Carolyn Kolupka discusses the parable of the rich fool and its relevance to modern financial decisions. She emphasizes the importance of making God one's treasure and using money as a tool to serve others. The hosts also answer listener questions on reverse mortgages, inherited property, and retirement account requirements. [... more]

The supreme work of mediation is found in Christ's office as the high priest who offers himself to satisfy the justice of God. Jesus is recognized as the prophet, the prophet supreme, the prophet par excellence, because He was both subject and object of prophecy. He is also the king, the king of kings, the king of all of the kings, and He alone has been exalted to the right hand of God, and the Father has given to Him all authority on heaven and earth. [... more]

Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer, managing partners at Whitaker and Hamer Law Firm, discuss various legal topics including trusts, estate planning, HOAs, and LLCs, providing insight and guidance on navigating complex legal issues in North Carolina. [... more]

The concept of a mediator is crucial in understanding the relationship between God and humanity. A mediator represents both parties in a dispute, facilitating reconciliation and communication. In the context of Christianity, Jesus Christ is seen as the ultimate mediator, bridging the chasm between God's perfection and humanity's sinfulness. [... more]

Abraham's conversation with God reveals the power of prayer and faith, as he intercedes for Sodom and Gomorrah, demonstrating the importance of fellowship with God and the impact of the righteous on the world. [... more]

Reconciliation is a spiritual journey that requires embracing the gospel message in our relationships. It's about viewing others as brand-new and seeing the good in them, even when they've wronged us. We need to take the narrow gate and risk being vulnerable, just like Jesus did on the cross. By doing so, we can experience the power of hope and reconciliation in our lives and relationships. [... more]

Living reconciled is about embracing the cross and its power to transform our relationships, especially in conflict. It's about recognizing that reconciliation is not just about restoring relationships, but also about being transformed by the gospel and becoming more like Christ. This requires a courageous attitude, a willingness to die to self, and a commitment to out-loving others, even when it's difficult. [... more]