Creating a new baby financial checklist involves adding the newborn to health insurance, updating life insurance, building an emergency fund, and setting up an education savings fund. It's also essential to update taxes and consider a credit freeze. For retirees, investing in a 50-50 portfolio of stocks and fixed-income investments is a good starting point, and considering faith-based investing options can help align investments with values. [... more]

As a nation, we've lost our way, devaluing life in the womb and tolerating lawlessness in our hearts. We must recognize the sin nature of humanity and the need for redemption through Christ. The abortion issue is a symptom of a larger problem, and we must take responsibility to vote and act in accordance with biblical values to maintain morality and decorum in our country. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of a Trump victory on the societal decline into Romans 1, the role of Marxism in the Democratic Party, and the Christian community's response to the issue of abortion, with a focus on the upcoming election and its potential consequences for the United States. [... more]

God's order for the family and marriage is clear, and it's essential to understand the biblical worldview on these topics. The breakdown of the family has led to societal ills, and it's crucial to honor one's parents and maintain a monogamous relationship. Homosexuality is a sin, but it's not a definition of a person, and God can forgive anyone who turns from their sin. Abortion is a complex issue, but the Bible teaches that life begins at conception, and it's essential to consider the long-term repercussions of this decision. Ultimately, God wants to transform people and help them become new creations in Christ. [... more]

To raise a young champion for Jesus Christ, parents must train their children from an early age, communicating with creativity, correcting with consistency, and consummating with conversion. This involves setting limits, assigning responsibilities, and teaching children to give, save, and spend money wisely. [... more]

The Bible provides clear answers to questions about the origin of life and when human life begins. A philosopher's views on evolution and the morality of abortion are contrasted with the biblical declaration of a creator God and the intricate design of human life. Medical science and DNA research support the idea that human life is formed according to a preexisting pattern and design. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares his personal story of being conceived out of wedlock and his search for meaning in life, leading him to find Jesus Christ and the gospel message. He reflects on the March for Life event in Washington, D.C. and the importance of speaking up for the unborn, while also sharing the message of hope and eternal life with those in attendance. [... more]

Mary, a young virgin, is visited by the angel Gabriel who announces that she will conceive a son, Jesus, who will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. Meanwhile, Elizabeth, a relative of Mary, is also pregnant with a son, John the Baptist, who will introduce Jesus as the Messiah. As Mary and Elizabeth's pregnancies progress, they experience miraculous events and encounters with the Holy Spirit, ultimately leading to the birth of Jesus and John the Baptist. [... more]

The abortion movement has become more radical post Roe v. Wade, with extreme bills and laws being pushed through state legislatures, removing almost all limits on abortion. In Minnesota, a bill called the Protect Reproductive Options Act would legalize taxpayer-funded, on-demand abortion for all, and end protections for babies born alive, taxpayer-funded abortions, parental notification, and informed consent for women. [... more]

God's perfect standard of right and wrong is rooted in His laws and principles, which emphasize the sanctity of human life and dignity. Christians are called to uphold these values in a society that often embraces moral relativism, and to care for the most defenseless among us, including the unborn. [... more]

Exploring the stages of masculine journey, from boyhood to sage, and how God uses people at each stage to help father us. Discussing the importance of sages in our lives, their role in passing on wisdom and experience, and how to recognize and develop this stage in ourselves and others. [... more]

The masculine journey is about becoming a good king, learning to lead with courage and freedom, and understanding the wounds of the past that can hinder this journey. A king is not just a ruler, but a leader who makes life better for those under their care, and it's about stepping into the roles of husband, man of the house, and leader with confidence and humility. [... more]

The masculine journey involves stages of development, including boyhood, cowboy ranger, warrior, and lover. A man's ability to love and be loved is deeply connected to his relationship with God and understanding of God's love. The love languages, as described by Gary Chapman, are a key concept in understanding how to love and be loved. A man's journey to becoming a good lover involves learning to love unconditionally and being loved in return, which is made possible by understanding and experiencing God's love. [... more]

The masculine journey is a path of self-discovery and growth for Christian men, where they learn to embody the warrior spirit and fight for their hearts and the hearts of others. This journey involves understanding God's image in men and learning to navigate the complexities of warfare, fierceness, and battle. Through boot camps and other teachings, men can gain a deeper understanding of their role as warriors for the King and develop the skills and courage needed to stand in the gap and fight for what is right. [... more]

The masculine journey involves stages of development, including boyhood, cowboy ranger, and warrior. The cowboy ranger stage is characterized by a love of adventure, hard work, and a desire to prove oneself. This stage is marked by a sense of discovery and a willingness to take risks. As men navigate this stage, they must confront their woundedness and learn to heal and restore themselves. Through experiences like camping, flying, and mowing greens, men can develop the skills and confidence needed to become cowboy rangers. [... more]

Exploring the boyhood stage of the masculine journey, where every boy is meant to learn they're the beloved son, and how a lack of fatherly love and guidance can lead to wounds and agreements that affect their lives. Discover how God can take us back through these stages to heal and restore us. [... more]

A young couple shares their story of losing a child and finding hope and healing through faith. They discuss their experiences with pregnancy loss, infant loss, and miscarriage, and how they've been able to minister to others who are going through similar struggles. [... more]

The psalmist's request to be quickened according to God's judgments is explored in the 119th Psalm, revealing a profound concept of birth and life. The idea of God's womb, where judgment and refining occur, is compared to the physical womb, highlighting the complexity of spiritual birth. A personal account of suicidal attempts and the refining process is shared, illustrating the stakes and the life-giving process that God undertakes. [... more]

The 119th Psalm's 77th verse reveals the significance of tender mercies, anointing of knowledge, and being born again, connecting God's womb to the concept of remembrance and faithfulness. [... more]

King David's verse 22 in Psalm 119 is a powerful Easter passage that reveals the connection between Jesus and the rolling away of reproach and shame, allowing us to be a righteous branch guarding God's testimonies. [... more]

God's love and care for us are unwavering, from the womb to the tomb. He knows our plans and has a purpose for our lives, which we can discover by answering His call. He promises to be with us through trials and challenges, even in old age, and to carry us through the floods and fires of life. [... more]

God knew us before we were born and had a plan for our lives, as seen in Jeremiah's story and the intricate design of DNA. He covered us in our mother's womb and made us wonderfully and marvelously, with a unique code that determines our function and purpose. God's thoughts towards us are precious and numerous, and He has a plan to bless us, give us a hope and a future, and carry us from the womb to the tomb. [... more]

Mary's song, the Magnificat, reveals her deep reverence and awe for God, highlighting His mighty power, holy nature, and merciful character. As a model of pure praise music, the Magnificat shows us how to exalt God and express our gratitude for His salvation and mercy. [... more]

Mary's Magnificat, a song of praise and adoration, reveals the character of God as holy, mighty, and merciful. The song, inspired by the Holy Spirit, showcases Mary's faith and reverence for God, highlighting His power to rescue and save, and His mercy towards those who fear Him. [... more]

The concept of socialism is discussed in relation to Christianity, with the host arguing that socialism leads to government control and the oppression of individuals. The discussion touches on the idea of total depravity and how it affects human behavior, as well as the dangers of communism and the importance of individual freedom. [... more]

Caregivers often face unimaginable challenges, from caring for loved ones with severe disabilities to navigating the complexities of suffering and grief. In the midst of these trials, it's easy to lose sight of hope and the power of faith. But what if we told you that there is a way to find strength and comfort in the midst of darkness? Join Peter Rosenberger as he shares his personal experiences and insights on how to navigate the journey of caregiving with hope and faith. [... more]