DJ and Jessica Rowland share their journey with Huntington's disease, a degenerative disorder that affects their daily lives. As a caregiver, DJ has learned to adapt and support Jessica, while also finding strength in their faith. They discuss the challenges of living with the disease, including the loss of independence and the emotional toll of watching a loved one decline. The couple also shares their experiences with faith-based programs and prosthetic limb recycling, highlighting the importance of community and support in their journey. [... more]

Living on less than you earn is the bedrock of financial wisdom, and it starts with a plan, a budget that tells your money where to go instead of wondering where it went. Budgeting helps you live within your means, allowing you to have a margin, but investing enables you to take that margin and grow what God has entrusted to you. God honors steady and wise investing, and financial freedom doesn't mean independence from God, but rather living as a wise and faithful steward, seeing God as your ultimate treasure and money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes. [... more]

Creating a budget is about prioritizing spending and making good financial decisions, not just cutting expenses. A budget is a decision-making tool that can help individuals make wise and faithful financial choices, regardless of their income level. FaithFi's app offers a convenient way to manage finances, with features such as digital envelopes, community forums, and virtual workshops. By using the app and making informed financial decisions, individuals can achieve their financial goals and live out their faith. [... more]

Creating a variable income budget requires a few extra steps, but it's not difficult. Start by calculating your average monthly income and then draw up a budget using that figure. In the months where you earn more, keep the excess in savings to fund the lean months. A good way to manage this cash flow is to have all of your income go into savings and then set up an automatic transfer of your budgeted amount and only that amount from savings to checking. [... more]

A look at the challenges facing voting rights in the US, the story of a young man with autism who finds his voice through music, and the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza. We also explore the life and career of Pharrell Williams, and the experiences of actress Kathy Bates and singer Sabrina Carpenter. Additionally, we examine the history of police corruption in the US, specifically the New York City Police Department. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses LeBron James' potential future, the NBA playoffs, and Autism Awareness Month, featuring a special guest, Armani Williams, the first autistic NASCAR driver. The show also highlights sports history, including Monica Seles' stabbing and Jameis Winston's NFL draft selection. [... more]

Armani Williams, a 23-year-old NASCAR driver and autism advocate, shares his inspiring story of overcoming challenges and achieving his dreams. He discusses how his autism has helped him in racing, his involvement with Autism Speaks, and the importance of support and resources for families with autism. [... more]

A conversation about the portrayal of Matthew in the TV show The Chosen, and how it relates to people on the spectrum. The hosts discuss the importance of compassion, affirmation, and appreciation in relationships, particularly in marriage and parenting. They also talk about faith and how Jesus can be a source of comfort and strength for those who feel like misfits. [... more]

A critical examination of the Christian television series 'The Chosen' and its portrayal of the life of Jesus, with a focus on the show's use of plausible fiction and its potential impact on viewers' understanding of biblical accuracy and faithfulness to Scripture. [... more]

The Christian Worldview radio program examines the television series The Chosen, questioning whether it honors God in His Word and is a good choice for Christians to watch. The show's creator, Dallas Jenkins, adds plausible fiction to the stories in the Gospels, raising concerns about artistic license and faithfulness to Scripture. [... more]

Emily Coulson shares her journey as a single mom to a son with autism, and how she found God's love and redemption in the midst of struggles. She talks about how her church supported her and her son, and how Max has grown up to be a greeter at the church, serving others and bringing joy to those around him. [... more]

A mother's journey with her son who has autism, and how their experiences have shaped her faith and understanding of God's love and purpose. She shares stories of her son's diagnosis, the challenges they faced, and the ways in which God has used their situation to teach her and others about love, compassion, and kindness. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with the weight of their responsibilities, but one man's personal experience with gun safety has led him to speak out about the importance of faith and trust in God, especially in times of suffering and mental health challenges. [... more]

A group of workers with autism are proving they can do good work at some of the nation's biggest companies, including Microsoft and SAP, which have implemented programs to hire and train autistic adults. The companies are finding that autistic individuals bring unique skills and perspectives to the workplace, and are often good at a wide range of jobs. [... more]

A CBS Sunday Morning cover story explores recent hiring initiatives that look beyond unfair stereotypes, including Microsoft's pilot program to hire autistic workers, which has been a remarkable success. The story also delves into the changing face of workplace diversity and the challenges faced by autistic individuals in the job market. Additionally, the segment highlights the importance of workplace romance, particularly on Valentine's Day, and visits a candy store in New York City, Dylan's Candy Bar, which is a popular tourist destination. [... more]