Embracing the conviction that God owns everything can transform the way we live, give, and steward our resources. By surrendering our ownership and adopting a stewardship mindset, we can gain humility and hope, and reorder our hearts so that money serves its proper place. This shift in perspective can lead to a more faithful and intentional approach to financial decision-making, aligning our desires with God's priorities and multiplying what belongs to the Lord. [... more]

Carrie Newhoff, pastor, speaker, and best-selling author, shares his journey from burnout to biblical rest, emphasizing the importance of managing energy rather than time, and delegating tasks to others when not at their best. He discusses how to prioritize tasks, set boundaries, and maintain a healthy work-life balance, highlighting the benefits of Sabbath and prehab in achieving rest and rejuvenation. [... more]

Faith-based investing and financial education are discussed, with a focus on biblical wisdom and investing for Kingdom Impact. A listener asks for resources to learn about investing, and the host recommends the Sound Mind Investing Handbook and a faith-based investing portal on the new faithfy.com website. [... more]

A new church plant, Greenhouse Church, is launching in Greensboro, North Carolina, with Pastor Nico at the helm, aiming to reach a community and generation with the Gospel, while also contributing to the larger mission of church multiplication and spiritual growth. [... more]

Jesus teaches that the condition of your heart determines your reaction to the gospel, with some people being distracted, shallow, divided, or open to His word. He explains that saving faith is not just about intensity at the beginning, but about enduring to the end, and that the proof of saving faith is its endurance to the end. [... more]

Investing and gambling may seem similar, but they have distinct differences in their nature and purpose. Investing involves taking calculated risks to support growth, contribute to the economy, and provide for the future, whereas gambling is a zero-sum game that exploits rather than builds. Christians must approach investing with a biblical mindset, considering the impact on the world around us and seeking to steward God's provision wisely. [... more]

God is supposed to be your significance, beauty, and primary security for the future, not money. Seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness will add all other things, including security, saving, beauty, significance, and contentment, to your life. [... more]

God's people are called to live generously, not out of obligation, but because it's a means by which he multiplies his mission on earth and releases his abundance into our lives. True biblical generosity is about responding to the gospel and using our resources for the world, just as Jesus used his for us. [... more]

Shelley Lance shares her remarkable story of being in a Turkish prison, struggling with addiction and finding redemption through her faith in God. Her journey is a testament to God's economy of multiplication, where sorrows can lead to healing and restoration. [... more]

God is our primary source of significance, beauty, and security, not money. When we give God our first and best, He multiplies His mission on earth and releases His abundance into our lives, enriching us in every way. [... more]

God's generosity is not something he wants from us, but rather something he wants for us, to multiply his mission on earth and release his abundance into our lives. He uses our gifts to work in our lives and in the world, but he doesn't have financial needs. True biblical generosity is about responding to the gospel and using our resources for the world, just like Jesus used his for us. [... more]

Abraham's life shows us that true confidence comes from understanding God's commitment to us, demonstrated at Calvary. We see this in Genesis 15, where God makes a covenant with Abraham, promising to multiply his life for eternal significance. This covenant is not just a promise, but a guarantee that God will keep His end of the bargain, even when we fail. Abraham's story teaches us that we can have courage and multiply our lives by trusting in God's commitment to us, and that this trust comes from understanding the covenant He made with us at Calvary. [... more]

God grows our faith by testing it, and He wants us to exercise faith to multiply to eternal significance. True confidence comes from comprehending God's commitment to us, shown at Calvary. Courage is not a character quality, but a consideration of God's commitment to us. We must trust God and let Him multiply us in faith, and He will breathe His breath into us, giving us the multiplying power of His spirit. [... more]