Solomon identifies areas of foolishness in life, including ego-driven leaders, easy-going leaders, engineered leaders, and lazy leaders, which can have a great impact on one's life. He also discusses foolishness in labor, such as not being careful and wise, and the importance of being mindful of one's tongue, as it can betray and demonstrate foolishness. Solomon emphasizes the need for wisdom and discipline in all aspects of life, and encourages listeners to ask God for wisdom and guidance. [... more]

Solomon sheds light on foolishness in common areas of life, warning against its impact on wisdom, leadership, labor, and language. He emphasizes the importance of being wise and careful in our actions and words, as little things can have a big impact on our lives and the lives of others. [... more]

David, a man after God's own heart, was not immune to foolish mistakes, but he learned to handle the fool with humility and restraint, as seen in the story of Abigail, a godly woman who intervened on behalf of her husband Nabal, a wealthy but arrogant man who mocked David. Abigail's wisdom and faith in God's Word guided her actions, and she reminded David that God would deal with the fool, not him. [... more]

A devout Muslim's journey to Jesus Christ, finding freedom, identity, and a fearless faith. The power of the cross and the authenticity of the Bible are explored, inviting Muslims to open their hearts to the truth of Christ. [... more]

David's life is a powerful example of how to handle the fool, as he navigates the challenges of living with those who make foolish decisions. The Bible teaches that foolishness is bound up in our hearts, but with trust in the Lord, we can minimize the damage and seek His guidance. Godly examples, such as Samuel's life, can inspire us to follow His ways, but even in the presence of great examples, fools will arise. David's encounter with Nabal, a wealthy but foolish man, teaches us about the importance of a thankful heart and the dangers of unthankfulness. [... more]

Solomon's observations on life under the sun reveal that wisdom is not always rewarded, but it's still the right way to live. He shares five unexpected surprises, including the fastest runner not winning the race, the strongest army not winning the battle, and the wisest person not being guaranteed basic food. Solomon encourages us to expect the unexpected and to cling to God's wisdom, which is better than might, and to trust in the Lord, our Savior, Jesus Christ. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of climate change and its relation to environmentalism, with a focus on the biblical worldview and the role of humans as stewards of creation. The conversation touches on the impact of human activities on the environment, the effectiveness of recycling, and the transition to electric vehicles. The guest, David Legates, a climatologist and director of research and education at the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, shares his expertise and insights on the topic, highlighting the importance of testing all things against Scripture and having a healthy skepticism of those who reject or twist God's word. [... more]

God's chosen people are rebuked for their foolishness despite being redeemed from slavery, implying that those who turn away from His Word are the most foolish of all. The Bible warns of those who claim to be wise but abandon God for idolatry, and even prophets and preachers can become fools if they follow their own wisdom instead of God's word. [... more]

Faith in Finance explores the intersection of faith and finance, offering biblical wisdom and practical advice on managing money, debt, and credit. Host Rob West shares insights on Christian investing, financial stewardship, and the importance of trusting God with one's finances. He also answers listener questions on topics such as bankruptcy, credit scores, and retirement planning, providing guidance and encouragement for faithful financial decision-making. [... more]

Understanding how our God-given wiring shapes the way we communicate, relate to others, and make financial decisions is crucial for effective money management. In a blended family, deciding how to use wealth and create a plan that reflects both partners' values and wiring can be challenging. A togetherness agreement can be a helpful resource in navigating these decisions and finding a path forward that honors God's heart and reflects each partner's unique strengths and weaknesses. [... more]

Understanding your temperament and how it affects your financial decisions and communication can lead to better money management and healthier relationships. By recognizing and respecting individual temperaments, people can improve their financial conversations and make more informed decisions about their money. This approach is rooted in biblical wisdom and can help individuals become better stewards of their finances. [... more]

Living with financial adversity requires wisdom, and Christians are called to live with integrity, no matter the circumstances. God's wisdom is available to anyone who humbly listens to Him and trusts His word, offering benefits such as discernment, guidance, blessing, good reputation, and protection. Following God's wisdom in finances and life leads to peace, purpose, and lasting joy, and Christians are encouraged to seek financial professionals who align with their biblical values. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in quarterback purgatory, and the NFL is making moves to adjust overtime and utilize technology to measure first downs. Meanwhile, Tiger Woods has a sense of humor, and the NFL is running games on Amazon and Netflix for Christmas. The show also looks back at sports history, including Duke's first national championship and Arike Gumbawale's game-winning shot for Notre Dame. [... more]

The world is full of educated failures, and knowledge is not enough to navigate life's challenges. The fear of the Lord is the foundation of true knowledge, and a wise person is one who effectively says, 'Lord, would you give me the directions?' A living, vital, open, honest, and committed relationship with the written word and the living word is essential for walking wisely in a world of fools. [... more]

God longs to rescue people from their prisons, to help those lost and looking for meaning and purpose, and to use his followers to spread his message of love and forgiveness. Chip Ingram shares stories of how God has transformed lives and encourages listeners to be bold and courageous in sharing their faith with others. [... more]

The speaker emphasizes the importance of faith and the role of God in drawing people to Him. They discuss the burden of Christians to reach lost souls and the need to understand the truth about God's existence and power. The speaker also touches on the concept of idolatry and the dangers of ignoring God and Satan. [... more]

God longs to rescue the lost, those in bondage, and those who have rebelled against his word. He wants to bring about dynamic, supernatural change, not someday, but right now. By giving thanks to the Lord for his unfailing love and wonderful deeds, we can overcome the spirit of cynicism and be bold and courageous difference makers. [... more]

The existence of God is evident in creation, and those who reject Him do so at their own peril. The Bible teaches that God's invisible attributes are clearly seen in the things that are made, and that man is without excuse for rejecting Him. The Holy Spirit draws people to God, and those who are born again have a responsibility to share the Gospel with others. The burden of Christians is to reach lost souls and to be ready to meet Jesus Christ when He returns. [... more]

God's wrath is revealed against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who suppress the truth in unrighteousness. The Bible teaches that man at his best is not good enough for God and that fallen man does not deserve a place in heaven, which is the meaning of grace. God's wrath is not baseless, but rather justice applied for those who did not want the grace. The Bible also teaches that God is interested in saving people and that his wrath is a settled and just response to obnoxious sinners. [... more]

The history of Halloween haunted houses is deeply tied to the practice of trick-or-treating, which originated in the United States in the early 20th century. As urbanization increased, pranks turned into vandalism, causing millions of dollars in damage. Cities considered banning Halloween, but instead, they introduced house-to-house parties, which eventually evolved into modern haunted attractions. [... more]