Preparing the next steward is crucial to intentionally passing on wisdom before wealth. The Bible never defines inheritance as merely financial, but rather as a tool for kingdom impact. Families should focus on transferring stewardship, not just assets, and prioritize spiritual formation, understanding of stewardship, and trust in God as the true provider. [... more]

Pittsburgh Steelers General Manager Omar Khan discusses the team's quarterback situation and potential rehiring of Aaron Rodgers. Tennessee Titans Head Coach Robert Sala talks about his approach to building a team and the importance of connecting with players. The NFL Combine is also a focus, with discussions on the draft and quarterback prospects. [... more]

Scripture defines success as becoming more like Christ, not accumulating wealth or possessions. Jesus invites us to measure progress by obedience and faithfulness, not by accumulation or fame. Rob West guides listeners through a 21-day devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, to realign their hearts and financial decisions with God's purposes. [... more]

Living with margin is essential for wise stewardship, creating space for rest, faith, and generosity. It's a spiritual discipline that involves creating room for God's provision, pace, and purposes in life, and it changes the way you give, think, and live. [... more]

Preparing for inevitable expenses with sinking funds is a key aspect of financial planning, as seen in biblical examples such as Joseph's grain storage and the ant's diligence. Setting aside resources gradually for future expenses provides peace of mind and freedom from debt, while also demonstrating trust in God's provision. Effective retirement planning involves considering expenses that are irregular but inevitable, such as car repairs and medical costs, and breaking them down into manageable pieces through sinking funds. [... more]

Managing your money can draw you closer to God, and seeing God as your ultimate treasure is key to true financial freedom. However, financial independence can be a subtle danger, leading us to believe we don't need God. The Bible warns against trusting in wealth and careful planning, but rather in dependence on God. A life rich in faith can lead to lasting joy and fulfillment, and aligning our financial goals with biblical principles is crucial. We must ask ourselves if we're placing our faith and trust in money, trying to eliminate work from our lives, or paying off debt just to live for ourselves. If our priorities revolve around us instead of advancing God's kingdom, we've fallen short of His design. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with Troy Aikman, including the trade of Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys to the Green Bay Packers, and the potential impact on both teams. They also talk about college football, including Arch Manning's performance as a freshman quarterback at the University of Texas, and Bryce Underwood's impressive debut as a quarterback for the University of Michigan. [... more]

The eternal state of either glory or tragedy awaits us all, with Jesus Christ as our Great Redeemer or Grim Reaper. The Bible reveals what to expect at death, with two options: Jesus comes as our Redeemer, or He comes as our Grim Reaper. The consequences of rejecting Jesus' sacrifice are dire, but those who place their faith in Him are forgiven and have nothing to fear. [... more]

The Grim Reaper is a universal metaphor for death, but its true meaning is revealed in Scripture as Jesus Christ, the Sovereign Lord. The Bible teaches that death is inevitable, but for believers, it is not something to fear, as they will be present with the Lord in heaven. The concept of the Grim Reaper is rooted in ancient mythology and the occult, but it is also a symbol of God's judgment on the world. In Revelation, Jesus Christ is described as the divine reaper, who will come in judgment to harvest the earth and separate the righteous from the wicked. [... more]

God entrusts us with time, money, relationships, and opportunities, and though we don't control what tomorrow holds, we're still called to use today well. Planning is not only allowed, it's encouraged, but presuming on the future is not. Wise planning acknowledges that God is in control, seeking him first, knowing his will is always best. [... more]

The priests' duties in the temple involve making burnt offerings, sin offerings, and grain offerings, which require hard work and diligence. They must follow strict regulations, including wearing linen garments and taking care of the altar, to maintain a clean and holy environment. The priests' offerings are a symbol of gratitude and atonement, and they must be made with the right attitude and intention. [... more]

The peace offering in the book of Leviticus is a sacrifice of gratitude and fellowship, where the worshipper dedicates their best and deepest emotions to God. This offering is a type of Christ, and it emphasizes the importance of devotion and faith in worship. The sacrifice of the peace offering involves the slaughter of an animal, the removal of its fat and organs, and the burning of these parts on the altar as a sweet aroma to the Lord. [... more]

God's Word outlines the rules and regulations for approaching Him, emphasizing the importance of devotion, gratitude, and fellowship. The peace offering, a sacrifice of peace, is a fellowship with God, and it's essential to understand the heart behind the offering, not just the physical act. The Bible teaches us to be sober-minded in our approach to the Lord, and to keep leaven out of our faith matters, as it represents corruption and evil. The use of salt in the grain offering is also significant, as it preserves and purifies, just like our speech should be seasoned with salt, being gracious and pure. [... more]

Personal dedication and gratitude to God are key themes in the book of Leviticus, where the grain offering is a symbol of thanksgiving and worship. The offering is made with fine flour, oil, and frankincense, and is a sweet aroma to the Lord, representing devotion and peace. The priest's role is to burn a memorial portion on the altar, and the rest of the offering is for the priest's benefit, highlighting the importance of hard work and the need to keep leaven out of one's faith. [... more]

The Brothers Grimm's influence on folklore tales has led to negative stereotypes about stepfamilies, with myths like 'all stepmothers are wicked' and 'step parents are instantly parents' causing harm. Building trustworthiness and being intentional in step relationships is key to overcoming these myths and creating a harmonious family dynamic. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL's rule proposals, including changes to overtime rules and defensive holding penalties, with guest Robert De Niro, who also talks about his career, including his roles in Goodfellas and Midnight Run, and his experiences working with Martin Scorsese. [... more]

Beauty is an essential characteristic of God's creation, and it's central to our work as stewards over God's good creation. The Genesis account suggests that beauty lies at the core of faithful stewardship and investing. By connecting beauty with our approach to investing, we can create products that are good, supply the capital that enables and enlarges good work, and make a positive impact on the world. [... more]

Adoniram Judson, a devoted Christian missionary, spent his life translating the Bible into Burmese and spreading the gospel to the people of Burma. Despite facing immense challenges, including imprisonment, poverty, and personal loss, Judson remained committed to his calling and saw the fruit of his labor in the countless lives he touched. His legacy continues to inspire and challenge believers to this day. [... more]

Adoniram Judson, a pioneer Baptist missionary, dedicated his life to spreading the gospel in Burma, facing numerous challenges, including imprisonment and personal loss, yet leaving behind a lasting legacy of spiritual fruit. [... more]

The connection between beauty and investing is explored, highlighting the importance of a Christian worldview in business and finance. Jason Meyer discusses how beauty is an essential aspect of God's creation and how it relates to our work and finances, emphasizing the need to view business and investing through a biblical lens. [... more]