David's words in Psalm 37 offer guidance on how to handle frustration and envy in a culture that rewards wrong behavior. He advises trusting in the Lord and doing good, which leads to obedience and a stronger faith. This message is relevant in today's world where people are struggling with anxiety and doubt. [... more]

David's words in Psalm 37 offer guidance on how to handle frustration and envy caused by evildoers and workers of iniquity, emphasizing the importance of trust in the Lord and obedience to his commands. [... more]

Biblical wisdom for financial decisions emphasizes trusting God's provision and peace, even in hard circumstances. It encourages capital preservation, focusing on hanging onto money rather than high returns, and growing it modestly to continue taking income. Long term care insurance is considered a good idea for those with assets between $200,000 and $2 million, as it can help with the high costs of care. Self-funding and using other assets, such as pensions and social security, can also be viable options. [... more]

When praying, we often ask if our requests are in God's will, but the Bible gives us a sure thing: praying for others to know God better. This is the key to praying with confidence, as seen in the Apostle Paul's prayer in Ephesians chapter 1, where he prays for the eyes of the heart to be enlightened, that people may know God's purpose and power, and be steadfast in the faith. [... more]

God's help is always available, not because we do our chores, but because He loves us in spite of our brokenness. Building an emergency fund can provide peace of mind and financial stability, but it's essential to prioritize God's help and trust in His provision. Financial planning and investing should be guided by biblical principles, considering God's wisdom and guidance in our financial decisions. [... more]

Caregivers struggle with isolation and excessive stress, which can lead to burnout and anxiety. Embracing the concept of 'flunk now and avoid the rush' can help caregivers accept reality and find peace of mind. By prioritizing their own well-being and setting healthy boundaries, caregivers can become stronger and more effective in their roles. [... more]

David's words in Psalm 37 offer guidance on how to navigate life's challenges, emphasizing the importance of delighting in the Lord, staying calm and looking up, and trusting in God's vindication. The passage also explores the concept of meekness and its relationship to inheriting the whole earth. [... more]

As family caregivers, we often feel the need to be constantly active and in control, but learning to be still and trust in God's plan can be a powerful source of comfort and strength. Peter Rosenberger shares his own experiences as a caregiver and explores the importance of stillness and faith in the midst of chaos, using hymns and scripture to anchor his message. [... more]