Many young people are walking away from their Christian faith, citing doubts and uncertainty about what they believe. Parents and grandparents are struggling to understand and address this trend, which is often rooted in intellectual and emotional questions about the validity of Christianity. A safe and supportive environment is crucial in helping young people navigate these doubts and develop a strong and deep faith. [... more]

Leaving a meaningful legacy goes beyond transferring financial resources, encompassing values, faith, and Christ-centered purpose. Intentional inheritance involves prayerful intentionality, transferring wisdom before wealth, and preparing heirs to steward wealth wisely. [... more]

The danger of churchianity, a shallow appearance focused religion that falls short of true faith, is revealed through the parable of the sowing of the Gospel seed. The faithful Jew felt safe before God due to their dedication to the law, respect for God, and special knowledge, but were unredeemed. The Apostle Paul challenges the religious world of his day to examine their faith and answer the most important question they will ever have to answer: are you living a lie or are you truly alive? [... more]

Handel's Messiah is a majestic work of classical music deeply tied to the Christmas holiday. Its origins date back to Charles Jennens, a wealthy landowner who suffered from chronic depression, and his collaboration with George Friedrich Handel. The oratorio's three parts tell the story of the Christmas story, crucifixion, and resurrection, making it a timeless and enduring piece of music. [... more]

For nearly 200 years, Sing Sing Correctional Facility has been one of the most infamous prisons in the nation. But a new movie is shining a light on a special program at the prison, using the arts to foster hope and forge a pathway to a brighter future for its inmates. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln's life story became the stuff of legend as he rose to prominence through sheer grit, determination, and talent. He was born in Kentucky, literally in a log cabin, and moved around from Kentucky to Indiana and from Indiana to Illinois as his father moved around. Lincoln emerged as a national figure, a possible and plausible Republican candidate for president in 1860, after challenging Stephen Douglas to a series of debates in 1858. His anti-slavery views and strong opposition to the Fugitive Slave Act made him a strong candidate, but the issue of slavery was deeply polarizing, and the nation was on the brink of civil war. [... more]

Managing social security, Medicare, and tax issues can be overwhelming, especially for the elderly. Certified financial planners like Hans Scheil and IRS enrolled agents like Chris can help resolve tax problems, negotiate penalties, and provide financial guidance to ensure a smooth transition into retirement. [... more]

Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John chapter 3 reveals the necessity of being born again to see the kingdom of God. The new birth is a supernatural transformation that occurs when a person puts their faith in Jesus Christ, and it is a prerequisite for heaven. Jesus' message of salvation is clear: admit your sin, believe in him, and call on his name to be saved. [... more]

Alistair Begg urges listeners to join God in His mission and proclaim His message of the Gospel, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's judgment and the frailty of human life, and the need to share the good news of salvation with others. [... more]

The influence of a mother's character, prayer, and interest in her children's lives has a lasting impact on their development. Reclaiming motherhood is crucial for rebuilding fractured families and passing on values to the next generation. [... more]

Paul's life and death are summed up in his motto, 'For me to live is Christ and to die is gain.' He believes that his life should magnify and glorify Jesus Christ, and that death is a sweet release into heaven, where he will be with Christ. [... more]

The concept of families being forever in Mormonism is examined, with a focus on the idea that individuals must be worthy to perform temple work for their deceased ancestors. The discussion highlights the potential problems with this doctrine, including the emphasis on individual performance and the lack of scriptural support in the Bible and Book of Mormon. [... more]

The importance of motherhood is highlighted through the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, who struggled with raising a child who was both human and divine. She had to navigate the challenges of parenting a child who broke the mold and refused to fit into societal expectations. Despite the difficulties, Mary's dedication, nurturing, and love for Jesus ultimately led to his redemption and salvation, and she became a model for mothers everywhere. [... more]

The LDS Church's growth rate has slowed significantly, with some sociologists predicting a decline in membership numbers. The Church's own statistics show a decrease in convert baptisms, and a secular organization has helped thousands of members resign their membership. Experts point to a possible exodus from the Church, citing historical parallels and the challenges of retaining members in the modern age. [... more]

The book of Hebrews explores the role of Jesus as the Great High Priest, who came to fulfill the Old Testament sacrificial system and provide access to God the Father. As a merciful and faithful high priest, Jesus has done everything necessary in relation to God and sin, making atonement for the sins of the people through his sacrifice. This understanding kindles respect and gratitude, encouraging believers to respond with humility and reverence. [... more]