. [... more]

Cultivating spiritual intimacy is key to keeping love alive in marriage. Chip Ingram shares practical insights on how to develop this essential skill, drawing from biblical teachings and personal experiences. By focusing on God's design for marriage and choosing unconditional love, couples can build a deeper connection and navigate life's challenges together. [... more]

Developing spiritual intimacy in marriage requires recognizing the supremacy of Christ's role and relationship in your marriage, actively believing in God's love, and cultivating a deeper connection with your mate by following God's design for marriage. [... more]

Faith in Finance explores the intersection of faith and finances, offering biblical wisdom for managing God's resources. Host Rob West discusses the importance of stewardship, the role of a Christian financial advisor, and practical tips for navigating financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. [... more]

Choosing contentment is a daily path that comes from a surrendered heart, cultivated through walking with Christ. It's not found in having everything, but in knowing the one who is everything. A biblical approach to financial decisions and stewardship can help individuals navigate their finances and make wise investment choices, especially in retirement. Additionally, seeking help with debt and credit counseling can provide freedom and peace of mind. [... more]

Covetousness is a disordered desire that can poison our joy and drive us into unwise financial decisions. It's idolatry that dethrones God and puts possessions on the throne. The opposite of covetousness isn't deprivation, but contentment in Christ, which can be learned by trusting in God's abundance and practicing gratitude and generosity. [... more]

Charles Eliot, the longest-serving president of Harvard University, envisioned a world where anyone could access a liberal education through a collection of books, known as the Harvard Classics. This idea was born out of the changing nature of work and the emergence of leisure time in the 20th century. Eliot's vision was to make education accessible to the masses, and his idea was realized through the creation of the Harvard Classics, a 50-volume collection of works by prominent authors. The series was a huge success, selling over 350,000 full sets in the first two decades of its publication. [... more]

A quiet revival is underway, with many people returning to traditional religion, particularly among young men. This shift is seen as a reaction to social and cultural chaos, with humans tending to look back at things that were lost. However, simply rejecting bad ideas is not enough; embracing and building on true and good ideas is necessary for a new culture to be cultivated. [... more]

God calls believers to be faithful, but even our best efforts fall short of his holy standard. True faithfulness is cultivated through the work of the Spirit, and it is exemplified in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Faithfulness is a fruit of the Spirit that is produced in the lives of believers, and it is essential for living a life that honors God. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes God's faithfulness, which is exemplified in the person of Jesus Christ. This faithfulness is a reminder of God's reliability and trustworthiness, and it is cultivated in the lives of his children through devotion and a growing likeness to his character. As followers of Jesus, we are called to reflect God's faithfulness in our own lives, even in the face of temptation and adversity. [... more]

God has a plan for every individual life, and He wants to guide us continually. To find His will, we must trust in the Lord with all our heart, lean not to our own understanding, and acknowledge Him in all our ways. God's guidance comes through His Word, prayer, the Holy Spirit, and providence, and He will clear the way for us when we obey Him. [... more]

A mortgage company founded on Christian values and biblical wisdom, Movement Mortgage has grown dramatically since its founding in 2008, using its profits to fund charitable outreach and community impact through the Movement Foundation, which has given away over $377 million to date, supporting education, healthcare, and poverty relief efforts in the US and around the world. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist, shares insights from the book of Genesis, highlighting the economic implications of the creation story and how it relates to our work and financial decisions. He explains how God's creation and work ethic can guide us in our daily lives and how we should approach our relationship with the earth, emphasizing the importance of development and stewardship. [... more]

Developing patience is a crucial aspect of the Christian life, as it affects every single aspect of our life, from relationships to finances to our decisions. It's a quality we need to develop through personal responsibility, effort, and time, and it's not something that comes easily. We must recognize difficulties as opportunities for growth, accept our human limitations, and be willing to change and overcome bad habits and wrong thinking. [... more]

God has a plan for every life, and He wants us to be successful and victorious. To know His will, we must trust in Him with all our hearts, lean not unto our own understanding, and acknowledge Him in all our ways. He will direct our paths and clear the way for us, making straight our paths and removing obstacles. By trusting in Him, we can experience spiritual growth, sanctification, and a deeper relationship with Him. [... more]

Randy Alcorn shares 11 guidelines for giving based on the New Testament, emphasizing the importance of generosity, stewardship, and breaking the grip of materialism. He discusses how giving cultivates thankfulness, happiness, and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

A look at the future of chicken production with cultivated meat, a man's 330-mile walk across America, and a conversation with the widow of legendary author William Styron about her life and marriage. Meanwhile, a young girl's love for 70s soft rock legend Michael McDonald brings her closer to her grandfather, and the Smothers Brothers reflect on their time in the spotlight and their enduring legacy. [... more]

Building an intergenerational church model is crucial for preserving the faith and legacy of future generations. Dr. Abbadon Shah and his wife Nicole discuss the importance of creating a culture that passes on the truth to the next generation, reaching people through creative and innovative ways, and creating a sense of belonging and purpose for individuals of all ages. [... more]

German data analysis reveals a four times increase in sudden deaths following COVID vaccine rollouts. The World Health Summit member admits COVID lockdowns were political, not scientific. The cultivated meat industry is growing, with companies like Believer Meats building large facilities. Meanwhile, some companies are promoting transgender ideology to children through their products. [... more]

Developing a support system is crucial when facing famines, deserts, and other hard places in life. According to Jeremiah, trusting in God and having faith in Him can provide inner strength and spiritual growth, even in times of drought and hardship. By relying on God's promises and presence, individuals can cultivate a deeper relationship with Him and find the strength to endure difficult circumstances. [... more]