As Christians, we have the opportunity to demonstrate a changed life through doing good deeds, which can rewrite the perception of God and the church in the eyes of the world. By pursuing a good reputation, we can show the world what it means to be a follower of Christ and bring glory to God. [... more]

Jesus warns against the dangers of greed and envy, and teaches that true wealth is found in being rich toward God. He shows us that material things can never give us the life our heart truly craves, and that the real abundance is being rooted in Christ. A biblical approach to money transforms more than just our bank accounts, it transforms our hearts. [... more]

Memphis Shelby County Schools are facing a crisis with failing schools, teacher shortages, and buildings in disrepair. The county commission is trying to find a solution, but is limited in its authority due to state laws. Meanwhile, the city is dealing with high crime rates and a lack of transparency in reporting incidents. [... more]

Investors can use their money to advance justice, compassion, and human flourishing by aligning their investments with their faith values. Faith-based investing and impact investing strategies can help shape a more just and compassionate world, and proxy voting can be a powerful tool for speaking truth and justice in the marketplace. [... more]

Trader Joe's, a grocery store chain founded in 1967, has become a household name for its unique selection of products and exceptional customer service. With a focus on quality over quantity, Trader Joe's has managed to outperform its competitors, including Whole Foods, by offering a limited selection of products under its private label. The company's success can be attributed to its understanding of the 'choice paradox,' which suggests that too many options can lead to paralysis and dissatisfaction. Trader Joe's has cultivated a level of trust with its customers by anticipating their needs and selling products at a low price in a fun atmosphere. [... more]

A couple's journey from addiction and despair to redemption and city transformation, through their work in renovating houses and starting businesses, and their discovery of faith and self-love. [... more]

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Jocelyn Green was working in Washington, D.C. when the terrorist attacks occurred. She recounts her personal experience of the events, including the fear and grief that followed, and how she found comfort in her faith and a newfound friendship. [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares his family's immigration story, from his grandfather's journey to America to his own experiences as a soldier in the Vietnam War. He discusses the challenges he faced as a Japanese American and the importance of faith, family, and country in his life. [... more]

Explore the intersection of faith and finance with Dr. David W. Jones as he delves into topics such as faith-based investing, Christian financial ethics, and the ethics of giving to the homeless. Learn about the importance of financial stewardship, ethical ways to help those in need, and strategies for retirement savings. Gain insights on how to navigate the complexities of poverty alleviation and make a positive impact on the world through your financial decisions. [... more]

Critics of climate change activists are pointing out the hypocrisy of flying private jets and chartering boats while lecturing others on the importance of reducing carbon emissions. Meanwhile, a cruise ship disaster in the Gulf of Mexico highlights the dangers of relying on technology and the importance of preparedness. In other news, a proposed zoning law in New York City aims to shift the tax burden from outer boroughs to richer neighborhoods, sparking controversy and debate about the role of government in taxation and regulation. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

Keeping kids entertained during the summer doesn't have to break the bank. Rob West shares 10 fun, free things your family can do this summer, from visiting the library to hosting a backyard campout. Meanwhile, he answers listener questions on long-term insurance, annuities, and retirement savings, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and conservative investing to protect against inflation risk. [... more]

Raising emotionally strong boys requires understanding their physical and emotional needs. Parents can create a space for boys to release their intensity and energy, and teach them coping strategies like breathing and naming their feelings. By narrating their own experiences and emotions, parents can model healthy emotional strength for their children, helping them build resilience and emotional intelligence. [... more]

Dr. Michael Youssef shares the importance of interceding for the lost, citing the biblical example of Abraham's prayer for Sodom and Gomorrah. He emphasizes the need for penitent, persistent, and persuasive prayer, pleading with God's character and promises. Dr. Youssef challenges listeners to continue praying for those who deny the gospel and to have an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

