Pastor Greg Laurie explains that faith is a power that enables us to treat the future as present and the invisible as seen, and that it's essential to keep our eyes on God, take risks, and lead by example. He uses the story of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River as an example of how faith can lead to great accomplishments. [... more]

The Milwaukee Bucks' decision to fire Adrian Griffin after 43 games has sparked debate, with some questioning the front office's handling of the situation. Griffin's hiring was seen as a risk, and his inability to adapt to the team's dynamics led to his downfall. The Bucks' ownership and front office are being criticized for not giving Griffin a chance to succeed, and for undermining his authority by bringing in Doc Rivers as a consultant. Meanwhile, other teams are facing their own coaching struggles, with some ill-fated hires and marriages that have doomed them from the start. [... more]

The most popular new year rsquo s resolutions include eating healthier being more active and managing money better Unfortunately statistics also show that most resolutions will bite the dust within a month nbsp On today's Faith amp Finance Live host Rob West will suggest ways you can avoid the pitfalls of resolution failure Then he rsquo ll answer some financial questions nbsp See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Juan Soto joins the Yankees, bringing excitement to the lineup, while Shohei Ohtani's contract sparks discussion about his worth. Meanwhile, Amy Lawrence shares her upcoming wedding plans, including a Star Wars-themed entrance and a hiking trip to Mount Washington in New Hampshire. [... more]

Amy Lawrence discusses her wedding planning, Christmas traditions, and sports with her listeners, including a conversation about NFL and college football quarterbacks, and a humorous take on Tyreek Hill's impressive stats and Micah Parsons' opinions on young quarterbacks like Jordan Love. [... more]

Hall of Fame wide receiver Steve Largent discusses his career, the current state of the NFL, and the importance of the Gridiron Grates Assistance Fund. Meanwhile, Tyreek Hill and Josh Allen's performances are analyzed, and Micah Parsons shares his thoughts on the league's mediocrity. [... more]

The Brewers' disappointing playoff exit has left fans feeling apathetic, but there's optimism about the team's young talent and potential for next season. Meanwhile, in the NFL, the Cowboys are looking to avenge their past playoff losses to the 49ers, and the Rams are facing off against the Eagles in a high-scoring matchup. [... more]

Charles Davis discusses the NFL season, including the Cleveland Browns' loss of Nick Chubb and the impact on their team, the Kansas City Chiefs' ability to maintain their world-class level despite injuries, and the Cincinnati Bengals' struggles with offense. He also talks about Deion Sanders' success with the Colorado Buffaloes and the importance of coaches like Pete Carroll and John Harbaugh in the NFL. [... more]

The Eagles can still dominate in the trenches, while the Vikings struggle with turnovers, a major reason for their 0-2 start. Meanwhile, the Niners' offense looks efficient and crisp, with Brock Purdy distributing the ball to his playmakers, and the Cowboys are looking to establish a trend after their impressive week one performance. [... more]

A discussion on player safety in Major League Baseball, the impact of Hurricane Idelia, and the start of the NFL season. The conversation also touches on the recent incident where a gun was found hidden in a woman's belly fat at a White Sox game, and the interview with Trey Lance, the newest member of the Dallas Cowboys quarterback depth chart. [... more]

Reducing decision overwhelm can help caregivers tackle problems more effectively by focusing on micro steps and trusting their instincts, rather than getting bogged down by numerous choices. [... more]

Clayton Kershaw's impressive performance for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking home runs for the Los Angeles Angels, and NBA Free Agency's impact on teams like the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers are among the main topics discussed in this podcast episode. [... more]

Andrew Thompson explores the curious origins of everyday sayings and fun phrases, delving into their military, nautical, and literary roots, revealing surprising stories behind expressions like 'beat a hasty retreat' and 'the bee's knees'. [... more]

The supernatural world of angels and demons is as real as the physical world, with angels working behind the scenes to serve God's purposes and demons seeking to hinder God's plans and extend Satan's power. Understanding the tactics of the devil, including accusation and temptation, is crucial for Christians to overcome him and live a life that honors God. [... more]

The seventh verse of Habakkuk's second chapter contains a significant letter, Zion, which represents Jesus and his power. The verse speaks of a sudden strike, an awakening, and the idea of vexing someone, causing them to tremble violently. This concept is related to the marriage supper of the lamb, where gifts are redistributed among the saints. The speaker shares a personal experience of standing up to a bully, Billy Kilmer, and how he became 'booty' for the speaker, losing his honor and respect. [... more]

The Buffalo Bills' disappointing season came to an end with a loss to the Bengals, but their general manager, Brandon Bean, praised the team's leadership and resilience. Meanwhile, the NFL playoffs are heating up, and the possibility of Aaron Rodgers joining a new team is being discussed. Josh Allen's performance is also under scrutiny, with some questioning his ability to lead the Bills to a championship. [... more]

Amy Lawrence shares her personal experience with salmonella food poisoning during an overseas humanitarian trip, and discusses the challenges of eating in foreign countries. She also talks about the state of the NFL with multiple quarterbacks being used by teams, and the latest baseball free agency news. Additionally, she comments on the release of Britney Griner from Russian custody and the investigation into Daniel Snyder's toxic work culture as the former owner of the Washington Commanders. [... more]

Tom Brady discusses his team's tough loss, the importance of leadership, and the changing landscape of college athletics, including the impact of NIL rules on the sport. [... more]

