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Faith And Finance

Rob West

April 02, 2026

Clearing Up Reverse Mortgage Myths with Harlan Accola

Harlan Akola discusses the benefits and misconceptions of reverse mortgages, explaining how they can be a valuable tool for seniors struggling with cash flow and high-interest debt. He also addresses common concerns and provides guidance on how to approach debt management and retirement planning with a biblical perspective. [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

April 02, 2026

Is Easter a Pagan Holiday?

The origins of Easter are often debated, with some claiming it's a pagan holiday. However, the name Easter is likely derived from the Old High German word iostarum, meaning dawn, and has no direct connection to the pagan goddess Eostara. The celebration of Easter, including traditions like decorating eggs and associating rabbits with the holiday, are much more recent and have Christian roots. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

April 02, 2026

Holy Preoccupation (1 Peter 1:15-16)

Pursuing holiness in an unholy world requires getting a handle on your thought life, emotions, and future, as well as getting rid of old habits and getting serious about your calling. Christians are called to live holy lives, not just in church, but in all aspects of life, and this is demonstrated through their actions and character. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

March 29, 2026

Remember These Things

Peter emphasizes the importance of reminding believers of the truths of Scripture, as he prepares to depart from this world. He shares his eyewitness account of Jesus' transfiguration, where he and the other disciples beheld the glory of God. Peter's reminder is not just a repetition of familiar truths, but a call to vigilance and a warning against the dangers of spiritual slumber. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

March 09, 2026

Top Credit Report Myths with Neile Simon

Managing credit reports and scores requires understanding common myths and misconceptions. A certified credit counselor explains how to dispel these myths and achieve financial freedom through debt management and responsible credit use. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

February 26, 2026

Legacies of Light: Bert Elliot

The Christian life is about faithfulness, not fame or success. Learning from others' biographies can be inspiring, but it's essential to avoid unhealthy comparisons and focus on our unique gifting and God's plan for our lives. By recognizing our strengths and weaknesses, we can grow in our faith and follow God's lead, just as Peter and John did in their ministries. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

February 25, 2026

Viggo Olsen

Vigo Olson, a brilliant medical student, and his wife Joan, initially agnostics, embark on a journey to disprove Christianity, but their study of the Bible and eyewitness accounts lead them to believe in the Creator God and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, ultimately leading them to give their lives to the Lord. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

February 16, 2026

Gold and Silver: What Wise Investors Should Know

Precious metals can be a tool for preserving purchasing power, but they don't produce income or guarantee returns. As Christians, we must approach financial decisions with biblical wisdom, considering the bigger question of how to honor God with what He's entrusted. Stewardship involves planning and allocating resources with prudence, patience, and prayer, rather than reacting to fear or uncertainty. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

February 11, 2026

Finding Love … Apart from Marriage | Mark 3:31–35 | Finding Love

Jesus teaches that our spiritual family is more important than our earthly family, and that marriage is not the ultimate state for us. He shows us that our first identity is not biological, but theological, and that our commitment to our spiritual family should seem like hate compared to our commitment to our earthly family. Jesus prioritizes spiritual offspring over biological offspring, and teaches us to treat the church as our family, investing in it and prioritizing expanding God's family. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 27, 2026

Did Blues Legend Robert Johnson Really Sell His Soul to the Devil?

Robert Johnson, a legendary blues musician, struggled with a tumultuous life, marked by poverty, infidelity, and personal struggles. His grandmother blamed him for her daughter's and grandchild's deaths, leading to Robert's feelings of guilt and pressure. Despite this, he continued to play the guitar, eventually meeting Ike Zimmerman, who mentored him and helped him develop his skills. The myth that Robert sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads to learn how to play the guitar is disputed by his grandson, who believes that Robert's talent came from hard work and dedication, not a deal with the devil. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

January 05, 2026

The Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is a vital part of the Christian faith, connecting believers to God's love and guiding them in their spiritual journey. He is a person with a mind, will, and emotions, who resides in every believer and helps them to understand and apply God's Word. Through the Holy Spirit, believers can experience spiritual growth, receive guidance, and be empowered to live a holy and obedient life. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

January 02, 2026

Pain

The Bible teaches that pain and suffering are not punishments, but gifts from God that can produce perseverance, purity, and perspective, ultimately leading to hope and a deeper understanding of His sovereignty. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

January 01, 2026

Literary Forms: Is the Bible History or Myth?

