Jerry Boyer, a resident economist, shares insights from the book of Genesis, highlighting the economic implications of the creation story and how it relates to our work and financial decisions. He explains how God's creation and work ethic can guide us in our daily lives and how we should approach our relationship with the earth, emphasizing the importance of development and stewardship. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NBA Finals, with Chris Brockman's five burning questions, including how Dallas will perform, Kyrie Irving's handling of Boston's length, and the Celtics' use of Kristaps Porzingis. The show also touches on the Dallas Cowboys' win-loss record, with TJ Jefferson predicting an 11-6 season. Kevin Stefanski, the head coach of the Cleveland Browns, joins the show to discuss his team's prospects, and Rich Eisen shares his best-case scenarios for the AFC South teams. [... more]

Christians are learning to use their shareholder rights to influence corporate policies and promote biblical values, but it's a slow process that requires patience and understanding of the proxy voting process. Financial experts discuss the importance of waiting to claim Social Security benefits and the benefits of paying off high-interest debt, such as a car loan, before retirement. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist, shares his views on artificial intelligence, discussing its potential benefits and risks from a biblical perspective. He emphasizes that AI is a tool created by humans and should not be worshipped as a god. Boyer also explores the economic implications of AI, suggesting that while it may bring significant productivity gains, it will also displace some jobs, particularly those that are mediocre or repetitive. He encourages Christians to take dominion over AI and use it in a way that aligns with their values. [... more]

A Texas woman's fight for abortion rights after the overturn of Roe v. Wade, Sofia Vergara's portrayal of a ruthless crime boss, and a community's efforts to turn human urine into fertilizer are among the stories explored in this episode of Sunday Morning. [... more]

Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is more than a heartwarming tale of redemption; it's a profound socioeconomic commentary on the dangers of Malthusianism and the importance of generosity and abundance. Through the character of Ebenezer Scrooge, Dickens critiques the philosophy of Thomas Malthus, which posits that population growth outpaces food supply and leads to societal collapse. In contrast, Dickens' story celebrates the abundance of God's creation and the value of human life, encouraging readers to adopt a biblical worldview on economics and finance. [... more]

The first Thanksgiving was not just a celebration of abundance, but also a testament to the power of private property and biblical economics. The Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation initially implemented a communistic system, which led to starvation and hardship. However, they later abandoned this approach and adopted private property, leading to a bountiful harvest and a new way of life. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the latest news and politics, including government spending, Ukraine aid, border security, and immigration. She also talks to Stephen Yates about China and Germany's economic cooperation and the implications for the US. Additionally, she shares her thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding Representative Jamal Bowman's actions in Congress. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist and author, discusses God's design for economics and wealth creation, highlighting the importance of biblical principles and the role of the church in promoting a prosperous and just economy. [... more]

God's design for the economy is centered around His principles, which can guide us towards a more virtuous and productive society. By understanding the ideal economy and following God's design, we can experience His blessings and make better financial decisions. [... more]

Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer, managing partners of Whitaker and Hamer law firm, discuss various legal topics, including homeowners associations, real estate, and legal advice. They also share personal anecdotes about food delivery, fitness, and dieting. [... more]

A discussion on the potential harm of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies in the healthcare system, particularly in medical education, and the need for a merit-based approach to ensure the best qualified doctors are being trained and hired. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming Super Bowl with guests Mike Mayock and Juju Smith-Schuster, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals, and predicting the outcome of the big game. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL playoffs, with a focus on the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers, as well as the performances of quarterbacks Brock Purdy and Daniel Jones. The show also touches on the history of the NFC Championship and the challenges facing the Eagles and Giants in their upcoming game. [... more]

When we give our lives to Jesus, we gain the promise of eternal life and experience a transformation that's only a preview of our future in heaven. The Holy Spirit gives us a foretaste of what heaven is going to be like, and we've been adopted into the family of God, but the full reward of the adoption is a whole new body, a resurrected body. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, including quarterbacks like Tua Tagovailoa and Deshaun Watson, and the impact of COVID-19 on sports. Actor Bruce Greenwood joins the show to talk about his role in the TV series The Resident, and shares a story about Nicholas Cage and a Lamborghini. The hosts also discuss a Bitcoin story about a man who forgot his password and is trying to recover his 220 million in Bitcoin. [... more]

North Carolina's new Superintendent of Public Instruction, Katherine Truitt, faces challenges including addressing learning loss due to COVID-19, repairing relationships with the state board of education, and dealing with a governor who may have different policy views. Meanwhile, a recent article in National Review explores the potential of a conservative environmentalism, and a congressional group called the Roosevelt Conservation Caucus is working to promote environmental issues such as climate change. The left's efforts to turn North Carolina blue are also discussed, including their campaign to influence the 2020 census and redistricting. [... more]