Christians are called to support each other in their spiritual battles, just as Moses and Aaron supported Joshua in the battle against Amalek. This support is crucial, as it allows those on the front lines to focus on their mission while others provide the necessary backing to ensure their success. [... more]

Living a life that raises questions for the world is crucial for sharing the gospel. Christians should strive to be question raisers by living according to God's wisdom, showing urgency for the mission, and speaking in a seasoned manner. This can lead to open doors for the gospel and opportunities to share the message with others. [... more]

Every believer is uniquely gifted for the work of the ministry, and those gifts correspond with what God has for them to do. The church is not just a place, but a movement where God flows through us to be the aroma of Christ in every nook and cranny of society. God has prepared beforehand works for each believer to walk in, and it's the believer's responsibility to figure out how their gifts match up with those works. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and society, including discussions on transgender ideology, Christian worldview, mental health, Christian schools, church and state, Jesus Christ, and critical theory. [... more]

A Florida couple, Sophia and Deshaun Olds, adopted seven siblings who were separated throughout four different foster homes, providing them with a stable and loving home, and serving as an example of true religion and the importance of caring for orphans. [... more]

Heather and Josh Avis share their remarkable journey of adopting children with Down syndrome, including their first child, Macy, who had a severe lung condition and required open heart surgery. They also adopted two more children, Truly and August, who brought unique challenges and joys to their family. Through their story, they highlight the importance of faith, family, and God's calling in their lives and encourage listeners to consider adopting or supporting children in foster care. [... more]

A Christian couple's journey from infertility to adoption, learning to trust God's plan and care for orphans, and finding joy in the unexpected. They share their story of adopting a child with Down syndrome, and how it has brought them closer to God and their family. [... more]

The Bible teaches that every Christian is fully in the family of God, with no halfway or stepchild status. This is illustrated through the story of Cinderella, where the main character is treated as a stepchild, but ultimately finds her place at the table. Similarly, God's people in the Old Testament were under the law, but with the coming of faith, they are no longer under a guardian, but are fully in the family of God, with the same inheritance and blessings as all believers. [... more]

Precious metals can be a tool for preserving purchasing power, but they don't produce income or guarantee returns. As Christians, we must approach financial decisions with biblical wisdom, considering the bigger question of how to honor God with what He's entrusted. Stewardship involves planning and allocating resources with prudence, patience, and prayer, rather than reacting to fear or uncertainty. [... more]

Becky Schaefer shares her harrowing story of growing up in a dysfunctional foster care system, where she experienced physical and emotional abuse. Despite the trauma, she found hope and healing through her faith and eventually became a foster parent herself, leading her to start the organization Saving Grace to help young women aging out of the foster care system. [... more]

Understanding what your spouse values is key to avoiding money squabbles in marriage. Shanti Feldhan joins Rob West to discuss her book, Thriving in Love and Money, which explores the importance of valuing what your spouse values when it comes to money. They also discuss the role of financial advisors in helping couples navigate their finances and make informed investment decisions. [... more]

Christina Dent shares her transformative journey from a childhood plagued by crime and anxiety to becoming a foster parent and challenging her preconceived notions about addiction and parenting. [... more]

The suspicious death of Vince Foster, a high-ranking official in the Clinton administration, remains a topic of controversy and debate. Investigative journalist Christopher Ruddy has written a book, 'The Strange Death of Vincent Foster,' which raises questions about the official investigation and the handling of the case by the White House. Ruddy argues that the investigation was flawed and that there was a cover-up of the facts surrounding Foster's death. He also claims that the White House was involved in a conspiracy to conceal the truth and that the FBI was kept out of the investigation. The case remains unsolved, and many questions remain unanswered. [... more]

The story of David showing kindness to Mephibosheth, a crippled descendant of Saul, illustrates the covenant love and steadfast commitment of God. This kindness is not just about being nice, but about showing a deep and abiding love, even to those who may not deserve it. The story highlights the importance of viewing others in a non-consumeristic way and showing kindness to those who are vulnerable and helpless. [... more]

The pastor discusses the importance of spiritual adoption, the church's vision to impact 1,000 children through the chosen ministry, and the role of the gospel in motivating Christians to live out their faith. He emphasizes the need for the church to remember and stand in awe of God's love and to open their hands to God's plans, rather than relying on pressure and guilt. [... more]

Tricia Goyer shares her personal struggles as a teen mom and her journey to finding happiness and joy in God's love despite chaotic circumstances. She discusses the importance of self-care, building relationships with her children, and finding peace in God's presence. [... more]

North Carolina Family Policy Council highlights key legislation passed in 2025, including bills protecting parental rights, preventing sexual exploitation, and improving foster care and adoption laws. The organization also discusses its efforts to prevent gambling expansion and promote parental involvement in education. [... more]

True impactful generosity requires wisdom, and God invites us to go beyond a one-time act of charity and into relationships that mirror his heart for renewal. Helping the poor this Christmas and long after requires a deeper kind of generosity that flows out of a relationship with Christ and the grace and love found present there. [... more]

Foster care and adoption require a heart for children and a willingness to step out of comfort zones, as Christian parents can play a crucial role in providing stability and love to children in need, helping them heal from trauma and build trust. [... more]

When adult children make poor choices, parents must balance love and discipline to help them become responsible adults. This involves setting boundaries, teaching financial responsibility, and allowing consequences to take place. By doing so, parents can help their children develop a strong sense of responsibility and independence, ultimately creating a godly home and a lasting family legacy. [... more]

Godly leadership is marked by sacrificing for others, putting the needs of those under authority before one's own, and promoting the flourishing of those around them. Nehemiah's example in the book of Nehemiah demonstrates this principle, as he prioritized the well-being of the people over his own interests and worked tirelessly to rebuild the wall of Jerusalem. [... more]

