A Christian music icon and his wife share their journey of faith and hope as they navigate the challenges of caregiving and cancer treatment, highlighting the importance of trust, community, and the power of music in times of need. [... more]

Dana Lashes discusses various news stories, including a Florida Man who stole a passenger's luggage, a Delray Beach man accused of attacking his wife over a child's haircut, and a British charity's tweet about ovarian cancer. She also addresses trans issues, criticizes a charity's approach to raising awareness, and shares her opinions on current events, including the president's behavior and the Biden family's scandals. [... more]

The 80th anniversary of D-Day is commemorated with ceremonies and reenactments in Normandy, France. The event is a reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of the Allied forces who fought against the Nazis in World War II. General George S. Patton's leadership and the Ghost Army's deception missions are highlighted as key factors in the Allied victory. Meanwhile, the current conflict in Ukraine is compared to D-Day, with some arguing that it is a similar battle for democracy and freedom. However, others point out that the situation in Ukraine is vastly different from the events of 80 years ago, and that the comparison is not accurate. [... more]

Borrowing money can be more dangerous than facing danger on the battlefield, as George Washington once said. Today, we'll discuss five very dangerous ways of borrowing that you should avoid, including finance company loans, payday loans, pawn shop loans, auto title loans, and tax refund loans. We'll also explore the importance of cultivating the right disciplines regarding managing God's money and how to navigate your finances God's way. [... more]

Dr. Kenneth Houck, founder of Stephen Ministries, shares the story of how he started training laypeople to provide one-to-one caring in congregations, and how this ministry has grown to impact 13,000 churches worldwide. He discusses the importance of not trying to solve problems, but rather being present and listening to care receivers, and how this approach has led to personal growth for Stephen Ministers themselves. [... more]