The resurrection of Jesus proves that God keeps his promises, and we can be sure of that. The great hope that we have is that He walks with us through this life and then meets us in the afterlife. Being a Christian means you put your complete faith in Christ and turn from your sin, and then you must receive Christ into your life. [... more]

The cradle represents the beginning of the Christmas story, while the cross explains why Jesus came to earth. The cross represents man's only way to forgiveness and hope in Jesus. Jesus was born to die, taking the penalty for our sins, and God became one of us to establish a relationship with us. [... more]

Families can create a realistic plan before the holiday season by deciding what they can afford, setting a total budget, and using cash or debit cards to track spending. Giving meaningful gifts, staying within healthy limits, and focusing on shared experiences can also help. For families dealing with debt, giving within their means and scaling back can help celebrate Christmas without adding to the burden. [... more]

Understanding the difference between cyclical and secular trends in the market can help investors make wiser long-term decisions with their portfolios. Mark Biller explains how these trends impact the bond market and why it's essential to diversify beyond a simple stock-bond portfolio. He discusses how to build a resilient portfolio that can withstand both short-term and long-term market cycles, and how to navigate the challenges of a potential secular bear market in bonds. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares two essential tools for achieving a prioritized life: managing your time effectively and being mindful of your finances. He emphasizes the importance of setting aside time for prayer and Bible study, using a simple method called the 'two-pro-apt' approach, and being honest about your financial priorities. By following these principles, you can experience the peace and power of a prioritized life and live a more balanced and fulfilling existence. [... more]

A conversation about the importance of softness in marriage, where wives approach their husbands with humility and a willingness to learn, rather than accusation or control. The discussion highlights the need for spiritual growth, effective communication, and mutual encouragement in relationships, and how vulnerability can lead to deeper intimacy and understanding. [... more]

Women were created in a soft and tender way, and their influence can impact any room they're in without needing to be loud or hold the highest title. However, this softness is often misunderstood as weakness, and women may feel pressure to be strong and dominant. The Parrs, Jennifer and Alan, share their personal journey of redefining success for women and how they've learned to lean into their softness, using their gifts and skills in a way that brings balance and harmony to their marriage and family. [... more]

Living with chronic pain and caring for a loved one can be overwhelming, but finding hope and faith can be a powerful source of strength. A caregiver's journey is not just about physical care, but also about emotional and spiritual support. By anchoring themselves in Scripture and trusting in God's goodness, caregivers can find the courage to face each new day and the wisdom to navigate the complexities of caregiving. [... more]

Andrew and Jack, a father-son duo, narrowly avoid a collision with a mysterious boat while deep-sea fishing. They soon discover the boat's owner, Sasha Scheller, has fallen overboard without a life jacket. Despite the odds, Andrew and Jack devise a plan to search for Sasha, using the boat's GPS to track his last known location. After an agonizing search, they finally spot Sasha in the water and rescue him, thanks to their quick thinking and bravery. [... more]

The Jewish people's commitment to the Word of God is highlighted in Nehemiah chapter 8, where they gather to hear Ezra read the law, demonstrating their hunger for spiritual growth and their desire to rebuild their lives through a commitment to Scripture. As they listen to the Word, they are attentive, exalted, and joyful, experiencing very great gladness as they realize that Jesus fulfills their needs and provides for them. [... more]

Regularly immersing ourselves in the truth of God's Word is essential for spiritual growth and a strong Christian life. The Bible is perfect, a treasure, and a source of joy, peace, and happiness. It is the yardstick by which we measure all other truth, and it has the power to transform our minds and lives. [... more]

Ryan Stewart, a successful dog walker in New York City, shares his life story, from being adopted by a military family to finding purpose in working with dogs. He discusses how dogs have impacted his life, including his experiences in juvenile detention facilities, and how they have helped him connect with troubled youth. [... more]

Jalen Brunson's incredible performance in the NBA playoffs has the New York Knicks on the rise, but can they take down the Boston Celtics in a highly anticipated matchup at Madison Square Garden? Meanwhile, the Rangers are dominating in the NHL playoffs, and overtime hockey is delivering thrilling moments that leave fans on the edge of their seats. [... more]

Godly parents create an environment where their children can learn and grow, responding to God's purpose and agenda. They set clear objectives, practice what they preach, and focus on their children's character development, rather than their success or happiness. [... more]

To experience the peace and power of a prioritized life, one must start by giving God the first block of their time, asking for His guidance and wisdom, and then sorting out their life. This involves getting their time under control, using tools like the '2 Pro' method, and being intentional with their finances, giving the first portion of each paycheck to the Lord, paying bills next, and living on the rest. By doing so, individuals can learn to be good stewards of their resources, enjoy the blessings of God, and find joy and satisfaction in their lives. [... more]

A neurosurgeon shares his personal experience of losing a son and how he found hope and healing through his faith and a treatment plan for recovering from trauma and tragedy. [... more]

Jesus Christ is the light of the world, and those who follow Him will not walk in darkness. He becomes light to those who love and receive Him, but darkness to those who hate and reject Him. The Bible promises that those who follow Jesus will shine forever and ever, reflecting His glory and influencing others with the light of life. [... more]

Jesus claims to be the light of the world, guiding people out of darkness and into the light of life. He explains that following him brings confidence, joy, and a sense of purpose, contrasting with the darkness and fear of those who reject him. [... more]

The concept of remembrance and the fear of the Lord are central to understanding the Zion verse in Habakkuk. The verse describes the tents of Kedar and the curtains of Midian, which symbolize the human tendency to seek cover and hide from God's presence. However, God's power and love are greater than any false cover, and those who live by faith will find true peace and protection in Him. [... more]

Dr. Peter McCullough, a cardiologist and author of The Courage to Face COVID-19, discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine, highlighting concerns about sudden deaths and the potential risks of mRNA technology. [... more]