The tithe, a long-standing practice in Christian stewardship, is often misunderstood and tied to guilt or division. John Cortinez, Director of Grantmaking at the McClellan Foundation, takes a fresh look at the ancient practice, examining the Old and New Testament references to the tithe and identifying five key principles that can inform giving today. He emphasizes the importance of giving to Christ as priest and king, giving faithfully to the local church, celebrating God's goodness, caring for the poor, and recognizing 10% as an ancient benchmark. [... more]

Christians are called to be peacemakers, not reactionaries, and to live with godliness and dignity in an ungodly culture. They are to respond with grace, even in the face of adversity, and to offer the gospel of peace to those who are their mission field. [... more]

Marriage is about becoming one, and that includes how we handle our finances. The Bible offers timeless wisdom about unity, trust, and stewardship within marriage, but it doesn't speak directly to separate checking accounts. Joint accounts can offer a clear path toward transparency and mutual accountability, but separate accounts aren't inherently sinful. Financial oneness in marriage is about sharing a vision, building trust, and stewarding God's provision as one. [... more]

Buckner Shoes for Orphan Souls, a Christian ministry, provides shoes to children in need worldwide, promoting health, education, and the gospel. Their work is part of a broader effort to alleviate poverty and develop communities, with a focus on sharing the love of Christ and providing holistic care to families. [... more]

A comedian shares humorous anecdotes about the challenges of being a dad, the importance of family, and the joy of embracing life's imperfections, highlighting the value of Christian values and biblical resources in shaping the next generation. [... more]

Actor Christian Bale shares his 17-year journey to create a permanent home for foster children in Los Angeles, inspired by his own realization of the need for help in the foster community. [... more]

New Orleans is a city of uncommon resilience, where a mix of remorse for past devastation and resilience for its rebirth creates a unique culture. The city's culinary scene is a fusion of African, French, and Spanish traditions, with chefs like Nina Compton and Serene Mbai bringing new flavors to the table. Meanwhile, Christian Bale is building a foster care home in California, designed to keep orphaned siblings together, and the city's iconic streetcars continue to roll, a testament to its commitment to preserving its rich history. [... more]

The hosts discuss various sports topics, including baseball, with a focus on Pete Alonso becoming the Mets' all-time franchise leader in home runs. They also discuss the possibility of booking Spike Lee and George Foster on the show, as well as the competitive nature of the AFC West division in the NFL. [... more]

Secretary Scott Turner discusses HUD's mission to return to a mission-minded focus, tearing down burdensome regulations, and working on affordable housing. He also touches on the Opportunity Zones policy, homelessness, and the Washington Redskins. [... more]

Financial advisors who share Christian values can help clients make wise decisions about their money, aligning their financial goals with their faith. A Certified Kingdom Advisor can provide guidance on generosity, stewardship, and biblical wisdom, helping clients make informed decisions about their financial resources. [... more]

Peter Mutabatsi recounts his harrowing childhood, escaping an abusive father and living on the streets of Kampala. He finds kindness and faithfulness in a stranger who helps him attend school and eventually becomes a foster parent, advocating for children in need and giving back to his community. [... more]

Mark Foster recounts his bizarre road trip to Communist China, where he was unexpectedly drawn into an arm wrestling competition with a high-ranking official, Mr. Wu, and was eventually coerced into staying in China to continue the competition, with the promise of making a lot of money. [... more]

Parents can help their kids develop resiliency by allowing them to make mistakes, learn from consequences, and develop their strengths. This involves being present, teaching discernment, and affirming their child's identity. It's also essential to model healthy behavior, such as not being glued to social media, and to teach children how to handle negativity and criticism. [... 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. The red temperament, characterized by a drive to control and a desire for efficiency, can be both a strength and a weakness in financial planning. By recognizing and addressing the emotional needs of reds, such as loyalty and control, individuals can develop healthier communication skills and make more informed financial decisions. [... more]

Waiting is a normal and essential part of the Christian life, and it's not just about enduring difficult situations, but about trusting in God's sovereignty and goodness. By focusing on what we know to be true about God, we can learn to live on His promises and find hope in the midst of uncertainty. [... more]

The North Carolina legislature has given final approval to the Power Reduction Act, which eliminates the state's statutory goal to cut carbon emissions by 70% by 2030. Supporters say this policy change could save North Carolinians up to $15 billion in future energy costs and will help meet skyrocketing power demands. Meanwhile, the Foster Care in NC Act aims to modernize and strengthen the state's child welfare system through a wide-ranging set of reforms. Additionally, the Neighbor State License Recognition Act advances occupational licensing reform by allowing individuals licensed in neighboring states to apply for equivalent licenses in North Carolina without having to start the process from scratch. Wolfspeed, a Durham-based company, is one step closer to filing for bankruptcy after creditors secured a $750 million financing deal. The company manufactures wide bandgap semiconductors and has faced financial woes and layoffs in recent months. [... more]

Navigating financial challenges with biblical wisdom, exploring debt forgiveness, trusts, and Social Security benefits, while seeking to honor God in our financial decisions. [... more]

Making God real to your kids is a passion shared by many Christian parents. Jonathan and Carrie Cronkite, authors of 'No Perfect Parents', discuss the importance of praying together, reading God's Word, and living out faith at home. They share practical tips and ideas, such as using prayer rocks and creating a memorial of answered prayers, to help families connect their hearts with God. [... more]

Keeping kids entertained during the summer doesn't have to break the bank. Rob West shares 10 fun, free things your family can do this summer, from visiting the library to hosting a backyard campout. Meanwhile, he answers listener questions on long-term insurance, annuities, and retirement savings, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and conservative investing to protect against inflation risk. [... more]