Preparing for inevitable expenses with sinking funds is a key aspect of financial planning, as seen in biblical examples such as Joseph's grain storage and the ant's diligence. Setting aside resources gradually for future expenses provides peace of mind and freedom from debt, while also demonstrating trust in God's provision. Effective retirement planning involves considering expenses that are irregular but inevitable, such as car repairs and medical costs, and breaking them down into manageable pieces through sinking funds. [... more]

The nature of beauty is a topic of ongoing debate, with some arguing that it is purely subjective and others claiming that there are objective standards. Historically, philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle have sought to discover the transcendent norms of beauty, which they believed were grounded in the character of God. These norms include principles such as proportion, harmony, simplicity, and complexity, which are applied to various art forms including painting, music, and literature. The Christian Church has produced many fine artists, and the design of church buildings in different styles is a reflection of the Church's understanding of beauty and its relationship to God. [... more]

Texas Democrats continue to hold out from going to work over redistricting Dana explains why this has been blown out of proportion Dana shares why Trump floating Marco Rubio as a possible VP successor is a BAD idea Beto O'Rourke re-emerges to claim Texas' redistricting will cause a dictatorship DHS Sec Noem announces they have removed any age restrictions for ICE Officers Ex-DOGE Staffer Big Balls got assaulted in D C after an attempted carjacking Denver has officially submitted its bid to host the Gay Games Rep Beth Van Duyne joins us live in studio to react to the Texas [... more]

Discovering the power of biblical wisdom in managing finances and achieving financial freedom, with practical advice on money management, stewardship, and God's provision for retirement planning. [... more]

Bob Laudick shares his personal story of financial struggle and how he and his wife Linda turned their lives around by applying biblical principles to their finances. They discuss the importance of earning, saving, giving, and enjoying God's provision, and how these principles can bring peace and unity to marriages. [... more]

Jesus promises his disciples that they will do greater works than he did, not in power or magnitude, but in extent. He explains that the Holy Spirit will live inside of them and give them the resources they need to accomplish these works. Jesus also teaches that prayer is a key part of this process, and that believers should pray in his name, according to his character and will. [... more]

The Bible teaches that giving is not just about the amount we give, but about the proportion we give. When we give sacrificially, putting in everything we have, that's when our giving becomes worship. Jesus commends the poor widow who gave two small coins, showing that it's not about the amount, but about the cost to us. As Christians, we need to evaluate our giving patterns and make sure we're giving in a way that costs us something, not just a token amount. Giving is a way to worship God, and when we do it with a willing heart, God will bless us with love, peace, and happiness. [... more]

Discussing the importance of living with an eternal perspective and using temporal wealth for eternal gain, hosts Rob West and guests Ken Boa and Russ Crossan explore the concept of biblical leverage, the dangers of wealth, and the keys to helping individuals set a financial finish line and cultivate generosity. [... more]

Caregivers often feel intense pressure to fix or achieve, but circumstances beyond their control can lead to feelings of failure. By taking a cue from Chris Rock's response to the 2022 Academy Awards incident, caregivers can learn to incorporate emotional restraint and master their responses to uncontrollable experiences, living a calmer life and adding more victories to their win column. [... more]

Couples often struggle with conflicts that seem to cover the same ground over and over. Dr. Bob Paul and his wife Jenny explain how hidden issues from their past can sabotage their marriage and why they feel like they're not being heard or understood. They share a personal example of how they got stuck in a reactive cycle and how they learned to identify and address their buttons, leading to a more satisfying and loving relationship. [... more]

Hidden issues from the past can sabotage a marriage, leading to recurring conflicts and disagreements. Understanding the underlying reactive cycle and emotional triggers can help couples identify and address the root causes of their conflicts, leading to a more satisfying and fulfilling relationship. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of suffering and its relationship with sin, God's sovereignty, and faith. The Bible is used as a reference to understand why bad things happen to good people, and how God uses suffering to bring about his glory and a greater good. The conversation also touches on the importance of being good stewards and being involved in politics, while maintaining a biblical perspective. [... more]

Adoniram Judson, the first American missionary to Burma, spent 20 years in the country, facing incredible challenges, including imprisonment, illness, and personal loss. Despite these hardships, he remained committed to his faith and continued to serve, eventually translating the Bible into Burmese and baptizing over 1,000 converts. His legacy continues to inspire and impact the Burmese people to this day. [... more]

Jesus' message highlights the deceptive nature of sin, emphasizing that it is detectable, dangerous, diverse, and deceptive, but ultimately dismissible through faith in Him. He laments the refusal of people to take the cure for sin, and encourages believers to seek God intentionally and cultivate a deeper relationship with Him. [... more]