Couples can turn money from a source of division into an opportunity for greater unity in marriage by facing debt honestly, working through it together, and managing their finances intentionally. A cash flow plan and regular money meetings can help foster transparency and teamwork, while generosity and a shared vision can bring couples closer together. [... more]

The Israelites' grumbling and lack of faith in God's provision is a recurring theme in their wilderness journey. God provides for them miraculously, but they often forget and complain, leading to their own downfall. The solution lies in developing a constant dependence on the living Lord, cultivating a thankful attitude, and remembering God's past provisions. [... more]

Pride is a form of insanity that distorts reality, leading to mistakes and huge consequences. King Nebuchadnezzar's pride and arrogance are classic examples of this, as he is warned by God through Daniel but refuses to humble himself, ultimately leading to his downfall. God judges the proud and hates pride, and it is the fundamental sin that enthrones self and dethrones God. [... more]

Believers can find hope in their suffering by understanding God's character, theology, and purpose. Suffering can produce endurance, character, and ultimately, humility. It's essential to recognize that God is not punishing or abandoning us, but rather, he's working to redeem and transform us through our trials. [... more]

Financial anxiety can weigh heavily on our hearts, but Jesus invites us to see reality differently, reminding us that our Father knows what we need and will care for us. He encourages us to look beyond our control and trust in His care, rather than relying on our own planning and striving. By releasing what we cannot control and seeking wisdom, we can find peace and security in God, rather than in our income or investments. [... more]

The story of the Passover and its significance in the Bible, highlighting the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ and the importance of faith, obedience, and salvation. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including baptism, Mormonism, Calvinism, predestination, free will, election, and the importance of preaching and evangelism. He also addresses the issue of people struggling with sin and the concept of antinomianism. [... more]

Cultivating contentment in a culture that constantly craves more is a learned behavior that requires trust and a deep understanding of one's financial status and the source of wealth. Jeff Mannion, teaching pastor of Ada Bible Church, shares his personal journey of learning contentment and the importance of generosity in breaking the grip of wealth on our lives. By focusing on what we already have and being fully alive to God and the people around us, we can navigate the challenges of prosperity and find true peace and joy. [... more]

God hardens Pharaoh's heart, bringing ten plagues upon Egypt to confound their gods and prove His power. Moses and Aaron obey God, speaking to Pharaoh and performing miracles, but Pharaoh's stubbornness and pride lead him to refuse God's message. The plagues include the Nile turning to blood, frogs, lice, beetles, livestock death, boils, hail, locusts, and darkness, each confounding a key Egyptian god. Through it all, Moses' obedience and motivation to glorify God are highlighted, contrasting with Pharaoh's refusal to acknowledge God's word. [... more]

The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham has left a void in the US Senate, but his legacy lives on through his work on foreign policy, particularly in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the case against Charlie Kirk's accused assassin has brought attention to the spread of conspiracy theories, and the World Cup has captured America's attention, inspiring a new generation of soccer fans. [... more]

As followers of Jesus, the watchword isn't mine, but yours. Not self, but others. The entire section of 1 and 2 Peter deals with how we as believers live our lives on the stage of this world, and it could be that by the way we live our lives in all of those areas, we actually attract the unbelieving world to our testimony. The church ought to be the place where the walking wounded feel at home, people who are wounded and beat up by this world should be able to come because we revel in being tender-hearted with each other. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores America's 250th anniversary, discussing the country's founding principles, the role of Christianity, and the current state of morality. Guests Ed Vitegliano and David Wheaton examine the consequences of a nation rebelling against God, the importance of natural law, and the threat of socialism and Islam. They also discuss the need for revival, the dangers of treason, and the potential for national collapse. [... more]

Persecution is coming to the church, and it will take many forms, from the loss of free speech to the loss of jobs and homes. Christians must be prepared to stand strong in their faith, even in the face of adversity, and trust in the Holy Spirit to guide them. The Bible warns of a time of great persecution, and it is happening now, as seen in the rise of anti-Christian values and the increasing hostility towards Jews and Christians. The church must be aware of the signs of the times and be prepared to endure, just as Jesus said, for it is in the midst of persecution that the gospel will spread and the church will be purified. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses various topics including American history, the Graham Plattner scandal, reverse mortgages, and the NATO meeting. He also talks about identity theft and fraud, and the Maine Senate race. [... more]

