Raising financially literate children who understand God's heart and the counsel of Scripture is crucial. Parents can start teaching their kids about money at a young age, using age-appropriate lessons to help them become wise and faithful stewards. As children grow, parents can introduce more complex concepts, such as budgeting, saving, and investing, while reinforcing the importance of generosity and delayed gratification. [... more]

Living with faith and integrity in finances brings peace, contentment, and joy. Committing to manage money God's way requires surrender, trust, and perseverance. Biblical principles guide financial decisions, and wise stewardship involves deploying God's capital into investments that align with values, solve problems, and meet needs. [... more]

Discovering the power of biblical wisdom in managing finances and achieving financial freedom, with practical advice on money management, stewardship, and God's provision for retirement planning. [... more]

God's wisdom differs sharply from what the world considers wise, and true wisdom is found in a relationship with Jesus Christ, who is the embodiment of wisdom. The Book of Ecclesiastes teaches us that money is a tool, not our source of meaning, and that we should be generous and live within God's provision, seeing him as our ultimate treasure. [... more]

God's generosity is beyond measure, and it shapes our own. We explore how God's giving nature invites us to do the same, and discuss the importance of trusting in God's sufficiency rather than relying on formulas or rewards. We also examine the concept of 'you can't out-give God' and how it relates to our own giving and generosity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that humanity actively suppresses God's truth, ignoring His holiness and rejecting His wrath. The consequences of denying God's existence are devastating, and the world is left with a lack of absolute truth, leading to moral decay and suffering. [... more]

The Christian worldview is discussed in relation to sexual sin, manhood, and personal purity, with a focus on the battle against Satan, the flesh, and the world. The importance of being an overcomer in the face of temptation is emphasized, and current events in Syria and Gaza are examined, including reports of genocide and the conflict between Israel and Hamas. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes reminds us to make the most of every moment, embracing every single moment we're given, and to stop wasting time on what doesn't matter. It teaches us to fear God, love others, and enjoy the present moment, and to think about death honestly and carefully, so we can be more joyful in life. [... more]

Preparing your heart and home for any crisis, big or small, requires a thoughtful approach to emergency preparedness. Kathy Lipp shares her personal experiences and practical tips on how to be ready for anything, from having a plan and a three-day bag to caring for your neighbor and prioritizing what's truly important. [... more]

Bob Laudick shares his personal story of financial struggle and how he and his wife Linda turned their lives around by applying biblical principles to their finances. They discuss the importance of earning, saving, giving, and enjoying God's provision, and how these principles can bring peace and unity to marriages. [... 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]

The story of Noah's deliverance from the flood serves as a reminder of God's compassion and salvation. As Christians, we are called to trust in God's goodness and wait patiently for His deliverance, even when faced with difficulties and uncertainties. Looking back at God's past actions, looking around at the present moment, and looking ahead to the future, we can find strength and hope in our faith. [... more]

The Christian Real View discusses why men need God's word now more than ever, exploring the importance of a Christian worldview and the role of God's word in shaping men's lives. The conversation touches on the war on men and biblical masculinity, the need for men to prioritize their relationship with God, and the benefits of spending time in God's word. The discussion also highlights the importance of the men's daily Bible and the Overcomer Course for young adults, which aims to help them gain clarity and conviction on life's most important issues. [... more]

Understanding biblical financial principles and applying them to everyday life can lead to financial freedom and peace of mind. A biblical worldview of retirement is different from the cultural concept, and it's essential to have a plan in place to manage finances effectively. Investing wisely and being a good steward of one's resources can lead to a secure financial future. [... more]

God's promise to provide for our needs is a repeated theme in the Bible, and understanding this concept can bring peace and contentment in uncertain times. By obeying God's financial principles, such as acknowledging that He owns everything and living on less than we earn, we can trust in His provision and make wise financial decisions. This is especially important when facing challenges like debt or financial uncertainty, where obedience and trust in God's plan can lead to freedom and peace. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Satan was created by God as the preeminent angel, but he rebelled against God and now engages in relentless warfare against God, leading non-believers into sin and tempting Christians to compromise in their walk with God. Christians must defend themselves in this war by taking up the spiritual armor provided by God, including the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, how God works through human partners to bring about good in the world, and the importance of communication in resolving conflicts and promoting civility. He shares examples from his book, Eyes to See, and explores how God's plan for humanity involves working with human beings to bring about positive change, even in the midst of war and violence. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, which is God's goodness and love extended to all people, regardless of their faith or background. He explores how God uses communication to impart life and resolve conflict, and how Christians can use this understanding to navigate the complexities of war, civility, and empathy in a fallen world. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, how it relates to God's love and presence in our lives, and how it can help us navigate suffering and evil. He shares personal stories and biblical perspectives to illustrate his points and encourages listeners to consider the idea that God's love is not contingent on our circumstances. [... more]

The story of Elijah's faith and trust in God's provision is a powerful example of how God uses living creatures, other people, and the elements to care for His children. Elijah's journey from a drought-stricken land to a widow's humble home in Zarephath teaches us about the importance of trusting God's promises, even when they seem impossible, and the role of giving in our relationship with God. [... more]

The Bible teaches us that as believers, we are equipped for spiritual battle with God's entire armor, which includes the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes for our feet, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. We must put on this armor and remember that we are operating in Jesus from a position of victory, but the battle continues until Christ returns. [... more]

The power of a clear conscience is essential for freedom from addiction, as it allows individuals to know themselves, recognize Satan's lies, and experience God's mercy and grace. Through the Bible, Jesus teaches that sin is a slavery to sin, but God's grace can set us free, and a clear conscience is necessary for this freedom. [... more]

God has a larger purpose for our trials, to build our character and grow us in our faith. James 1 teaches us how to gain a clear perspective in the midst of trials, through humility, faith, and asking God for wisdom. God's character is generous and loving, and he wants to pour out his grace and wisdom on us, even in our darkest moments. [... more]

God allows us to experience lack in our lives to deepen our faith and trust in Him, and to reveal our dependence on Him as our only source. He can use any resource, even the unclean, to provide for us and accomplish His purpose. [... more]