Faith shapes every part of our lives, including how we spend, save, invest, and give. Every financial decision is ultimately a spiritual one, revealing what we value, trust, and treasure most. A new devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, explores how faith transforms the way we manage money, emphasizing the importance of living with margin, seeking wise counsel, and understanding God's grace and generosity. [... more]

The Todd Sterns radio program discusses various topics including Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, Liz Cheney, communism, school shootings, gun control, Bidenflation, the economy, voting, and the election. The show features interviews and calls from listeners, covering a range of issues and opinions. [... more]

Hosted by Jane Pauley In our cover story Jim Axelrod reports on identical twins Joe and Will Lawrance and the legacy of remarkable artwork they left behind Also Mo Rocca sits down with Michael Douglas to discuss his new series Franklin in which he plays founding father Benjamin Franklin Lee Cowan interviews actress Rebel Wilson Tracy Smith sits down with The Who's Pete Townshend whose rock opera Tommy is returning to Broadway Martha Teichner talks with Hillary Clinton and Malala Yousafzai producers of a Broadway musical about suffragists called Suffs To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, including a man hiding under an Airbnb host's bed and a bear stealing a $45 Taco Bell order. Meanwhile, a Sharpie art masterpiece sparks debate, and big tech censorship raises concerns about free speech. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for indecent exposure in multiple stores, while another man claims to have died from a Panera Bread caffeinated lemonade. A woman sets her Tinder date on fire over $60, and a drawing of a podcast host sparks an art scandal. Meanwhile, a discussion on bicycle safety highlights the importance of following traffic rules. [... more]

The discussion revolves around gun control, the Second Amendment, and the proposed assault weapons ban, as well as the Republican Party's strategy and the culture war. The conversation also touches on Hunter Biden's art sales, NATO, China, and border security. [... more]

A 77-year-old Florida man was arrested for possessing $1,800 worth of black market erectile dysfunction drugs, claiming they were for a Native American church. Meanwhile, a Danish artist created a modern art piece by submitting two empty canvases to an exhibition on labor conditions, sparking a controversy. Additionally, the US is facing a housing crisis with 99% of the country's median home prices being unaffordable, largely due to government spending and inflation. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the border crisis, including the use of taxpayer funds to house illegal immigrants, is sparking controversy. Meanwhile, a Danish artist's stunt of submitting empty canvases as a work of art has sparked debate about the nature of art. The U.S. Forest Service is allocating $100 million in grants to achieve 'tree equity,' a concept designed to increase access to trees in minority neighborhoods, but critics argue it's a waste of taxpayer money. [... more]

Behind bars, Maine state prisons have been producing exceptional crafts for over a century, providing inmates with a sense of purpose and a chance to give back to society. Meanwhile, Dr. Francis Collins, the outgoing head of the National Institutes of Health, reflects on his 12-year tenure and the challenges he faced, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the world of music, Christian rock has evolved into a distinct genre, with artists like Amy Grant and for King and Country sharing their faith through their songs. In Spain, Penelope Cruz has found a new sense of home and inspiration in Madrid, where she continues to act and raise her family. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll shares a message from Ephesians, highlighting the concept of God's artwork, where believers are created as unique masterpieces through faith and grace. He emphasizes that salvation is a gift, not earned through works, and that living out a life of faith leads to good works that prove one's salvation. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll explores the concept of God's amazing grace and its role in redemption, emphasizing that salvation is a gift through faith, not a result of works, and that it's the foundation for a life of good works and spiritual growth. [... more]

Former gangster Steve Skipper shares his powerful story of redemption and success, from his troubled past to his discovery of his artistic talent and his faith in God. With the help of God, Steve was able to escape the gang lifestyle and find a new purpose in life, becoming a successful artist and painter. He talks about how God gave him the gift of art and how he was able to use it to glorify God and bring hope to others. [... more]