Money is a gift from God, but it also carries spiritual weight, revealing what we trust. Every spending decision, every saving decision, and every act of generosity asks a question: what am I trusting right now, God or money? Financial wisdom is not just about managing our finances, but about using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes and serve others. [... more]

Dr. Art Raynor joins the program to discuss how generosity becomes an act of trust that changes hearts and deepens faith. He unpacks three promises God makes about giving: providing, multiplying, and enriching. The conversation highlights the importance of trusting God with finances and viewing work and investments as opportunities to honor God and bring blessing to the world. [... more]

A community comes together to discuss how to be a beacon of light in the LDS community, the Christian community, and within their own church. They explore ways to overcome obstacles, or 'baskets,' that hinder their ability to shine and instead focus on 'tables' that can elevate their light, ultimately glorifying God. [... more]

Faith-based investors can benefit from Exchange Traded Funds, which offer broad diversification and lower expenses. A financial advisor from Timothy Plan explains how their company approaches faith-based investing and provides guidance on creating a budget and managing wealth. [... more]

God encourages us to build wealth, not to hoard, but to accomplish great things in his kingdom. We can earn, save, and invest wisely to share what we have with those in need, and avoid the pitfalls of believing toxic beliefs about money and possessions. By studying God's word faithfully, we can handle his resources wisely and live a life of financial freedom. [... more]

Financial anxiety is a common struggle, but God's word offers peace and guidance through teachings on money and anxiety. Exploring the heart of scripture, we learn that peace comes from trusting in God's provision and grace, not from having enough money. A devotional on financial fear and anxiety invites us to journey with God's word, reminding us that our ultimate source of security and peace is found in him. [... more]

The Song of Solomon's seventh chapter reveals the symbolism of mandrakes, representing fruitfulness and the relationship between the beloved and God. The mandrakes' smell signifies the abundance of fruit, illustrating the idea of storing up old and new fruit for the beloved. This concept is connected to the idea of discipleship, where older and newer disciples work together to share Jesus with others, resulting in a fruitful and blessed life. [... more]