In times of spiritual crisis, prayer and intercession are crucial for victory. The Bible teaches that we must stand in the battle and fight, but also pray and plead with God for His guidance and strength. Moses' model for winning in the spiritual arena involves kneeling in surrender, standing together in unity, and holding the flag of God's banner. We must commit to finishing the race that God has set before us, and trust in His promises to carry us through trials and difficulties. [... more]

In the Bible, the role of the father as a priest in the home is a vital one, as seen in the example of Job, who took his responsibility to cultivate commitment to God, caring for others, and consistency in his life very seriously, and in doing so, raised his children to be men and women of God. [... more]

The level of stress in our culture is rising, and a direct correlation exists between stress and the time spent on our knees in prayer. Aligning our will with God's will can bring relief from stress and reveal His plan for our lives. However, many people pray the wrong way, thinking prayer is a recitation of their wish list or a means to twist God's arm. True prayer is a matter of the will, not emotions or intellect, and involves understanding God's longing heart to see His children unite in prayer. [... more]

A city girl's culture shock experience after moving to a small town and being welcomed by her neighbors with a tractor, a four-wheeler, and a pie, teaching her the value of community support and family bonds. [... more]

Aligning faith values with financial decisions requires a biblically grounded approach to budgeting, prioritizing giving, saving, and investing. By reordering financial priorities around God's kingdom, individuals can live wisely and intentionally, making thoughtful choices rather than drifting along with the world's shifting priorities. [... more]

The American culture is making parenting harder by imposing pressures on parents and taking away necessary supports, such as neighborhoods, schools, and churches. Experts argue that this has led to a decline in family culture, with children being less happy and more anxious due to over-control by parents and a lack of independent play. [... more]

Jordan Raynor discusses the importance of recognizing the sacredness of secular work, drawing from his book Five Mere Christians, which tells the stories of five individuals who glorified God in their work, including Fred Rogers, the founder of Lego, and C.S. Lewis. [... more]

Restoring the table to its former significance in modern life, Dr. Ryan Rush shares his insights on the power of mealtime in building relationships, fostering community, and sharing the love of Christ with others. [... more]

David P. Hardy shares his story of teaching at a charter school in West Philadelphia, where he implemented a strict academic focus and discipline, leading to impressive results and a reputation as a different kind of school. [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares the story of Japanese Americans who fought for the United States in World War II, highlighting their bravery and loyalty in the face of racism and adversity. Their contributions, including the 100th Battalion, 442nd Infantry Regiment, are celebrated as a testament to the American spirit. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of using our words to build up, encourage, and praise God, while also proclaiming the gospel and confessing our sins. He shares biblical examples and teachings on the power of words, and encourages listeners to dedicate their tongues to God's glory. [... more]

Florida Man's antics with methamphetamine continue to shock, while Jasmine Crockett's attempts to portray herself as a representative of the underprivileged are called out for being inauthentic. Meanwhile, a disabled woman's Tesla is vandalized, and the left's hypocrisy is exposed as they mock her for eating at Olive Garden. [... more]

The Atlantic releases more messages from the Signal group chat with Intelligence officials in which their editor-in-chief was included Dana reacts to Rep Jasmine Crockett's attack against Gov Greg Abbott's disability and exposes her history of fake ghetto pandering as she came from a rich affluent neighborhood in Missouri April th will be the so-called National Day of Action ' where liberal activists are gearing up to unleash chaos under the guise of protest' with the slogan Hands Off A disabled woman had her Tesla vandalized at an Olive Garden The Supreme Court upholds a Biden Admin rule requiring serial [... more]

The Bible teaches the particular fatherhood of God, extended to those adopted into His family by virtue of their union with Christ. This concept is distinct from the universal fatherhood of God, which is not a biblical concept. The universal brotherhood of man is also not a biblical concept, but rather a deduction from the universal fatherhood of God. The Bible teaches that all men are neighbors, and we are required to love our neighbors as ourselves, but this does not mean we are all brothers in Christ. [... more]