Effective communication is crucial in marriage and relationships. It requires intentionality, humility, and a willingness to listen. By using intentional words, asking questions, and being aware of humble bragging, individuals can improve their communication skills and build stronger relationships. In this conversation, Dr. Mike Bechtel shares his insights on communication, drawing from his research and personal experiences. [... more]

Effective communication is key to building strong relationships, whether in marriage, family, or with neighbors. However, confrontation and negativity can often derail these relationships. It's essential to approach conversations with the right attitude, listening to others and being proactive in resolving conflicts. The power of words can either build up or tear down, and it's crucial to choose the right words to create a positive impact. By being aware of our emotions and attitudes, we can navigate difficult conversations and build stronger, more meaningful relationships. [... more]

The Philadelphia Phillies and Houston Astros face off in the World Series, but their games are being overshadowed by the NFL's Sunday night football schedule. Meanwhile, Kyrie Irving is facing backlash for his social media posts, which some have deemed anti-Semitic. The Seattle Seahawks are surprising everyone with their success, thanks in part to Geno Smith's leadership and Pete Carroll's coaching. [... more]

Hurricane Ian bears down on Florida, bringing devastating rain and storm surge, while the St. Louis Cardinals clinch the NL Central division title. Aaron Judge's pursuit of the Triple Crown heats up, and David Sampson discusses the MLB playoffs and the Yankees' chances. [... more]

As a family caregiver, it's not the tasks that keep you up at night, but the fear, guilt, and despair. Peter Rosenberger shares practical help and guidance from scripture to navigate the challenges of caregiving, focusing on taking the next right step and finding calmness in the midst of uncertainty. [... more]

God puts dreams in our hearts, but He must work in us deeply before He can work significantly through us. Dreams are birthed in private, developed in a small group, and require us to surrender and die to our own agendas. We must learn to love the dream giver more than the dream itself and trust God to develop our character before He accomplishes the dream. [... more]

Arnica, a natural pain-relieving plant, is used to soothe sore muscles and heal bruises. [... more]

Angels are real, actively involved in the life of the Christian, and serve as God's secret agents. They work undercover, doing God's work without drawing attention to themselves. Demons, on the other hand, are fallen angels that rebelled against God, following Satan, and are part of his world. The devil knows his days are numbered and is on a wild rampage trying to destroy as many lives as possible. Christians can overcome the devil by the blood of the lamb, the word of their testimony, and by gaining ground through proclaiming the gospel. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Pride Month, the Biden Administration's policies, the economic crisis, gas prices, baby formula shortages, religious liberty, the Air Force's treatment of Christian airmen, the Southern Baptist Convention's decline, Beth Moore's woke turn, and the Star Wars franchise's handling of diversity and inclusion. [... more]

God's supernatural world coexists with our natural world, and angels are actively involved in the life of the follower of Jesus Christ. They work under cover, doing God's work without drawing attention to themselves. Angels can deliver us from difficult situations, stop us from making mistakes, and prompt us to take action. However, demons, which are fallen angels, are also real and seek to hinder the purposes of God and extend the power of Satan. The devil knows his days are numbered and is on a wild rampage, trying to destroy as many lives as possible. To overcome the devil, we must approach God on the basis of what Jesus has done for us, not on the basis of our own worthiness. We must also confess our sin, not just to God, but to agree with Him that sin is bad. By doing so, we can overcome the devil and gain ground in the spiritual battle. [... more]

The consequences of sin are devastating, leading to feelings of guilt, frustration, and emptiness. Without God, self-worth is impossible to achieve, and people turn to external validation. However, God's plan of redemption offers hope and restoration, elevating believers to a position of honor and dignity through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with expressing frustration and anger, leading to guilt and sorrow. A healthier outlet for these feelings is with a trained mental health professional, support group, or trusted friend. [... more]

Caregivers often face flawed boundaries in loved ones, particularly those struggling with addiction or impairment issues. Confronting these disputes requires wisdom and understanding of the consequences of behaviors. Meanwhile, millions of Christians worldwide lack access to Bibles, hindering their growth in faith. [... more]

A story of famine and crisis in the Old Testament, where a family's decision to leave their home in search of food leads to tragedy, but ultimately reveals the value of family and community in times of need. [... more]

The devil is restless and roaming about like a lion, looking for someone to devour. He never takes a day off, and his primary attack comes through accusation. To overcome the devil, one must recognize their lives belong to God, and that God is in control of their lives. This can be achieved through the power of the blood of Jesus Christ, the word of their testimony, and loving not their lives to the death. [... more]

When praying about something big, breaking it down into smaller, faith-sized requests can make it easier to trust God's sovereignty and move forward in prayer. This approach involves being honest about limitations and taking small steps towards a larger goal, allowing God to guide and empower us in the process. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of honest prayer, using words for good, and controlling one's tongue. David's Psalms 140 and 141 provide guidance on how to use words effectively, including praying real prayers, using praise, and practicing righteous rebuke. The heart attitude and intentions behind our words are crucial, as they reflect what's inside us. [... more]

As a caregiver for her husband Jerry, who was born with cerebral palsy, Joan Borton shares her experiences and insights on the challenges and rewards of caregiving. She discusses how her faith has evolved and how she has learned to accept herself and her mistakes, and how this has impacted her marriage and relationships. [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with feelings of resentment, fear, obligation, and guilt. But it's possible to live a calmer, healthier life, even in the midst of chaos. By letting go of resentment and embracing faith, we can find peace and make beautiful music, just like a pianist who must open their hands to create harmony. [... more]