The unity of Christians is more than just attending the same church, it involves being conformed to the image of Jesus and living in a manner worthy of the calling to which we've been called. Essential ingredients for unity include humility, gentleness, patience, forbearance, and love, which are all grounded in the doctrine of the gospel and the unity of the Spirit. [... more]

Couples can turn financial conflict into connection by having intentional financial conversations, known as money dates, which can be enjoyable and help them build stronger relationships and become better stewards of their resources. [... more]

Generosity is a characteristic admired by everyone, but not always pursued. The Bible teaches a biblical concept of generosity that permeates lives and the lives of other Christians. Dr. David Jeremiah explores what Jesus said about living generously, and how it's not just about financial giving, but about what flows from the spirit. [... more]

Living with margin is essential for wise stewardship, creating space for rest, faith, and generosity. It's a spiritual discipline that involves creating room for God's provision, pace, and purposes in life, and it changes the way you give, think, and live. [... more]

The Bible teaches that followers of Christ should pursue a reputation of gentleness, even when faced with difficult circumstances. This means being willing to yield to others, being courteous, and putting up with abuse. The Lord is near, and His presence should motivate us to respond with patience, kindness, and compassion. By living out these qualities, Christians can demonstrate the grace of God and advance the gospel in everyday interactions. [... more]

The Bible teaches that brotherly love is the key to unity in the body of Christ. When we put on the new man, our social distinctions fade away, and we become one in Christ. We are to put on clothes of compassion, kindness, and humility, and strive for brotherly love, forbearing one another and forgiving each other as Christ forgave us. By doing so, we can keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace and bring forth the increase of love in the body of Christ. [... more]

Navigating healthcare costs and financial decisions through a biblical lens, while avoiding pitfalls like foreclosure and debt. A Christian healthcare cost-sharing ministry offers support for medical expenses, and experts provide guidance on managing credit scores and debt. [... 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]

The character of God is revealed through his necessary justice and abundant goodness. His forbearance and holiness ultimately lead to his election of a chosen people, Israel, to be a light to the Gentiles and to bring redemption to mankind. [... more]

The church's unity is a testament to the gospel's power to bind together people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. However, maintaining this unity requires humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance, as individuals learn to prioritize the well-being of the body over their own personal interests. [... more]

The moral man underestimates the riches of God's kindness, patience, and forbearance, preferring temporary wealth over eternal values. Paul warns in Romans chapter 2 that God's kindness leads to repentance, and that the moral man is no different from the immoral man at heart, refusing to give thanks or honor God despite experiencing His goodness. The story of David Flood and his daughter Aggie illustrates the power of God's kindness and patience in bringing people to repentance and changing their priorities. [... more]

God encourages us to build wealth, not to hoard, but to accomplish great things in his kingdom. We can earn, save, and invest wisely to share what we have with those in need, and avoid the pitfalls of believing toxic beliefs about money and possessions. By studying God's word faithfully, we can handle his resources wisely and live a life of financial freedom. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians are to love one another, receive one another, and care for one another as members of the same body. This includes being kind, tenderhearted, and forgiving one another, and submitting to one another in the fear of God. By doing so, the church can become a little colony of heaven, where love and forgiveness abound. [... more]

A perfect storm may be brewing for debt with student loan payments resuming and inflation still running at 3.4 percent annually. Experts advise on debt management and retirement savings, emphasizing the importance of balancing competing priorities and maintaining proper liquidity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that brotherly love is the key to unity in the church. When we put on the new man, we are to put on clothes of mercy, kindness, humility, and meekness, and above all, agape love. We are to forbear one another, forgive one another, and bear up one another in love, endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. [... more]

The Bible commands Christians to love one another, submit to one another, and forbear with one another. This love is not optional, but it's not automatic either. It requires a new quality of love, seeking opportunity to do good to others even when they don't deserve it. The church is a body where members must submit to one another, care for one another, and forgive one another. By doing so, the church can become a little colony of heaven, a place where love, reception, greeting, submission, forbearance, confession, and forgiveness are practiced. [... more]

Christian parents often struggle with relating to their adult children, especially when they hold different views on life. Dave and Ann Wilson discuss how to build strong, healthy relationships with adult children by applying biblical principles from Ephesians 4, such as humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance. They share personal stories and practical advice on how to navigate the challenges of parenting adult children and maintain unity in the family. [... more]

The Christian church is called to show love and kindness to everyone, but one of the defining marks of a Christian church is the love that believers share and express toward each other. The apostle Paul exhorts the church in Ephesus to protect the unity of the spirit of the bond of peace, and to preserve and promote genuine unity through the ingredients of humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance. [... more]

The Christian church's unity is a defining mark, but it's not just about showing love to everyone; it's also about how believers treat each other. The ingredients of genuine unity include humility, gentleness, patience, and forbearance, which are essential for preserving the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. [... more]