Rob West advises listeners on managing their finances, discussing topics such as debt consolidation, mortgage payoff, and retirement planning. He emphasizes the importance of financial stewardship and making wise decisions when it comes to money, using biblical principles as a guide. [... more]

Helping your kids understand who they are in Christ may be one of the most valuable financial lessons you teach them over time. A new resource, 'Right from the Start,' is designed to help middle schoolers form a biblical worldview about money and identity, and parents can use it to disciple their kids in a practical and joyful way. [... more]

The Ghost Army of World War II was a secret deception unit that used sound effects, radio deception, and visual deception to fool the enemy and save lives. The unit, made up of artists, engineers, and other skilled individuals, was tasked with creating a multimedia mobile deception unit to trick the German army into thinking the U.S. Army was in one place when it was actually in another. The unit's techniques included using inflatable tanks, sound effects, and fake radio transmissions to create a convincing illusion. The Ghost Army's efforts were instrumental in the success of several key operations, including the Battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the Rhine River. The unit's story was largely unknown until recent years, and it was not until 2022 that the Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to the Ghost Army veterans for their bravery and sacrifice. [... more]

Raising financially literate children who understand God's heart and the counsel of Scripture is crucial. Parents can start teaching their kids about money at a young age, using age-appropriate lessons to help them become wise and faithful stewards. As children grow, parents can introduce more complex concepts, such as budgeting, saving, and investing, while reinforcing the importance of generosity and delayed gratification. [... more]

Guide Dogs for the Blind is the largest guide dog school in North America, providing service dogs to individuals with visual impairments. The organization trains dogs to assist their handlers in navigating daily life, and has made a concerted effort to target youth and provide support to families with children as young as five. The CEO of Guide Dogs for the Blind shares stories of the organization's work and the impact it has on the lives of its clients, highlighting the strong relationship between the guide dogs and their handlers. [... more]

Making God real to your kids is a passion shared by many Christian parents. Jonathan and Carrie Cronkite, authors of 'No Perfect Parents', discuss the importance of praying together, reading God's Word, and living out faith at home. They share practical tips and ideas, such as using prayer rocks and creating a memorial of answered prayers, to help families connect their hearts with God. [... more]

Parents can make a significant impact on their child's ability to succeed academically and in life by focusing on their strengths and learning styles. By understanding their child's unique needs and abilities, parents can develop effective teaching methods and strategies to help them thrive in school and beyond. [... more]

Parents can help their children succeed in school by focusing on their strengths, creating an environment that supports their individual gifts and bent, and understanding their unique learning styles. By recognizing that every child is different and that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to learning, parents can work with their children to develop a personalized learning plan that meets their needs and helps them thrive. [... more]

The Ghost Army of World War II was a unit of artists, sound engineers, and prop builders who created a multimedia mobile deception unit to fool the German army into seeing the U.S. Army in places it wasn't. They employed battalions of inflatable tanks, sound effects, radio trickery, and even dressed up as soldiers from other units to create a convincing illusion. Their deceptions saved between 15,000 and 30,000 lives and were a crucial part of the Allied victory. [... more]

God's face is a metaphor for His presence and character, revealed in three ways: His angry face against evil, His gracious face of blessing and peace, and His hidden face, which is revealed in the Bible as a means of spiritual growth and understanding. [... more]

A forgotten nuclear mishap in Arkansas could have blown the state off the map. In 1980, a fuel leak at a silo led to a massive explosion, and a nuclear warhead was blown out of the silo and into a ditch. The incident was so severe that it could have destroyed the entire state, and the radiation would have made it uninhabitable for years. The story of this near-disaster is told by Randy Dixon, director of news, archives and media at the Center for Arkansas's Oral and Visual History at the University of Arkansas. [... more]

The iBible project aims to increase Bible engagement among the youth by creating animated episodes of the entire Bible, available for free on various platforms. The project's goal is to teach the whole Bible, not just the gospel, and to encourage discussion and discovery among young people. [... more]

Trees are miracles of God's creation, providing oxygen, food, and shelter. They are also metaphors for godly believers, illustrating characteristics such as security, stability, productivity, growth, perseverance, and remaining fruitful. The Bible uses trees to convey gospel warnings and promises, including the tree of pride, the tree of pardon, and the tree of promise. [... more]

God's Word teaches us about the sluggard who chooses mediocrity, but observing ants can teach us important spiritual truths about being industrious and hard-working. Jonathan Edwards, a pastor and theologian, studied spiders and ants to illustrate God's wisdom and creation. The honey bee's complex social structure and the ant's ability to work together without external pressures or incentives demonstrate the importance of community and cooperation. By studying the ant's behavior, we can learn about the value of hard work, communication, and serving others according to our divinely created design. [... more]

The hosts discuss various legal topics, including a trademark case involving Andy Warhol and a famous Prince photo, a sovereign citizen's defense in a murder trial, and the First Amendment implications of a satirical Facebook page. [... more]

Guide Dogs for the Blind is the largest guide dog school in North America, providing service dogs to individuals with visual impairments. The organization's unique training methods and matching process ensure a perfect match between the dog and its handler, allowing people to live independently and confidently. [... more]

A young man's life-changing encounter with God sets him on a journey of surrender, faith, and trust, leading to a life of ministry and preaching the gospel, with a focus on experiencing God's unseen power to change the world. [... more]

As family caregivers, we often find ourselves struggling with the emotional toll of caring for a loved one. Peter Rosenberger shares his own experiences and encourages listeners to reorient their thinking and find peace in the midst of chaos, using scripture and hymns to guide them. [... more]

The intersection of science and faith is explored through the lens of a documentary film, Against the Tide, which presents evidence for the existence of God and the compatibility of science and Christianity. The film's executive producer, Steven Huff, discusses the importance of integrating science and faith, and how it can help people understand their own worth and the world around them. [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with the challenges of caring for loved ones while dealing with our own emotional wounds and spiritual struggles. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences and insights on how to navigate these challenges, finding hope and strength in scripture and the support of others. [... more]