Living according to the Spirit requires a mindset of surrender to God's ways, including how we handle our money. A financial reset can help us recenter our minds and focus on spiritual priorities. Understanding the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, as well as qualified charitable distributions, can also help us make informed decisions about our finances. [... more]

Understanding your temperament is key to effective communication and money management, according to author Kathleen Edelman. She explains that temperaments are hardwired and affect how people naturally respond to different situations, and that knowing your temperament can help you communicate more effectively and make better financial decisions. [... more]

A Christian perspective on financial decisions, including the role of prenuptial agreements, retirement savings, and social security benefits. Guests share their expertise on biblical financial planning and stewardship. [... more]

A financial reset can re-center our minds and help us focus on spiritual priorities, key to getting back on track. Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical financial advice, and understanding reverse mortgages can provide flexibility in financial life. [... more]

Joshua Heinz Allen, defensive star for the Jacksonville Jaguars, discusses his name change, his approach to the game, and his expectations for the upcoming season. He also shares his thoughts on teammate Trevor Lawrence's contract and the team's chances in the talented division. Additionally, the conversation touches on the Olympic team and the controversy surrounding Jalen Brown's selection. [... more]

Pentecost is a significant day in the church calendar, marking the power and proclamation of the Holy Spirit. This event has a profound impact on believers' financial decisions, transforming their hearts and lives. As Christians, they are called to be good stewards of God's resources, using their finances to serve others and proclaim the good news of salvation. Understanding the power of Pentecost can help individuals make wise financial choices, prioritize their values, and live a life that honors God. [... more]

The story of Cain and Abel reveals the characteristics of destroyers, who can inflict hurt without feeling guilt or remorse. These individuals often refuse counsel, lie, and avoid responsibility, while being self-absorbed and manipulative. Understanding these traits can help us navigate relationships with people who hurt us without regret or emotion. [... more]

Just how disconnected is the Biden Administration from reality when it comes to foreign policy White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre exposed the Administration's true political motivations in her press conference about the U S recently abstaining from the U N vote regarding a ceasefire The disconnect is also creating a growing divide between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who accused the U S of showing a lack of support for Israel The Sekulow team discusses the Biden Administration's shocking press conference Bidenomics the upcoming election between President Trump and President Biden and much more [... more]

Making New Year's resolutions can be challenging, especially for Christians who want to honor God in their financial decisions. Rob West discusses the importance of seeking God's guidance and wisdom in achieving financial goals, and how Christians can make resolutions that focus on God's will. He also answers listener questions on topics such as burial insurance, tithing, and giving generously to one's church or the work of the Lord. [... more]

Breaking stubborn habits requires a deep understanding of our sinful nature and the power of God's intervention in our lives. By recognizing our human responsibility and the importance of spiritual growth, we can overcome addiction, anger, and other destructive behaviors and live a life of biblical behavior. [... more]

The betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot is a pivotal moment in history, motivated by a complex mix of factors including Satan's influence, Judas' own anger and frustration, and the sovereign plan of God. This act of treachery ultimately led to Jesus' crucifixion and redemption of humanity, highlighting the themes of friendship, loyalty, and the nature of God's providence. [... more]

Paul's teachings in Romans 2 emphasize that external practices of religion do not equal inward transformation, and that God evaluates people based on their inward motivations and good works, not just their outward actions or religious affiliations. [... more]

The truth about us is that we're prone to self-righteousness and self-delusion, but humility is the key to a genuine relationship with God. By recognizing our own flaws and weaknesses, we can let go of the need to judge others and focus on loving and serving them. [... more]

The early Christians' unwavering faith, joy, and confidence in the gospel message transformed their world and culture, overcoming opposition and persecution, and ultimately changing people's lives, including a jailer who was saved and his household after an earthquake. [... more]

Judas's betrayal of Christ serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of a covetous heart and the importance of conversion and God's matchless grace. The story highlights the gate to hell being right next door to the gate to heaven, and the need to ask the question, 'Lord, is it I?' [... more]

The question of whether the truth claims of Christianity are based on psychological needs or a genuine desire for a higher existence is explored, with Dr. R.C. Sproul arguing that atheists have a psychological need to reject God, and that the existence of God is not just a matter of intellectual curiosity but also a deeply personal and emotional issue. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our motivations, giving, and response to trials will determine our eternal rewards. He emphasizes the importance of doing things for the glory of God, not men, and that our attitude and outlook can greatly impact our rewards. The Bible promises rewards for those who love and look for the coming of the Lord, endure temptation, and give cheerfully. Our works will be tried by fire, and if they survive, we will receive a reward, but if they do not, we will suffer the loss of our rewards. [... more]

The Wuhan lab, where COVID-19 is believed to have originated, has been a source of controversy, with the French government warning the US government in 2015 about the lab's safety and security concerns. Despite this, the US continued to fund the lab, and the Chinese military took control of it in 2017. The lab's history and the US's involvement in it raise questions about the origins of COVID-19 and the responsibility of the Chinese government in the pandemic's spread. [... more]

Prayer is a powerful tool for connecting with God, and learning to pray His Word back to Him can transform our lives and relationships. By praying scripture, we can discover God's agenda and will for our lives, and experience the intimacy and joy of a deeper relationship with Him. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians are called to be soul winners, motivated by a desire to please God and bring people to Christ. The Apostle Paul's example shows that soul winners are driven by a sense of responsibility to share the gospel and lead others to salvation. This message emphasizes the importance of seeing people as potential brothers and sisters in Christ, and being ambassadors for God's kingdom. [... more]

Adrian Rogers emphasizes the importance of being a soul winner, driven by a compelling motive to please God and motivated by the terror of the Lord. He explains that the judgment seat of Christ is a time of reward for those who have won souls for Jesus Christ, but also a time of regret for those who have not. [... more]

Solomon describes a world of heartless oppression, envy, rivalry, and competition, where people are driven by the desire for more, but never satisfied. He contrasts this with the wisdom of contentment, which comes from trusting God and using what He has given us, rather than trying to accumulate more. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our lives are filled with darkness unless we let in the light of God, and that our motivations and actions determine the amount of light in our bodies. He emphasizes the importance of generosity, obedience, and freedom from slavery to worldly pursuits, and encourages us to choose our master and serve God with single-mindedness and purity. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our motives and affections are key to a life of faith, emphasizing the importance of secret serving, generosity, and purifying our motives to develop a heart that loves God and seeks heavenly treasure. [... more]

Understanding personhood from a biblical perspective involves considering multiple layers, including the heart, body, social environment, and spiritual influences. This holistic approach can help couples navigate marital conflict and grow in their relationship. [... more]