LeBron James' potential retirement and his impact on the NBA is a topic of discussion, but his ego and desire to be the center of attention are also being questioned. Meanwhile, the World Cup is underway, and teams like Argentina, France, and Spain are making their mark. The USA soccer team, however, is struggling, and their lack of physicality and depth are major concerns. American soccer fans are also wondering why the country has not developed a world-class superstar, despite having a large immigrant population and world-class facilities. [... more]

A discussion on the biblical view of self-defense, pastoral disqualification, and the Nephilim. A caller shares concerns about occult activity and demonic oppression in their home, and the host offers guidance on how to address the issue. The topic of eternal security is also discussed, with a focus on the importance of faith alone and Christ alone in achieving salvation. [... more]

Steve Farrar encourages men to prioritize their families and lead with biblical manhood, teaching their sons to fear the Lord and be connected instead of distracted. He shares personal stories of his own experiences as a father, including a moment when his son confessed to using alcohol and marijuana, and how he responded with compassion and guidance. Farrar emphasizes the importance of discipline and responsibility in raising children, and how fathers represent God to their kids. [... more]

The Bible is full of stories of men who failed, but ultimately learned valuable lessons from their experiences. Moses, David, and Mark all faced desert experiences that tested their faith and forced them to re-evaluate their priorities. Through their stories, we can learn the importance of dependence on God, repentance, and endurance in the face of adversity. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the use of artificial intelligence to analyze worldviews, the role of women in church leadership, and the return of Christ. He also addresses questions from listeners on biblical doctrine and eschatology. [... more]

God has called men to lead their families lovingly before Christ, and as such, they must love God deeply and teach their sons diligently, starting with the basics of loving God and His Word, and then applying it to their daily lives, making it a natural part of their conversations and interactions with their children. [... more]

President Trump's phone call to FIFA to get a US soccer player reinstated in the World Cup has sparked controversy, with some criticizing his involvement in the game. Meanwhile, the US team's chances in the tournament have been affected by the decision, and the country's soccer fans are divided on the issue. In other news, the US government has been dealing with the Iran conflict, with President Trump saying that the US will either make a deal or finish the job. Additionally, the topic of identity theft has been discussed, with LifeLock offering protection against it. NASCAR fans are also looking forward to the upcoming season, with TNT Sports broadcasting the biggest races. Meanwhile, the autonomous car company Waymo has been experiencing issues with its vehicles, and the Minions movie has broken a box office record. [... more]

In the Christian life, we often find ourselves tired and exhausted, but Jesus offers spiritual refreshment to those who labor and are burdened. Through prayer, Bible study, and putting the needs of others above our own, we can find spiritual refreshment and a deeper connection with God. Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical advice on how to tap into God's state of mind and experience the power of prayer in our lives. [... more]

Amram and Jacobed, a Hebrew couple, exercise faith by hiding their newborn son Moses from Pharaoh's edict to kill all male Hebrew children. They devise a plan to save Moses, and with the help of Miriam, his sister, they successfully place him in a basket and present him to Pharaoh's daughter, who adopts him and names him Moses. This story illustrates the power of faith in making decisions and shaping one's life, as well as the impact of faith on those around us. [... more]

Caregivers understand the importance of stewardship and accountability in caring for loved ones, and Peter Rosenberger argues that these same principles can be applied to the country, highlighting the unique characteristics of the American constitutional republic and the need for trust, verification, and limits on power to prevent the corruption of human nature. [... more]

The concept of free will is a central theme in the debate between Arminianism and Reformed theology. Arminius believed that prevenient grace is necessary for conversion, but it is not irresistible. He argued that man has the freedom to resist or cooperate with this grace, and that the fault lies within the person if they are not converted. In contrast, Reformed theology teaches that the grace of regeneration is effectual, and that it is both internal and effectual. The dispute between Arminius and Reformed theology revolves around the role of human ability in salvation. [... more]

