College football is in the midst of significant changes with the NIL and conference realignment. The Rich Eisen Show discusses the impact of these changes on teams and players, including the case of UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka. Meanwhile, Game Time Tickets offers a new feature called Game Time Picks, making it easier to find incredible deals on great seats for various events. The show also covers Heisman Trophy contender Travis Hunter and the upcoming game between Georgia and Alabama. [... more]

The landscape of college football is changing with the expanded playoff, NIL, and conference realignment. A UNLV quarterback's decision to leave the team after three games due to a dispute over compensation has sparked controversy and raised questions about the lack of rules and regulations in college athletics. [... more]

Money is the essence of living, but it can also be a source of stress and division in marriage. Pastor Erwin Lutzer shares five key principles for handling finances honestly and living contentedly, including the importance of honesty, contentment, and faith in God's provision. [... more]

Couples can achieve unity and harmony in their financial decisions by understanding each other's personal values, making a list of financial priorities, and implementing a plan that aligns with their shared goals and values. By doing so, they can cultivate a deeper sense of trust, respect, and love for one another, ultimately strengthening their marriage and their relationship with God. [... more]

Paul the Apostle reflects on his first missionary journey and the establishment of churches in various Roman provinces. He and Barnabas disagree on whether to bring John Mark on the second journey, leading to a split. Paul then takes Timothy, a young and zealous believer, on the second journey to strengthen churches and train him in ministry. [... more]

The concept of faith alone and the free gift of salvation is challenged by the Pharisees who believe that circumcision and keeping the law of Moses is necessary for salvation. Paul the Apostle addresses this issue in his letter to the Galatians, emphasizing that the gospel is not about adding works to the finished work of Christ, but about receiving the free gift of salvation through faith alone. [... more]

A biblical process for conflict resolution is examined through the account of a disagreement between Paul and Barnabas in the early church. The importance of giving second chances and the gracious nature of God are highlighted. [... more]

Couples can find agreement on giving by understanding that it's not their money, but God's. They can create a system that works for them, such as directing a portion of their giving individually and then jointly deciding on the rest. Prayer and research can also inform their giving decisions, and getting involved in ministries can be a powerful way to give and make a difference. [... more]

Dr Randy Schroeder has counseled thousands of married couples and has discovered simple tools that help couples avoid divorce and build a thriving marriage In this broadcast he describes practical habits to help couples navigate expectations in marriage build emotional closeness and resolve disagreements Receive the book Simple Habits for Marital Happiness plus an audio download of the broadcast Simple Habits to Embrace in Your Marriage for your donation of any amount Plus receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today Your monthly support helps families thrive Get More Episode Resources We'd love to hear from you Visit [... more]

Blended families face unique challenges in estate planning, and communication is key to navigating these complexities. Certified Kingdom Advisors can provide biblically wise financial advice, and having a plan in place can help individuals stay on track with their financial goals, including retirement savings and debt management. [... more]

Chip and Teresa Ingram share their 45-year marriage experience, discussing common challenges like money, kids, sex, and communication, and how they've learned to work through them with God's help. They emphasize the importance of communication, empathy, and understanding in their relationship, and how they've navigated hardships like cancer, financial struggles, and parenting differences. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of understanding each other's love languages in marriage, particularly when it comes to managing finances. He emphasizes the need for couples to identify their differences and find common ground, and shares practical tips for healthy communication and conflict resolution. [... more]

Couples should prioritize communication and unity in their financial decisions to avoid financial infidelity and ensure a strong marital relationship. Effective stewardship of finances is crucial, especially in retirement, to leave a lasting legacy for future generations. [... more]

Couples may disagree on giving and tithing, but prioritizing relationship and mutual submission is key. Financial advisors can help individuals and couples manage debt, create retirement savings plans, and make informed decisions about giving and investing. [... more]

The Bible's clarity and authority are rooted in the doctrine of illumination, where the Holy Spirit reveals truth to believers, enabling them to understand the essential message of salvation. This understanding is essential for interpreting Scripture correctly, and it is achieved through a reverent, prayerful, and collective approach to reading the Bible, combined with a careful and Christological method of interpretation. [... more]

