We are created to praise God, and congregational worship is a rehearsal for the singing and praise we will enjoy in heaven. True worship is tied to an adequate and accurate knowledge of God, and it must be grounded in the truth of Scripture. [... more]

The importance of genuine corporate worship is examined, highlighting the need to worship God with all one's might, unashamedly and with enthusiasm, rather than being controlled by personal preferences or societal norms. [... more]

Golf with Jay Delsing will feature a father-son combination Mike and Larry Suhre who own and run Oak Brook Golf Club in Edwardsville Illinois Also Mike has led the region and country in PGA Jr League participation The show will feature all the latest news and notes from throughout the world of golf See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

Rachel Wong shares her experience of starting to save for retirement at a young age and the power of compound interest. She also discusses the importance of giving and setting up automatic savings. Rachel's small group curriculum, Open Hands Finance, teaches young adults how to manage money wisely and live below their means. [... more]

Christians are called to prioritize their allegiance to God and live out their faith in a way that reflects their dual citizenship, praying for those in authority, preaching and teaching the truth, and modeling a life of love and service, rather than relying on the government or church to solve societal problems. [... more]

The Lord's table is a local church ordinance that serves as a reminder of Christ's death and redemption, a communal meal for believers to worship together, and a proclamation of the gospel. It is a time of active participation in the present, remembering Christ's past work, and anticipating his future return. Believers who have been made partakers of Christ and have followed Him in baptism are qualified to participate in the Lord's table, which is a time of communion and receiving the ongoing benefits of Christ's death on their behalf. [... more]

The story of the widow's oil in 2 Kings 4 is a powerful illustration of God's provision and our role in financial stewardship. Sharon Epps, president of Kingdom Advisors, explains how the widow's faithfulness and obedience to God's instructions led to a miraculous provision of oil, and how we can apply these principles to our own lives, including relying on God, seeking wise counsel, and being faithful to His instruction. [... more]

True joy isn't found in circumstances, but in something far more reliable, such as grateful recollection, faithful intercession, and loyal devotion to Christ, which can be achieved through selective memory, prayer, and partnership in the gospel. [... more]

Pat Tigg shares his experiences growing up in a loving family, his time as a football player at NC State, and how his faith has shaped his life and leadership. He discusses the importance of team sports, the challenges of the electronic age, and the need for men to be servant leaders in their homes, communities, and churches. [... more]

The NFL draft is heating up as top prospects like Caleb Williams and Brock Bowers make their presence known at the combine. Meanwhile, the Patriots and Raiders are looking to make a splash in the quarterback market, with the Patriots potentially trading up for one of the top prospects and the Raiders considering a move to acquire a quarterback. [... more]

Starting a stewardship ministry in a church requires leadership buy-in, understanding the needs of the people, building a team, launching the ministry, and celebrating its impact. Financial literacy and a biblical worldview are essential for making wise financial decisions, including investing and managing debt. Options like reverse mortgages and life insurance settlements should be carefully evaluated to ensure they align with one's goals and objectives. [... more]

Kelly and Tabitha Kappik share their personal experiences with suffering, including cancer and chronic pain, and how their faith has been shaped by their struggles. They discuss the importance of lament, the solidarity of Jesus with us in our pain, and the need to rethink our understanding of God's goodness in the midst of suffering. [... more]

A growing concern is emerging about the struggles of boys and men in American society, with a widening gender gap in higher education and men falling behind in various aspects of life, including mental health and participation in the labor market. [... more]

Creating a thriving family giving culture involves right-sizing the experience, making space for individual passions, using a framework, sharing responsibility, and focusing on the fruit of generosity. By following these principles, families can cultivate a culture of giving that brings joy and builds relationships. [... more]

Commitment to biblical financial principles requires determination, planning, patience, and even sacrifice. Living with faith and integrity in your finances and your life results in peace, contentment, and even joy. When you serve God with your finances, you'll participate in his work of mercy and blessing for people around you. [... more]

The NBA has voted on a new policy to limit the number of games and times that stars can sit out, aiming to return to an 82-game season. The policy defines a star player as someone who has made the all-star or all-NBA teams in any of the three previous seasons. The league wants to increase discipline and fines for star players who sit out games, especially on national TV. Meanwhile, the WNBA playoffs are underway, and the NFL is gearing up for week two. In college football, the Michigan State investigation into a Title IX matter has caught attention, with the athletic department suspending head coach Mel Tucker. [... more]

Florida Man's antics continue to make headlines, while the Trump arraignment dominates the media's attention. Meanwhile, Jill Biden's remarks on LSU and Iowa's NCAA basketball championship have sparked a debate on race and sportsmanship, with Angel Reese at the center of the controversy. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the cancel culture mob, racism, and the importance of history and education. He also talks about the controversy surrounding Splash Mountain, Song of the South, and Uncle Remus. Additionally, he discusses the censorship of conservative voices on DirecTV and the importance of free speech. He also talks about the Protect Local Farms Act, George Santos, and the need for moral standards in politics. [... more]

President Joe Biden's first year in office has been marked by slumping poll numbers and rising frustration within his Democratic Party. As he prepares to deliver a rare news conference, he faces criticism for his handling of the economy, crime, and voting rights. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans are threatening to block cloture on a voting rights bill, and Democrats are divided on whether to eliminate the filibuster. The president's team is trying to reset his agenda, but it remains to be seen whether he can turn things around and deliver on his promises. [... more]

Baptism signifies a rich and meaningful relationship with Jesus, uniting us to Him and His righteousness, and freeing us from the dominion of sin. As Christians, we are new creatures in Christ, reconciled to God and part of the new creation, living in newness of life and having a new identity with new loves and desires. [... more]

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's comments equating the US military with terrorist groups like the Taliban and Hamas have sparked controversy, with some calling for her removal from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The issue has raised questions about the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction over US service members and the Democrat Party's handling of the situation. [... more]

The church is facing a crisis due to the pandemic, with many people absent from services and finances dwindling. Pastor Ken Cline discusses how his church, Christ Wesleyan, is adapting to the situation by focusing on community service and outreach, and how individuals can make a difference by volunteering and getting engaged in their local communities. [... more]

Belonging to a local church means making a decision to move beyond a quiet, solitary life and engage with others in a living, breathing entity that promises change and spiritual growth. As members of the body of Christ, we are called to participate in public worship services, pray for, care for, and serve one another spiritually and physically. [... more]

Believers are called to participate in the lives of others as members of a local church body, encouraging each other to stand firm in their faith and to grow spiritually. This participation involves actively praying for, caring for, and serving one another, both spiritually and physically, and recognizing the value of every individual's contribution, no matter how small. [... more]

Darrell Harrison discusses the biblical basis for paying reparations for slavery, the concept of ethnicism, and the importance of expository preaching in the black church. He also critiques the social justice movement in evangelicalism, arguing that it promotes partiality and can hurt race relations. [... more]