The story of David's kingdom is marked by the corrosive effects of sin, as seen in the betrayal of Absalom and the decline of David. The Bible presents its heroes with their flaws, revealing the consequences of sin and the sovereignty of God. [... more]

Investors need to balance risk management with the potential for long-term growth, as playing it too safe can lead to financial trouble down the road. Recognizing the risk of loss aversion and taking steps to mitigate it, such as diversifying investments and maintaining an emergency fund, can help individuals achieve their financial goals and protect their purchasing power. [... more]

Envy is a subtle sin that can ruin relationships and lead to resentment, bitterness, and dissatisfaction. It's a driving motive that can be difficult to identify, but recognizing it and seeking to root it out can bring joy, peace, and contentment. God's sovereignty and love can help us to see others' successes as opportunities to rejoice and to find joy in our own circumstances. [... more]

A nation divided, a society in crisis: exploring the deepening chasm in American politics, the struggle for racial equity, and the quest for a more just and equitable society. From the impact of income inequality to the digital divide, and from the power of national service to the importance of reconciliation, this special edition of Sunday Morning delves into the complexities of American society and the challenges of building a more united and compassionate nation. [... more]

The world is in a perpetual state of moral, ethical, and relational blackout, with people blindly following cultural propaganda. Christians need the internal light of God's revelation to see through the darkness and live differently. Jesus teaches that his word is the light that illuminates the path, and believers must turn on this light to live in the truth and demonstrate their deliverance to a confused and dark world. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical alternative to a self-centered culture, highlighting the importance of mercy, happiness, and spiritual hunger. He delves into the beatitudes, explaining how a person's attitude towards God and others can lead to true happiness. The discussion also touches on the life of Johnny Cash, a famous musician who struggled with addiction but found redemption through his faith. [... more]

When someone hurts you, blessing them is a choice. It's not about forgiving the person, but about dealing with the root of bitterness that grows from the offense. God wants to reveal himself to the world through relationships, but Satan uses offense to create disunity. By choosing to bless back instead of paying back, Christians can experience freedom and live out God's plan for relationships. [... more]

A nation divided, with deep-seated divisions between black and white Americans, and a growing wealth gap in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where the ultra-wealthy have created a new land rush, leaving many struggling to afford housing. John Legend discusses his fight for prison reform and racial equity, while Norman Lear reflects on his career and the importance of free speech and satire. Meanwhile, a group of Americans from different backgrounds come together to try to find common ground and bridge the divide. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains the biblical alternative to self-centered living, highlighting the beatitudes as the key to true happiness. He explores the concept of mercy and how it's essential for a happy and holy life, as well as the importance of being a peacemaker and spreading the gospel of peace. [... more]