Saving responsibly is a key aspect of financial planning, and the Bible offers clear direction on how to manage God's resources. Intentional saving should always have the goal of being a good steward, rather than accumulating wealth for its own sake. By discerning God's purpose for their financial resources, individuals can determine how much to save and for what goals, and then work towards those goals through consistent saving and investing. [... more]

The story of Bathsheba and King David's adulterous affair and its consequences, as well as the importance of biblical marriage and the dangers of the COVID vaccine and excess deaths. The discussion also touches on election fraud, the deep state, and the Christian resistance against these forces. [... more]

A Wall Street analyst noticed a trend of sudden athletic deaths and excess mortality in 2021, which he believes is linked to the COVID-19 vaccine. He analyzed insurance company results and funeral home data, finding a 40% increase in excess mortality in 2021, with the majority of deaths not attributed to COVID-19. He also found that the disability rate among employed Americans has risen by 31% since February 2021, with 1.7 million newly disabled Americans coming from the employed population. [... more]

Rob West discusses various financial topics, including retirement planning, rollover mistakes, and capital gains tax. He also answers listener questions on emergency funds, investing for retirement, and teaching children about money. [... more]

Investing involves setting clear financial objectives, such as safety, income, and growth, to achieve long-term financial goals. Understanding the trade-offs between these objectives is crucial for making informed investment decisions. Additionally, managing debt through debt management programs and credit counseling can help individuals achieve financial stability and improve their credit scores. [... more]

A discussion on the alarming trend of excess mortality rates, particularly among working-age people, and the potential link to COVID-19 vaccination and other factors such as synthetic opioid overdoses and lockdowns. The conversation also touches on the importance of voting and the upcoming election, as well as the need for spiritual rebirth and the role of God in our lives. [... more]

The Bible teaches that gluttony and drunkenness are sinful behaviors that can lead to self-indulgence and excess, but Christians are called to live a life of moderation and thankfulness, glorifying God with their bodies and being controlled by the Spirit. [... more]

God's promises to Israel and the church are explored in the context of the Millennial Kingdom, highlighting the importance of repentance and obedience. The discussion also touches on government control, vaccine side effects, and excess mortality, raising questions about the morality of government actions and the consequences of medical interventions. [... more]

When we come to know Jesus Christ as our savior, God addresses our deepest needs for being wanted, belonging, valued, significant, safe, secure, and competent, making us his son or daughter and equipping us with the power to overcome shame and live a life of fruitfulness and purpose. [... more]

As we approach Thanksgiving Day, we reflect on the importance of giving thanks to God. We explore the obstacles to giving thanks, including a wrong view of self, pride, complaining, and failure to recognize God's sovereignty. We also look at examples from the Bible of giving thanks, such as singing psalms and talking about God's wondrous works. [... more]

God's power can overcome past shame, fear, rejection, and other negative emotions. By believing in Jesus and His promises, Christians can experience guaranteed happiness, incomprehensible power, and freedom from shame. Renewing one's mind with God's truth is key to living a life of fruitfulness and purpose. [... more]