The devastating California wildfires have left thousands of structures destroyed and many lives lost, with critics pointing to the incompetence and lack of preparation from local leaders, including Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has been sentenced to an unconditional discharge in a New York case, and Senator John Fetterman has visited Mar-a-Lago to discuss potential policy changes. As the country grapples with these issues, politicians are being called out for their handling of the crisis and their willingness to work across party lines. [... more]

The mysterious drones flying over New Jersey have sparked concerns about national security, with some speculating they may be coming from an Iranian ship. Congressman Van Drew has come forward with claims that the drones pose a clear and present danger, while the Pentagon has denied any Iranian involvement. As the situation unfolds, questions about the drones' purpose and origin continue to mount, with some calling for the National Guard to be deployed to track them down. [... more]

Kevin Pollak shares stories about his career, including his early days as a stand-up comedian, his experiences working with Michael Keaton and Mila Kunis, and his birthday celebration with Rich Eisen on the Rich Eisen Show. Pollak talks about his film Goodrich, his love of Pittsburgh, and his favorite holiday, Halloween. [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares his story of rising from a blue-collar Chicago neighborhood to become the first Asian American to command a U.S. Army division. He discusses the Japanese Americans who fought for the United States in World War II, including the 100th Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and their bravery in the European Theater of Operation. [... more]

A Christian family transforms their home into a beacon of generosity and faith on Halloween night, distributing full-size candy bars and offering prayer cards to thousands of trick-or-treaters, leading to numerous salvations and a sense of community and connection with their neighbors. [... more]

Heather Holloman, a professor and author, shares her sent identity as a Christian and how she lives out her faith in her neighborhood and classroom. She emphasizes the importance of being intentional in sharing her faith and praying for others, and provides practical examples of how to do so, including using a prayer journal and being an agent of blessing in one's community. [... more]

Owning a rental property can be a lucrative investment, but it's not for everyone. You must consider the pros and cons, including the income stream, appreciation, tax breaks, and the potential for negative cash flow. Meanwhile, choosing a financial advisor aligned with your biblical values is crucial for making informed financial decisions, and protecting your personal information from data breaches requires vigilance and the use of credit monitoring services. [... more]

Dean and Sarah discuss the concept of cultural Christianity, where people claim to be Christians but lack a genuine faith. They explore eight categories of cultural Christians, including the country club Christian, Christmas and Easter Christian, God and country Christian, and more. The conversation highlights the need for evangelism and the importance of sharing the true gospel with those who may be unsaved. [... more]

Considering a home purchase requires careful planning, including weighing the costs of renting versus buying, understanding the current market conditions, and evaluating one's monthly budget. It's also essential to consider the emotional aspects of homeownership, such as the sense of satisfaction and personalization that comes with owning a home. Additionally, shared ownership with family members can be a viable option for some individuals. [... more]

Recap and Brittany Gray share their experiences as missionaries in their own community, demonstrating the power of hospitality and discipleship in everyday life. They discuss the importance of intentionality, the theology of reclining, and creating a welcoming environment for others, ultimately pointing to a deeper connection with faith and community. [... more]

A discussion on Florida Man's antics, the removal of U-turn signs in LA due to their history of being used to profile the gay community, and the importance of constitutional limits on government. The conversation also touches on BioMADE's funding, lab-grown meat, and the impact of climate change on CO2 footprints. [... more]

The Biden campaign's communications director argues that President Biden is the only candidate who cares about the gun violence crisis in the country. The SCOTUS case on bump stocks is discussed, and how it's not about the Second Amendment but about the overreach of the administrative state. The G7 summit and Alphabet Month are also discussed, as well as transphobia and gun rights. The economy and inflation are also topics of conversation, including the petrodollar and economic dominance. Florida Man is also featured, as well as gun-free zones and self-defense. The conversation also turns to cognitive decline and Joe Biden's age, as well as Kamala Harris and community banks. Dog ownership and the immoral majority are also discussed, along with Donald Trump. [... more]