When Christians think about faithful stewardship generosity often comes to mind first We ask how much we should give where our gifts should go and how we can use our resources to bless others But what about the money we don't give away Faithful stewardship extends beyond charitable donations It includes our savings investments businesses and everything else God has entrusted to our care And that raises an important question How can we use all of our resources not just what we give to advance God's purposes Aimee Minnich Co-Founder Chief Impact Officer and General Counsel of the Impact Foundation [... more]

As the world faces increasing natural disasters, famines, and pestilences, Jesus' prophecy in Matthew 24 reminds us that these events will become more frequent and intense as we move toward the end of history. But despite the chaos, God's protection and pardon are available to those who turn to Him in repentance and faith. [... more]

Abraham's story is a testament to the human experience of facing famines and deserts in life, but it's also a reminder that God is with us even in the midst of hardship. When Abraham doubted God and resorted to deceit, he lost his testimony and had a negative influence on his family. However, he eventually bounced back and was restored by God. This story teaches us that the God who saves us is the God who sustains us, and that we must trust Him to provide for us in the midst of famine, whether it's economic, relational, or emotional. [... more]

The rebirth of Israel is a super sign of the end times, and current events suggest that Jesus' return is nearing. Globalism and the rise of a one-world government are interrelated with Satan's ultimate desire for mankind to rebel against God. The spread of invasive technology and surveillance is accelerating us toward a world where there will be no place to hide, and the social credit system in China may be a foreshadow of the kind of social management system the Antichrist will use to enforce absolute loyalty to his rule. [... more]

When faced with trials and hardships, it's easy to lose faith and trust in God. The story of Abraham teaches us that even in the midst of famine and uncertainty, God is always with us and can sustain us. We must learn to trust God, not just for a harvest, but for the strength to live through the famine. God doesn't leave us even when we leave him, and He wants us to return to Him and trust in His goodness and provision. [... more]

As the world faces uncertainty and potential devastation, Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores the themes of judgment and suffering, encouraging listeners to trust in God's faithfulness and prepare for the hard times ahead, while also examining the consequences of secularism and apostasy on Western civilization. [... more]

As the world faces unprecedented challenges, Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores the concept of judgment and how it relates to our current state of affairs. He draws parallels between ancient Israel and modern-day society, highlighting the consequences of moral and economic judgments. [... more]

The origin of the nations is rooted in the story of Noah's three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, who were scattered across the earth after the Tower of Babel. God's providence is evident in the nations, and understanding this is crucial for interpreting the events of our time, including the rise and fall of nations and the increasing racial conflict in America. [... more]