The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the potential US ownership of Gaza, its implications for Israel and the Middle East, and the decline of Western civilization due to misprioritized love and the misapplication of the biblical concept of the Order of Love. The program also touches on the changing culture in the UK, the rise of Islam, and the persecution of Christians. [... more]

Catherine Boyle, a former Washington Post reporter turned venture capitalist, discusses the shift in Silicon Valley's focus towards national security and defense, driven by companies like SpaceX and Anduril, and the importance of innovation in AI and defense technology to outpace China's advancements. [... more]

Donating appreciated stocks to a ministry can greatly benefit both the donor and recipient, allowing for tax-deductible gifts and avoiding capital gains taxes. However, it's essential to consider the type of organization and the donor's adjusted gross income to maximize the tax benefits. Additionally, managing multiple 401K accounts and making informed investment decisions can impact one's financial future, and paying off a mortgage with a low interest rate may not always be the most financially savvy option. [... more]

Couples who disagree on handling their finances can avoid conflicts in marriage by understanding each other's temperament and learning to manage money together as a team. Research shows that men and women tend to have different spending priorities, emotional perspectives, and financial topics of interest, which can lead to conflict. By discovering their individual temperaments and understanding how God has wired them up, couples can foster empathy and grace, and learn to maximize each other's natural money management strengths while navigating around their weaknesses. [... more]

Most people understand that time has value Maybe that rsquo s why we often use the expression ldquo spending time rdquo nbsp But what a lot of folks don rsquo t realize is just how valuable time really is On today's Faith amp Finance Live host Rob West will talk about leveraging your time so you can use it more productively for your yourself your family and God rsquo s Kingdom Then he'll answer your calls and financial questions See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The Bible clearly warns against storing up earthly treasure for its own sake and instead calls on us to be rich toward God So how can we ensure we rsquo re following this principle On today's Faith amp Finance Live host Rob West will talk with Ken Boa and Russ Crosson about using biblical leverage with your finances Then Rob will answer your calls and questions nbsp See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Dr. Ken Boa and Russ Crossen discuss biblical leverage and using temporal wealth for eternal gain, exploring the idea of giving proportionately and sacrificially, and the importance of having a mindset of privilege and freedom in giving. They also address asset-based giving, cash flow giving, and net worth giving, and provide guidance on how to create a plan for managing a large sum of money. [... more]

Biblical leverage is about using temporal wealth for eternal gain, and it requires a radical shift in perspective. Christians must define their value system by the word, not the world, and prioritize giving proportionately and sacrificially. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in the giving decision-making process, and accountability is essential for good stewardship. The prosperity gospel is a false teaching that promises financial well-being in exchange for righteousness, but true wealth lies in relationships and the fruit of the Spirit, not material possessions. [... more]

Biblical leverage is about using temporal wealth for eternal gain, and it's a matter of faith and trust in God's guidance. Christians are called to pursue the not yet over the now and the not seen over the visible, and this requires radical decisions and a willingness to take risks. Giving sacrificially and proportionately are key principles of biblical leverage, and it's essential to involve the Holy Spirit in the decision-making process. By leveraging what's dying and passing away, we can build the word into people and create a wise stewardship that will last forever. [... more]

Rob West discusses how to leverage one's time, talents, and finances for the Kingdom, and answers listener questions on debt consolidation, financial planning, and giving back. [... more]

Faith-based investing and shareholder advocacy provide opportunities for individuals to make a positive impact on companies and the world through their investments. Chris Meyer discusses the role of shareholder advocacy in promoting kingdom values and creating positive change. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there is a direct link between our behavior and our financial outcomes, and that wisdom is key to handling money in a way that honors God. By paying attention to our resources and living with margin, we can have a reasonable expectation of flourishing financially and building a life that leverages our wealth for God's kingdom. [... more]

When considering your life as a party, who would be the invited guest? Jesus teaches that we should invite the poor, the lame, and the blind, not those who can benefit us. This parable challenges us to reorient our lives towards serving others and leveraging our resources for the Great Commission. Biblical hospitality is also crucial, welcoming strangers and outsiders into our lives, and practicing intentional relationships to spread the gospel. [... more]