Christians have disagreements about matters of conduct, but God has certain standards that we should conform to. The Apostle Paul lays out four timeless principles for dealing with disagreements in Romans chapter 14, including not judging one another and not causing a brother or sister to stumble. These principles are essential for maintaining Christian unity and living a life that honors God. [... more]

Couples often struggle with conflicts that seem to cover the same ground over and over. Dr. Bob Paul and his wife Jenny explain how hidden issues from their past can sabotage their marriage and why they feel like they're not being heard or understood. They share a personal example of how they got stuck in a reactive cycle and how they learned to identify and address their buttons, leading to a more satisfying and loving relationship. [... more]

Couples can strengthen their marriage by expressing their expectations and implementing simple habits such as eye-to-eye contact, hugs, and apologies. Dr. Randy Schrader shares practical tools and guidelines to help couples build a strong, satisfying relationship. [... more]

The existence of a creator and the origin of life are fundamental questions that have puzzled humans for centuries. Scientists and theologians have long debated the compatibility of science and faith, with some arguing that they are mutually exclusive. However, recent findings in biology and astronomy have led some to conclude that science actually supports faith, and that faith informs science. The complexity of cells, the existence of DNA, and the Big Bang theory all point to the possibility of an intelligent designer, challenging the idea of random chance and evolution. [... more]

Christians struggle with immaturity, being stuck between their natural and spiritual natures. Paul's letter to the Corinthians emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth, maturity, and unity in the church. He encourages believers to focus on the Master, not the servants, and to build on the foundation of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God is trying to reproduce in us some of the characteristics of Jesus, like love and forgiveness, through circumstances and people, even difficult ones. We can handle them by blessing, not cursing, and being humble, rejoicing with those who rejoice and weeping with those who weep. [... more]

Paul's letter to Titus emphasizes the importance of avoiding foolish controversies, genealogies, and dissensions, as they are unprofitable and worthless. Instead, Titus is to focus on affirming what is profitable and promoting good works, as seen in the example of Paul's own leadership and the early church's emphasis on the gospel. [... more]

Hidden issues from the past can sabotage a marriage, leading to recurring conflicts and disagreements. Understanding the underlying reactive cycle and emotional triggers can help couples identify and address the root causes of their conflicts, leading to a more satisfying and fulfilling relationship. [... more]

Effective conflict resolution is crucial in personal and spiritual growth. Christians can learn from biblical examples, such as Paul and Barnabas, and apply principles like forgiveness, reconciliation, and sensitivity to others. By prioritizing relationships and communication, individuals can build stronger marriages and communities, and ultimately, come to a deeper understanding of the gospel and their salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

Couples can strengthen their relationships by understanding the importance of expectations, habits, and forgiveness. Dr. Randy Schrader shares practical skills and tools to build a strong, satisfying relationship, including the need for specific expectations, regular maintenance, and effective communication. [... more]

Christians often struggle with disagreements about convictions, leading to division within the church and even in families. Tim Muehlhoff and Rick Langer, authors of Winsome Conviction, discuss the importance of communication skills, empathy, and the relational level in resolving conflicts. They introduce the 'speed bump method,' a four-step approach to facilitate respectful and meaningful conversations. [... more]

When Christians disagree on politics, they should prioritize gospel unity and civility, recognizing that their love for one another is not contingent upon their political alignment. By walking in humility, gentleness, and patience, they can engage in respectful dialogue and maintain their unity in Christ, even in the face of disagreement. [... more]

The struggle for women's suffrage is marked with a 100-year anniversary, while the COVID-19 pandemic brings uncertainty to school reopenings and racial justice continues to be a pressing issue. Meanwhile, a game show host's enduring appeal and a seagull's loyalty are highlighted, as the Republican National Convention approaches. [... more]

Different values and priorities around money can create conflict in marriage, but understanding and respecting each other's perspectives can lead to greater financial freedom and a stronger relationship. [... more]

God wants Christians to handle disagreements in gray areas without damaging one another or the work of God. He asks strong brothers and sisters to love and limit their liberties for the sake of weak brothers and sisters, while weak brothers and sisters should grant the benefit of the doubt and not judge others. Maturity is about accepting others, appreciating God's ability to use all kinds of believers, and putting the welfare of fellow believers ahead of personal liberties. [... more]