Investors are piling into gold and silver as concerns about currency debasement and inflation grow. Central banks have been buying gold aggressively, and individual investors are now joining the trade. Gold has set new all-time highs in both dollar terms and inflation-adjusted terms, while silver is knocking on the door of its 1980 peak. Experts recommend a core position in physical metals, supplemented by ETFs, and caution against over-investing in mining stocks. [... more]

Marcus Lamonis discusses the economy, housing market, and interest rates, expressing concerns about the underlying foundation of the economy and the potential impact of a half-point interest rate hike. He also shares his thoughts on the trade deal with China and the importance of business leadership in navigating complex issues. [... more]

US inflation slowed slightly in July, with the Consumer Price Index rising by 0.2% on a seasonally adjusted basis. The report indicates that core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.3% in July, remaining within a manageable range for policymakers and consumers. Meanwhile, energy prices made a significant downward move, with gasoline prices dropping 2.2 percent in July, nearly 10 percent lower than they were last year. Wage growth also continued to paint a positive picture for American workers, with real wages increasing by 1.3% compared to last year. [... more]

Bitcoin's acceptance by a growing proportion of global investors as digital gold is on the rise, driven by a shift in the regulatory environment and institutional adoption. This trend has significant implications for investors, particularly those with a high risk tolerance, who may consider diversifying a small portion of their portfolio into Bitcoin. However, it's essential to understand the distinction between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which still carry significant risks. [... more]

Honoring mothers and fathers is a vital part of a biblical worldview, and their contributions to the family cannot be overstated. A survey reveals that mothers work an average of 54 hours a week, with stay-at-home moms putting in up to 15 hours a day, seven days a week. Their efforts are worth an estimated $185,000 per year, not including bonuses and overtime. Theologians offer reasons for honoring parents, including the value of life and relationships. Children must obey and care for their parents, carrying their name into the world in a principled and righteous way. [... more]

The push for global governance is a plan ordained by God, utilizing various issues like public education, environmentalism, healthcare, and technology to achieve its goals. Christians must be aware of this plan and its implications, and instead of being fearful, they should be encouraged and stand firm in their faith, knowing that God is using the rebellion of unbelievers to bring about his victorious end. [... more]

The push for global governance is utilizing environmentalism, public education, economics, and war to create a one-world political and economic system, undermining national sovereignty and individual freedom, and replacing God's authority with a technocratic system based on principles incompatible with the Bible. [... more]

Randy Alcorn shares 11 guidelines for giving based on the New Testament, emphasizing the importance of generosity, stewardship, and breaking the grip of materialism. He discusses how giving cultivates thankfulness, happiness, and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical financial advice to help individuals navigate financial uncertainty and make wise decisions with their money. They emphasize the importance of living below one's means, practicing open-handed generosity, and avoiding debt. In uncertain economic times, it's essential to focus on God's promises and principles, such as saving diligently for future needs and being content with what one has. By following these principles, individuals can build a strong financial foundation and withstand economic uncertainty. [... 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]

Creating a thriving family giving culture involves right-sizing the experience, making space for individual passions, using a framework, sharing responsibility, and focusing on the fruit of generosity. By following these principles, families can cultivate a culture of giving that brings joy and builds relationships. [... 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]

God's design for the economy is centered around His principles, which can guide us towards a more virtuous and productive society. By understanding the ideal economy and following God's design, we can experience His blessings and make better financial decisions. [... more]

College athletics is evolving into a professional sports industry, with conference realignment and name, image, and likeness (NIL) policies changing the game. The NCAA is facing challenges from federal regulation and antitrust laws, while schools and conferences navigate the complexities of amateurism and professionalism. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest in sports, including the MLB All-Star Game, Shohei Ohtani's future, and the potential expansion of Major League Baseball. They also touch on Wimbledon and the PGA Tour. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including eschatology, millennialism, and the pre-incarnate Christ, while also addressing questions about the Holy Spirit and the role of Christians in politics. He critiques the current monetary system and the Federal Reserve, advocating for a return to the gold standard. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the biblical perspective on economics, government spending, and social issues. The guest, Cal Beisner, shares his insights on the relationship between inflation, monetary policy, and the economy, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding these complex issues. The conversation also touches on the topic of same-sex marriage and the role of Christians in a pluralistic society. [... more]