The book of Exodus tells the story of how God brought the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and into the Promised Land. The Israelites were afflicted and oppressed by the Egyptians, who feared their growing numbers and sought to discourage them from multiplying. However, the Hebrew midwives, Shifra and Puah, refused to obey Pharaoh's command to kill the Hebrew boys, and instead let them live. This act of defiance against authority is a powerful example of standing up for what is right, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

The subtle danger of using wealth to boast is explored through the story of King Hezekiah, who treated God's miraculous provision as a monument to his own success. This temptation is not new and can lead to spiritual toxicity. Modern-day stewards must ask whether their wealth is creeping into their identity and check what their possessions are pointing to. Faithful stewardship flips the script and says, 'Everything I have has been entrusted to me by God.' [... more]

Being led by the Spirit of God means to be led into the Word of God and to obey its teachings. This is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, where the Holy Spirit enables believers to follow divine leadership and experience a divine relationship with God. Through adoption by God, believers become sons of God, inheriting the full rights of their citizenship in heaven and receiving the spirit of adoption, which allows them to cry out to God as Abba, Father, with intimacy and respect. [... more]

Jesus teaches about the importance of fasting, not for outward appearances, but for a personal relationship with God. He also warns against materialism and the love of money, encouraging believers to prioritize their treasures in heaven and to serve God above all else. [... more]

Senator Eric Schmidt discusses the implications of the Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship, while Dana talks about various topics including conspiracy theories, the WNBA, and identity theft protection. [... more]

In the midst of a crisis, we often react with panic, fear, and anxiety. But what does the Bible teach us about handling a crisis? Pastor John Monroe explores the story of Daniel 2, where the prophet Daniel shows us how to trust God and respond to a crisis with faith, calmness, and courage. [... more]

Rob West discusses six financial choices that can help individuals steward their resources wisely, including choosing to spend with a plan, choosing the right car for their budget, and preparing for the unexpected. He also answers listener questions on topics such as reverse mortgages, charitable donations from IRAs, and finding a certified kingdom advisor. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses his encounters with Eastern Orthodox believers, the movie Disclosure Day, and the concept of self-defense in Christianity. He also addresses the topic of slavery in the Bible, the violence perpetrated by Muslims, and the Hebrew Israelites' beliefs. [... more]

Duke University's Coach K was on the verge of being fired in 1983, but thanks to the support of Athletic Director Tom Butters, he was given another chance. With the help of his team, including freshmen Allery, Billis, Dawkins, and David Henderson, Coach K turned the season around, going 24-10 and beating North Carolina with Michael Jordan in the ACC tournament. This marked the beginning of a remarkable career for Coach K, who would go on to win five national championships and become one of the most successful coaches in college basketball history. [... more]

Managing money wisely is crucial for building a secure financial future. Faith and Finance explores the importance of Christian budgeting, credit card churning, and creating an emergency fund to achieve financial stability and freedom. [... more]

The Bible teaches that all men and women are sinners by nature and by choice, yet many Americans and Christians deny this reality, leading to a misunderstanding of the gospel and a lack of conviction over personal sin. Research by George Barna and the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University reveals that only 52% of American adults believe everyone has sinned, and among theologically defined born-again Christians, 25% deny personal guilt of sin. This has significant implications for the church and its ability to disciple and reproduce genuine followers of Jesus. [... more]

God wants us to have a divinely prescribed masterpiece view of ourselves that is sound and benefits others. He wants us to understand our divine design, spiritual growth, and connected view of ourselves, which is tied to how we relate to others. By giving ourselves fully to God, we can discover our divine capacity and giftedness, and use it to benefit the program, plan, and people of God. [... more]

God wants us to have a divinely prescribed masterpiece view of ourselves that is sound and benefits others. He shows us who we are so we can benefit others, and then gives us the capacity to benefit through our gifting. Everyone has a divine capacity to serve God as they serve others, and it's essential to understand our giftedness to maximize our capacity and serve the kingdom of God. [... more]

Rob West and his team offer guidance on retirement planning, financial stewardship, and biblical finance, discussing topics such as investment strategies, debt management, banking options, charitable giving, and fixed indexed annuities, helping listeners make informed decisions about their finances and live out their faith. [... more]

Jesus' inability to perform mighty works in Nazareth is attributed to the people's lack of faith, highlighting the importance of faith and dependence on God in receiving blessings and healing. [... more]