Managing time wisely is crucial for achieving financial goals and living a purposeful life. Rob West discusses the importance of prioritizing time, building margin, and investing in what truly matters. He also answers listener questions on investing for children, buying a new car, and refinancing an RV loan. [... more]

Managing money as a couple can be a source of stress, but intentionally scheduling conversations about money, known as 'money dates,' can help couples grow closer together and become better stewards of their resources. Dr. Shane Enet shares six creative ways couples can build stronger relationships by having intentional financial conversations, including sharing their money story, giving together, cooking the books, and discussing credit reports and estate planning. [... more]

When struggling with sin, temptation, or weakness, God's faithfulness can be a source of comfort and strength. He promises to forgive and cleanse us of all unrighteousness, and to help us in our times of need. By confessing our sins, bringing our problems to Him, and placing our hope in Him, we can experience true life and growth in our relationship with God. [... more]

God's faithfulness is a steadfast and affectionate attribute that holds us up inside, providing satisfaction and optimism when we experience it, but anxiety and despair when it fails. This faithfulness is revealed through creation, people, and God's character, and is demonstrated in our lives when we face weakness and struggle, but can choose to trust in God's promise to sustain us and meet us in our vulnerability. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares two essential tools for achieving a prioritized life: managing your time effectively and being mindful of your finances. He emphasizes the importance of setting aside time for prayer and Bible study, using a simple method called the 'two-pro-apt' approach, and being honest about your financial priorities. By following these principles, you can experience the peace and power of a prioritized life and live a more balanced and fulfilling existence. [... more]

Life is lived in seasons, and each season demands a reevaluation of priorities. God's vision for our lives is to live in harmony with His will, but this requires discipline and a willingness to let go of non-essential commitments. By understanding our purpose and the priorities that align with it, we can break free from the cycle of busyness and find contentment in our relationships and work. [... more]

College students need to develop good financial habits early on to set themselves up for financial success. Dr. Kelly Rush shares practical budgeting advice and discusses the importance of understanding the time value of money, avoiding debt, and building credit. She also emphasizes the need for clear communication between parents and students about financial responsibilities and the importance of aligning one's financial goals with their values. [... more]

For those nearing retirement, working longer can have a significant impact on their financial security, with studies showing that delaying retirement by just a few months can have the same benefit as saving a higher percentage of income over three decades. This can be especially beneficial for those who plan to claim Social Security benefits before age 70, as waiting beyond full retirement age can increase monthly benefits by two-thirds of one percent or eight percent per year. However, this decision also involves considering emotional and relational factors, such as the potential impact on relationships and lifestyle, and requires open and honest communication as a couple. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus proves that God keeps his promises and offers hope to those who believe. It's a reminder that death does not have the final word, and that through faith in Jesus, we can overcome fear and live a life filled with purpose and meaning. [... more]

Reflecting on mortality and legacy, Greg Laurie explores the story of Saul of Tarsus, a man who persecuted Christians but was later redeemed by Jesus. Through his journey, Laurie emphasizes the importance of faithfulness and the power of resurrection, encouraging listeners to consider their own legacy and relationship with God. [... more]

Moses' life and faith are examined in Psalm 90, highlighting the contrast between the frailty of man and the eternality of God, as well as the sinfulness of man and the holiness and mercy of God. The psalmist's desire for eternity and the fulfillment of that desire through Jesus Christ are also discussed. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes reminds us to make the most of every moment, embracing every single moment we're given, and to stop wasting time on what doesn't matter. It teaches us to fear God, love others, and enjoy the present moment, and to think about death honestly and carefully, so we can be more joyful in life. [... more]

Moses's prayer in Psalm 90 teaches us to live with an eternal perspective, understanding that God is eternal, we are temporal, and our judgment is just. We must make the most of our time, devote ourselves to God, and pray for mercy, joy, and blessing. [... more]

When faced with confusion, it's essential to simplify and go back to the basics. Psalm 90, written by Moses, provides six fundamental principles to help regain perspective: God is great, life is short, sin is serious, wisdom is essential, mercy is available, and success is possible. By applying these principles, individuals can experience the joy of the Lord and live a life that honors God. [... more]

When faced with confusion, it's essential to remember that God is great, life is short, sin is serious, wisdom is essential, mercy is available, and success is possible. By asking six key questions, including whether you're rightly related to God, prepared to die, taking sin seriously, spending or investing your life, experiencing the joy of the Lord, and impacting your world for good, you can gain clarity and perspective in times of uncertainty. [... more]

Man is temporal, unfaithful, and forgetful, but God's love and hope can bring satisfaction and a fresh perspective on life. Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 encourages us to seek God's glory and beauty in our lives and work, and to pray for wisdom, satisfaction, and blessing. [... more]

Moses writes Psalm 90 as a prayer of the people of God in the wilderness, expressing their desire for God's steadfast love and mercy. The Psalm reveals God's eternal nature, faithfulness, and fearfulness, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's holiness and wrath in order to appreciate His love. [... more]

The Bible addresses the universal fear of death and our personal awareness of guilt, revealing God's settled reaction to man's rebellion and the punishment of death. The psalmist teaches us to number our days and gain a heart of wisdom, seeking God's steadfast love and intervention on our behalf. [... more]

Dr. Abaddon Shaw discusses the importance of taking an account of one's life, numbering days, and gaining a heart of wisdom. He explores the concept of legacy, the judgment of God, and the need for accountability in one's relationship with God, using Psalm 90 as a guide. [... more]

Understanding the value of time and its impact on financial decisions is crucial for making wise choices. By prioritizing God's design for money, individuals can become faithful stewards of their resources, including their time. This involves making informed decisions about retirement savings, debt management, and investment strategies to achieve long-term financial goals and glorify God. [... more]