David, a young shepherd, is anointed by Samuel as the future king of Israel, despite being unimpressive by conventional standards. This event is divinely planned and demonstrates God's ability to choose and use individuals for His purposes, regardless of their outward appearance or abilities. [... more]

A story of two sons, the prodigal and the elder brother, teaches us about love for God, service to God, and joy with God. We measure our love for God by our relationship with our brother, our service to God by our fellowship with Him, and our joy with God by sharing His burden. The elder brother's self-righteousness and lack of concern for his father's heart led to his misery, while the prodigal son's return home brought joy to the father and the angels in heaven. [... more]

The Tate brothers face 59 charges from seven accusers of crimes that are alleged to have happened from 2010 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, including for rape, sex trafficking, and child and extreme pornography. The Democratic Socialist Party's ideology is compared to communism, with some arguing it's a good idea while others see it as a path to disaster. Identity theft is a growing concern, with LifeLock offering protection. The presidential election in 2026 and 2028 is discussed, with some arguing the Democratic Party is becoming more anti-Israel. Darlene Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham, is running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. Caitlin Clark breaks a record in the WNBA, but seems unimpressed by the achievement. [... more]

In this teaching, Pastor J.D. Greer explores the concept of headship and submission in the context of 1 Corinthians 11, discussing how men and women are equal image bearers worthy of equal honor and value, but also hold different roles with men exercising a headship that corresponds to a particular kind of authority in the church and in the home. [... more]

Jesus Christ asks the question, 'Do you want to be made whole?' and offers healing and freedom from addiction, promising a new life and revival through cooperation with the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Lionel Messi's incredible performance in the World Cup has left fans in awe, with his team Argentina advancing to the final against Spain. England's defeat to Argentina was marked by controversy, with Thomas Tuchel's tactics criticized and Jude Bellingham's bravery in the face of Messi's greatness. Meanwhile, Spain's impressive run has been fueled by their collective effort, with Lamina Mal playing a crucial role in their success. [... more]

Barry Maguire, the CEO of McGuire's, shares the story of purchasing a 1901 car that holds a unique significance, being the only car ever made to honor God, created by the Duryea brothers, early Christians who founded the first American car company. [... more]

The subtle danger of using wealth to boast is explored through the story of King Hezekiah, who treated God's miraculous provision as a monument to his own success. This temptation is not new and can lead to spiritual toxicity. Modern-day stewards must ask whether their wealth is creeping into their identity and check what their possessions are pointing to. Faithful stewardship flips the script and says, 'Everything I have has been entrusted to me by God.' [... more]

The rebuilding of Jerusalem and the return of the people marked a trigger point in God's prophetic calendar, starting a countdown to the coming of Jesus. God's promises are precise, personal, and precise, and faithfulness doesn't always look flashy, but it has a footprint and is a part of God's unfolding redemption. When God keeps a promise, he often uses people with open hands, and people respond to the completion of the work by giving generously, reflecting a gratitude response to fulfilled promises. [... more]

God finishes what he starts, keeping his promises and fulfilling his covenant with his people. The story of Nehemiah and the Israelites serves as a reminder that God's promises are not just vague promises, but are fulfilled in his own time and way. Trusting in God's promises requires faith and understanding that his ways are not our ways, and his timing is not our timing. [... more]

Cody Hobelman discusses the importance of giving now, not later, and how it can shape one's heart, deepen faith, and multiply kingdom impact. He explores three types of givers: heart givers, soul givers, and head givers, and how they approach generosity differently. Cody also shares about the Finish Line Pledge and how setting a financial finish line can help individuals accelerate their giving and live a life of deeper joy, freedom, and adventure. [... more]

The parable of the prodigal son teaches us about God's love and compassion for sinners, and how He views those who have made mistakes and those who think they are good. Jesus' story shows us that God is always looking for us, even when we are far from Him, and that He wants us to come home and be with Him. [... more]

A lot of guys need direction meaning and purpose for their lives but are struggling to find it They hear what a man is NOT supposed to be but aren't sure what they ARE supposed to be Author and radio host Brant Hansen makes some brilliant observations about what women need men to be - and six key decisions men can make to set themselves apart from the rest Alluding to the creation story Brant encourages men to be Keepers of the Garden secure confident protectors who are chasing after Christ Receive a copy of The Men We Need and [... more]

God has a plan and a purpose for men's lives that is bigger than just picking their parking spot. A man at his best creates a space where people are secure, vulnerable, and can thrive. This is achieved by being a keeper of the garden, protecting the vulnerable, and making decisions that align with God's purpose. [... more]

A self-employed brickmason teaches his sons valuable lessons about labor-management relations, work ethic, and personal responsibility, shaping them into who they are today. [... more]

Gene Bishop's remarkable journey of forgiveness after her sister and brother-in-law were brutally murdered by a teenager. She writes a letter to the killer, who responds with remorse, and they eventually meet and form a bond, leading to healing and reconciliation. [... more]

The NCAA's handling of college athletes' rights and compensation is a contentious issue, with some arguing that the organization's rules and restrictions are unfair and outdated. Jay Billis, a college basketball analyst, discusses the recent ruling in the Brendan Sawsby case and the implications for the NCAA's collective bargaining process. He also touches on the idea of an antitrust exemption and the potential for Congress to intervene in the matter. [... more]

Jesus teaches that true abundance is not found in possessions, but in an abiding relationship with Him. Financial decisions should be guided by faith, not just dollars and cents. A budget becomes a reflection of what we treasure, and saving, giving, and spending should be done with a heart of worship and trust in God's provision. [... more]

When encountering someone on the street who is homeless, it's essential to consider the biblical foundation of caring for the poor and the importance of showing love and compassion without enabling sinful behavior. Dr. David W. Jones, a senior professor of Christian ethics, discusses the ethics of giving to homeless people and how to show compassion without causing harm, highlighting the need to consider the root causes of poverty and the importance of long-term involvement in addressing it. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our influence matters, and we should use it to bless others, not impress them. He also emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, faith, and obedience, and how these qualities can lead to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]