Investors can achieve alpha by applying a biblical worldview to their investment decisions, focusing on companies that create value for their customers, employees, and society, rather than just extracting value. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975, taking 29 lives. The ship's story is etched in the collective consciousness of the Great Lakes region, thanks in part to a song by Gordon Lightfoot. The wreck's mystery continues to fascinate, with questions still unanswered about its demise. [... more]

The Bible is a living and active book that contains timeless principles and is relevant to every age and generation. It has the power to transform lives, correct and rebuke, and equip believers to serve God. In contrast, false prophets and spiritual rhetoric can lead people away from the true God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. [... more]

A Jewish Christian's transformation in life comes at a great price, but with the superior priesthood of Jesus, who is the great high priest, the superior high priest, the perfect high priest, and the priest that is seated at the right hand of God and is interceding for us. [... more]

The author of Hebrews compares Jesus Christ to angels and Moses, highlighting Jesus' superiority in his humanity and his role as a faithful apostle and high priest. Jesus is shown to be a better builder than Moses, and his creation of the new covenant is contrasted with Moses' administration of the old covenant. The text also explores the concept of faithfulness, with Jesus being perfectly faithful and Moses being mostly faithful, yet still worthy of praise. [... more]

The glory of God is something that is actually deadly, yet it's the passion of God to display his glory. We see God's glory in creation, in the person of Jesus Christ, and in the church. When we see the glory of God, we are being changed into the image of Christ. [... more]

God's perspective on work is that it's a gift, a good gift, and a way to image Him. Christians are called to fill the earth and subdue it, not just to make disciples. Excellence in work is a reflection of God's character, and it matters to Him. Work is not just about productivity, but also about loving people and creating something useful for others' benefit and enjoyment. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975, resulting in the loss of all 29 crew members. The ship's story has become a legend, with a famous song by Gordon Lightfoot capturing the tragedy. Meanwhile, a podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. [... more]

The author of Hebrews compares Jesus Christ to angels, declaring that he is superior in every way. Jesus is the begotten son, the beloved son, the worshiped son, and the sovereign son, with a throne that is eternal and righteous. The angels, on the other hand, are created beings, subject to God's commands, and not worthy of worship. Jesus' superiority is demonstrated through five Old Testament quotations, showing that he is the ultimate ruler and the one who deserves worship and obedience. [... more]

Biblical grace is not just God going easy on us, but a gift that establishes our hearts, changes them, and unites us to fear His name. It is a never-ending, unchangeable gift that we receive through faith in Jesus Christ, and it is the foundation for our eternal security in Him. [... more]

The message explores the exclusivity and superiority of Jesus Christ as the priest before God, highlighting his unchanging character, the atonement he provides, and the city he builds. The author emphasizes that those who reject Jesus have no right to his sacrifice, and that only through faith in him can one find true salvation and establish a relationship with God. [... more]

The truth about us is that we're prone to self-righteousness and self-delusion, but humility is the key to a genuine relationship with God. By recognizing our own flaws and weaknesses, we can let go of the need to judge others and focus on loving and serving them. [... more]

The author of Hebrews emphasizes Jesus' priority, authority, and victory over angels, highlighting the importance of worshiping the Son and not diminishing angels. Jesus' priority is demonstrated through his relationship with the Father, his authority is shown through his power and control over creation, and his victory is evident in his defeat of death and hell. The author encourages believers to stand in Jesus' leverage, trusting in his power and commitment to save them. [... more]

The Edmund Fitzgerald, a 729-foot freighter, sank on Lake Superior in 1975 with all 29 crew members on board. The ship's demise has been etched into the collective consciousness of the Great Lakes region, thanks in part to a song by Canadian songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. The story of the Fitzgerald's final voyage and tragic fate continues to captivate people to this day. [... more]

The 1913 storm ravaged the Great Lakes, sinking 12 ships and claiming the lives of 250 sailors. The tragedy was one of the worst maritime disasters in American history, with many ships lost due to a combination of frozen ice formations, 35-foot sea walls, and wicked winds. [... more]

The 1913 storm was a devastating event that ravaged the Great Lakes, resulting in the loss of 12 ships and over 250 sailors. The storm's legacy is still felt today, with many families still searching for answers about their loved ones who were lost. The story of the 1913 storm is a testament to the power of nature and the bravery of those who sailed the Great Lakes. [... more]

Dr. Steve Pettit, president of Bob Jones University, explores the concept of the glory of God and its transformative power in the lives of believers. He draws from 2 Corinthians 3:18, discussing how beholding the glory of the Lord leads to a supernatural metamorphosis, changing believers into the image of Christ. Dr. Pettit emphasizes the importance of reading the Bible under the influence of the Holy Spirit to experience genuine change and transformation. [... more]

The book of Hebrews is a letter to Jewish believers, written by the Apostle Paul, emphasizing the superiority of Jesus Christ over Judaism and other religious systems. Paul argues that Jesus offers a superior covenant with God, a superior high priest who can save sinners to the uttermost, and superior forgiveness of sin through His blood. [... more]

A discussion on Christian theology, specifically the Trinity, predestination, and soteriology, with a focus on Reformed theology and apologetics. The host engages with callers on various topics, including Eastern Orthodoxy and the use of transcendental arguments in apologetics. [... more]

A discussion on the role of women in marriage, submission, and headship, as well as the concept of a reprobate mind and its relation to homosexuality, judgment, and the government's role in society. [... more]

The glory of God is something that is actually deadly, yet it has always been the passion of God to display his glory. We see God's glory in creation, in the person of Jesus Christ, and in the church, where people are being transformed into the image of Christ through a passionate reading of God's Word under the influence of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

A healthcare policy analyst discusses the economic analysis of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, revealing a funding gap of $119 to $171 million in the first year. The analyst argues that the governor's plan is misguided and costly, and that the state should instead apply for a state innovation waiver to restructure healthcare subsidies and lower insurance premiums. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the city of Wilmington's vacation rental rules, which the city claims are constitutional but the Institute for Justice argues are unconstitutional. The case has significant implications for property rights in North Carolina. [... more]

The Superior Covenant, as explained in the book of Hebrews, offers a new and better promise, where Jesus lives forever as our High Priest, and has a permanent priesthood. This covenant transforms people, making them holy, and provides forgiveness of sins, which is not found in other religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam. [... more]

The book of Hebrews explains how the Old Covenant, administered by the priesthood, was a shadow of something better. God's people needed a great high priest who would come and permanently deal with their sins. The writer of Hebrews emphasizes the superiority of Jesus Christ, who is the author and perfecter of faith, and the ultimate substitution for sin made by God himself. [... more]