Faith-based investing continues to grow, with more individuals and institutions seeking to align their investments with their faith and values. Experts like Bob Dahl provide market predictions and investment strategies, emphasizing the importance of economic growth, managing inflation, and making informed decisions about retirement planning and stock market investments. [... more]

Many people struggle with medical debt due to a broken healthcare system. Christian Healthcare Ministries offers a biblical community-based approach to managing healthcare costs, allowing members to choose their own healthcare providers and share medical expenses. This nonprofit organization has been serving Christians for over 40 years, sharing over $13 billion in medical bills. It's a unique and affordable alternative to traditional insurance, with programs starting under $100 per month. [... more]

A new rule from the United States Department of Labor aims to make farm worker wages more predictable and fair, but some groups are calling for Congress to make the changes permanent to help stabilize the agricultural industry and grocery prices. [... more]

Providing shoes to children in need around the world brings health, education, and hope to vulnerable communities. Buckner Shoes for Orphan Souls is a Christian ministry that has been serving children for decades, distributing shoes and promoting holistic ministry in over 80 countries. Every pair of shoes opens the door for a child to have a better life and hear about the love of Jesus. [... more]

A slowing job market can stir up fear, but as followers of Christ, we don't have to be paralyzed by uncertainty. Preparation and diligence matter, but so does prayer and trust. Remember, God orders your steps, He knows your needs, and He promises to provide. We'll explore how to apply biblical principles to our financial decisions, including wise stewardship, the importance of wisdom over wealth, and how to make informed choices about our money. [... more]

Understanding temperaments, specifically the yellow temperament, can help individuals make informed financial decisions that align with their values and personality. By recognizing the strengths and weaknesses of the yellow temperament, individuals can develop strategies for effective financial management, such as using flexible planning tools and framing financial wins in terms of freedom and short-term wins. This approach can help individuals like Rob West, a certified kingdom advisor, navigate financial conversations with ease and make decisions that honor God with their finances. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Jared Goff's treatment by the Los Angeles Rams, who traded him without a conversation or heads-up, sparking debate about employer courtesy and professionalism in the NFL. The conversation also touches on the state of college football and its place in American sports, with some questioning whether it will remain the second most popular sport by 2030. [... more]

Combining finances as a married couple requires open and honest communication, trust, and a shared understanding of God's heart for money and marriage. Understanding the benefits of qualified charitable distributions and how to compare retirement plans can also help individuals make informed decisions about their financial futures. [... more]

Employment scams skyrocketed last year, increasing by nearly 120 percent. The FTC routinely handles thousands of employment scam complaints each year, but that number is rising dramatically as technology makes conning job seekers easier for online thieves. Meanwhile, a listener seeks advice on how to pay off a mortgage and remove a co-borrower from the deed, while another listener wants to know how to determine the value of a commemorative coin collection. Additionally, a listener asks about the impact of taking a part-time job on disability benefits, and a couple seeks advice on how to plan for retirement. [... more]

Working multiple jobs can be overwhelming, but with practical and spiritual insights, individuals can stay organized, communicate effectively, and manage their time. Biblical principles can guide financial decisions, including tithing and retirement planning, while managing debt and insurance needs. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the biblical roles of husbands and wives, parents and children, and employers and employees, providing practical advice on how to maintain peaceful and loving relationships in the home and workplace. [... more]

Preparing for college requires careful financial planning, and biblical wisdom can guide decision-making. Art Rayner shares strategies for minimizing debt and avoiding costly misconceptions. Meanwhile, listeners seek advice on retirement planning, investment strategies, and faith-based investing, highlighting the importance of aligning financial decisions with one's values. [... more]

A biblical work ethic is key to contentment on the job, and serving God in work is the key to rediscovering meaningful work. A person of noble character develops a positive attitude towards work, knowing that diligence can produce many benefits. The desire to do productive, meaningful work is in our DNA, but work was twisted by sin after the fall. A Christian's boss is Jesus, not their employer, and living within their means is crucial for faithful stewardship. [... more]

Donating appreciated stocks to a ministry can greatly benefit both the donor and recipient, allowing for tax-deductible gifts and avoiding capital gains taxes. However, it's essential to consider the type of organization and the donor's adjusted gross income to maximize the tax benefits. Additionally, managing multiple 401K accounts and making informed investment decisions can impact one's financial future, and paying off a mortgage with a low interest rate may not always be the most financially savvy option. [... more]

God's perspective on work emphasizes the importance of submission, right behavior, and a right attitude in the workplace. Christians are called to serve their employers as if they were serving Jesus Christ, with a right commitment and a right motive. This approach brings an eternal reward and demonstrates that God is a saving God. [... more]

Having a high credit score can save you thousands of dollars in interest over the life of a loan, but it's not just about the money. Paying back debts in a timely manner and maintaining a good credit score is a matter of biblical wisdom, as it reflects our trust in God as our provider. A good credit score can also impact your interest rates, insurance premiums, and even your job prospects. In this episode, we explore the importance of credit scores and offer practical advice on how to improve yours, including paying bills on time, keeping credit card balances low, and building a credit history. [... more]

Rob West discusses three ways to avoid losing money, including not contributing enough to a 401k, not taking full advantage of a flexible spending account, and lending too much to Uncle Sam through excessive tax withholding. He also answers listener questions about selling gold coins, capital gains tax, and rolling over a 401k to an IRA or current employer's 401k plan. [... more]

God created work as a gift, but the curse of sin makes it a constant struggle. Many people find themselves working multiple jobs to make ends meet, but this can lead to burnout and idolization of work. Rob West offers practical and spiritual insights for managing multiple jobs, including staying organized, communicating effectively, and managing time. He also discusses the importance of prioritizing spiritual well-being and recognizing when work becomes an idol. [... more]

Rob West discusses the importance of biblical principles in managing small businesses, including stewardship, integrity, and generosity. He also answers listener questions on credit management, debt management, and financial planning, providing guidance on how to make wise financial decisions as a Christian. [... more]

Parents struggling to support adult children living at home may be setting themselves up for financial hardship. Experts recommend setting clear expectations, teaching financial responsibility, and helping children develop a budget and savings plan. Meanwhile, individuals seeking to improve their credit scores or manage debt may benefit from strategies such as paying off high-interest loans and building an emergency fund. [... more]