Rob West explores the intersection of faith and finance with guests Brandon Pizarro and others, discussing topics such as Christian investing, impact investing, financial stewardship, and kingdom impact. They also address financial literacy, generosity, and the importance of aligning one's financial decisions with their values. [... more]

Understanding the importance of financial literacy and how it can be achieved through compound interest, good debt, and responsible credit management. A listener's question about accelerated mortgage strategies is also discussed, and the host provides guidance on how to navigate complex financial decisions. [... more]

Understanding the value of time and its impact on financial decisions is crucial for making wise choices. By prioritizing God's design for money, individuals can become faithful stewards of their resources, including their time. This involves making informed decisions about retirement savings, debt management, and investment strategies to achieve long-term financial goals and glorify God. [... more]

Harlan Akula discusses the benefits and mechanics of reverse mortgages, a safe and guaranteed way to access home equity in retirement, and how it can be used to enhance giving, investing, and cash flow, while also addressing common misconceptions and myths surrounding this financial product. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the dangers of lust and adultery, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a relationship with Jesus Christ to resist temptation and overcome sin. He shares biblical teachings on the 10 commandments and encourages listeners to turn to God for forgiveness and a new life. [... more]

Gold has failed to meet expectations in recent years, despite high inflation and uncertainty, with interest rates playing a significant role in its price. Mark Biller from Sound Mind Investing explains why gold is cheaper today than it was in 2020, and how interest rates affect its performance. He also discusses the importance of having a small allocation of physical gold and using gold ETFs to supplement that allocation. [... more]

Two teenage boys, Andrew Masters and Alan Whitman, created a smelly product called Liquid Assets, which became a prank sensation and eventually led to a successful business. They used their chemistry set to create the product, which was initially used to play pranks on their coworkers. However, it eventually gained popularity and was used by people in various ways, including as a prank for a radio show. The product's success led to a business partnership with Amazon and eventually, the boys were able to quit their day jobs and focus on their business full-time. [... more]

Two teenage boys, Andrew Masters and Alan Whitman, created a smelly liquid in high school that became a prank product, 'Liquid Assets,' which they later turned into a business, despite facing challenges and setbacks along the way. [... more]