The Bible's use of literary forms, such as personification and historical narrative, can be challenging to interpret. Understanding the characteristics of these forms, including the use of prose style, genealogies, and references to real time and space, is crucial for accurately interpreting scripture. The historical dimension of the Bible is at the center of controversy, with some arguing that it is not tied to history. However, recognizing the normal characteristics of historical narrative, such as references to real events, people, and places, is essential for understanding the Bible's redemptive history. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

January 01, 2026

Grace

We have been given peace with God, the war is over, and we have been introduced to grace. We live in the state of grace and have the spirit of grace. This new status gives us access to the presence of God, and we can worship Him immediately, continuously, and personally. We are no longer separated from God by barriers, but have a direct connection through Jesus Christ, our introducer. We are called to stand firm in this grace, to express it, and to live in the state of North Carolina, where we cheer for those on the team of grace and live in harmony with others. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

December 22, 2025

The Meaning of Life

Solomon's journal entries reflect on his search for truth and the importance of fearing God, worshiping, obeying, and preparing for the day of judgment. He warns against getting beyond the words of God and encourages believers to live a life of purpose and meaning by remembering their Creator and resolving to walk with God through life. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

December 19, 2025

“Bring Home the Bacon” and the Wonderful Origins of Everyday Expressions

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases can be traced back to ancient times, with stories from classical mythology and idiomatic expressions that have been passed down through the ages. From 'blowing hot and cold' to 'bottle it', these phrases have a rich history that reveals the complexities of human language and culture. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

December 19, 2025

When John Ford Walked Off a Hollywood Set and Into World War II

John Ford, a renowned director, served his country during World War II, taking risks and showing great leadership, humility, and courage. Meanwhile, a serious condition called obstructive sleep apnea can affect adults with obesity, causing breathing interruptions and oxygen deprivation. AI management can be a challenge for businesses, and there are various treatments for prostate cancer, including Pluvicto. Pet insurance can provide financial protection for pet owners, and Hollywood history is full of stories of famous directors and their contributions to the industry. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 28, 2025

The First Thanksgiving: The Origins of an American Tradition

The story of the pilgrims and their journey to America is one of great sacrifice and perseverance. Led by William Bradford, they left England for Holland, then migrated to North America, facing numerous challenges along the way. Their first encounter with Native Americans, particularly the Wampanoag tribe, was a pivotal moment in their history, leading to a harvest celebration that would become known as the first Thanksgiving. However, the pilgrims' story is more complex than a simple tale of victory, as they struggled with adversity, fragmentation, and the temptation of economic opportunity. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

November 20, 2025

Ordinary Saints

Paul's letter to the Philippians emphasizes the concept of saints as separated ones unto God, emphasizing that every Christian has been set apart by faith in Christ. The letter highlights the importance of understanding and experiencing the extravagant grace of God, which is available to all believers regardless of their circumstances. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 10, 2025

The Thanksgiving Story You Never Learned in School

The Pilgrims' Thanksgiving is often romanticized, but historical records reveal a more nuanced story. Contrary to popular myth, the Pilgrims did not wear buckled hats or black and white clothing, and their Thanksgiving celebrations were not the first in America. The tradition of celebrating Thanksgiving was common in England and Europe, and the Pilgrims' 1621 event was not an annual occurrence. The myths surrounding the Pilgrims' Thanksgiving were largely perpetuated by Sarah Josepha Hale, who campaigned for the holiday to become a national tradition. [... more]