Money is never just about money and work is never just about a paycheck Scripture teaches that God owns everything gives us the ability to earn and calls us to work with integrity because ultimately we serve Christ Howard Dayton Founder of Compass Financial Ministry and author of Business God's Way says those truths should shape not only how Christians manage money but how we earn it in the first place Remember Who You're Really Working For The foundation of biblical earning begins with recognizing that God owns everything and that He is ultimately the One we serve Colossians - [... more]

A guy goes into a Best Buy the other day to purchase a laptop He's at the checkout asking for some help which apparently he got So the man said to the clerk Thank you sir But it turns out the sir identified as a ma'am That's right folks The Best Buy employee happened to be transgender The worker became enraged and defiantly told the customer that he would not sell him a laptop unless he called him ma'am The customer pulled out a cell phone and recorded what happened next Turns out the store manager agreed with the worker [... more]

Dana Loesch reacts to Jesse Watters grilling Michigan DSA Candidate Abdul el-Sayed over topics like castration reparations and Sharia Law Dana slams this continued idea of poltical reparations for minorities from Socialists candidates Texas Roadhouse issues a statement after facing backlash over allegations that restaurant employees participated in a racist Facebook group and discussed mistreating Black customers Legendary Country Superstar Dolly Parton passes away at age Dana shares commentary about her life and legacy Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Relief Factorhttps www ReliefFactor comYou could be the next person sharing a Relief Factor [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories in Bill Ruger and Alexander Sturm started a firearms company with a investment and a new -caliber pistol Within months orders were coming in faster than their small operation could fill them Then just as the company was taking off Sturm died unexpectedly at only years old Ruger pressed ahead He expanded into revolvers and rifles took the company public survived a costly attempt at building automobiles and even weathered a controversy that angered some of his most loyal customers Firearms historian Logan Metesh shares how a handful of men working out of [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signed four bills into law, including one that reduces his appointment powers and another that extends housing supplies and limits local zoning barriers across North Carolina. Meanwhile, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson rejected a proposed settlement with Duke Energy Progress, citing a 6.8% rate hike as too high. Senator Ted Budd led an unsuccessful effort to amend the U.S. Senate's continuing resolution to delay federal restrictions on hemp products, while North Carolina lawmakers remain deadlocked over legislation that would incorporate federal hemp standards into state law. The North Carolina Department of Labor recovered a record $3.7 million in unpaid wages for workers across the state. [... more]

Jim Johnson, a longtime pastor, shares his story of learning valuable life lessons from selling hot dogs at the Old Met Stadium in Bloomington, Minnesota, during the 1970s. He recounts his experiences with vendors, fans, and players, including Reggie Jackson, and how these encounters taught him about humility, dignity in work, and the importance of getting along with others. Johnson's story is a reflection on the human condition and the lessons we can learn from everyday experiences. [... more]

Western North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Helene, with federal grants aimed at rebuilding infrastructure and strengthening the workforce. Meanwhile, Duke Energy has joined the Trump administration's ratepayer protection pledge, promising to support measures preventing households and small businesses from paying for power plants and grid infrastructure changes. The North Carolina General Assembly is also debating election laws, with a pair of rewritten bills passed by the Senate that would shorten early voting for primary elections and add performance audits for election systems. Additionally, a state representative is raising concerns about professional standards in public schools, specifically regarding a transgender music teacher at an elementary school. [... more]

Biblical justice is a holistic concept that encompasses retributive and restorative justice, as well as a broader creative understanding of how things ought to be. It involves putting things to rights and fixing what's broken, and is tied to righteousness, mercy, and the care for the vulnerable. Christians are called to practice justice in their everyday financial decisions, including how they earn, spend, save, give, invest, and lend their money. [... more]

Tammy Harris, a tattoo artist from Cincinnati, shares her story of overcoming obstacles as a single mom and pursuing her dream of becoming a tattoo artist. She emphasizes the importance of putting customers first and treating them with respect and kindness, highlighting the value of ethics and profit complementing each other in business. [... more]

Dr. Amy Sherman joins the show to discuss vocational stewardship, the idea that our work is a means of seeking the common good and participating in God's redemptive mission in the world. She explains how this concept is not just about character and integrity, but also about the actual work itself and how it can reflect God's heart for justice, beauty, and restoration. [... more]

Western North Carolina leaders warn that Hurricane Helene recovery efforts may last years longer than public attention and funding will. Governor Josh Stein describes the state's financial slowdown as a threat to rebuilding efforts, and recovery leaders express concerns about volunteer oversight and construction quality. Meanwhile, a federal prison sentence has been handed down to Greg Lindbergh for insurance fraud, and a major electricity merger between Dominion and NextEra is planned, which could affect utility rates in the northeastern half of the state. [... more]

Mike Levin, a hotel legend and entrepreneur, shares his philosophy on customer satisfaction and leadership, emphasizing the importance of making decisions for the customer's benefit, rather than personal power or profit. He recounts his first booking experience and how it taught him to prioritize the customer's needs, leading to his success in the hotel industry. [... more]

Faith-driven investors are seeking ways to align their investments with their values, and new tools are making it easier than ever. Mike Schnackenberg from Eventide Asset Management discusses the rise of faith-based ETFs and how they can help investors make a positive impact through their investments, while avoiding problematic areas that go against their Christian worldview. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses various topics including anti-Semitism on Christian university campuses, redistricting and gerrymandering, gas prices, and small business owners being targeted by the left. He also talks to Wade Burleson, a Republican candidate running for Congress in Oklahoma, and Paul Johnson, the founder of Republican Red Winery, a conservative wine company in California. [... more]

Character growth, relationships, and the gospel are key to manifesting patience in our lives. We must learn to trust God's timing and have faith that the harvest will come, even if we don't see immediate results. Practicing patience requires understanding people better, being willing to learn from mistakes, and persevering through challenges. [... more]

Money is not a zero-sum game, and success is not achieved by exploiting others. Christians should strive to be wise stewards of their finances, creating experiences that draw people closer to Christ and His Word, and then encouraging them to give generously. This approach leads to a more sustainable and substantial inspiration to give, inspiring people to support the church and its mission. [... more]

Wealth in itself is not the problem, but the behavior of those who have it can be. Christians often struggle with the topic of money, but it's not about being reckless or making bad decisions. It's about not letting money control your life and being generous to others. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah and his team discuss the dangers of procrastination in ministry and leadership, highlighting the importance of living in the present and making decisions with urgency, as they reflect on the consequences of delaying actions and the benefits of living a life of faithfulness and productivity. [... more]

God's sovereign will and plan for our lives is a concept that is often misunderstood. Many people view God as distant and uninvolved, but the Bible teaches that He is a living person who cares deeply about every decision we make. When we understand this, our approach to planning and decision-making changes. We begin to ask, 'What is God's will for my life?' and 'How can I align my plans with His?' This requires a daily walk with Jesus Christ, where we seek to know Him and His ways. Through prayer and obedience, we can learn to discern God's voice and follow His lead, even in the midst of uncertainty and suffering. [... more]

Planning for the future without God can lead to disaster, while trusting in His plan can bring long-term success and fulfillment. Dr. Shah emphasizes the importance of valuing people and seeing them as valuable, rather than just using them as means to an end. He also encourages listeners to take their life seriously and not waste it, as life is short and unpredictable, like a vapor that appears for a little time and then vanishes away. [... more]