The Salvation Army's commitment to publishing biblically sound written resources is crucial in today's world where truth is often questioned. The organization's vetting process ensures that authors are grounded in their faith, and their work is accurate and trustworthy. This commitment to quality is essential for Christians seeking to deepen their understanding of God's word and live out their faith in a world filled with uncertainty. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including voter ID, election reform, religious liberty, anti-Semitism, and financial planning. The show also touches on issues such as public education, indoctrination, and radicalization. Additionally, the hosts discuss cryptocurrency, investment strategies, and babyproofing financial plans. [... more]

Believers have taken the identity of Jesus Christ, giving them access to His benefits and inheritance. They have the completed revelation of God's word, allowing them to understand the plan of redemption and the glory of Christ. The Holy Spirit is the dynamic behind the church, and believers are the recipients of His work. Angels are fascinated by the believer's salvation and long to comprehend the glories of Christ unfolding through them. [... more]

Jesus boldly confronts cultural and religious norms, challenging his disciples and listeners to follow his example. He addresses hot topics such as divorce, the value of children, and the dangers of wealth and materialism, emphasizing the importance of humility and faith in achieving eternal life. [... more]

The Christian Real View discusses why men need God's word now more than ever, exploring the importance of a Christian worldview and the role of God's word in shaping men's lives. The conversation touches on the war on men and biblical masculinity, the need for men to prioritize their relationship with God, and the benefits of spending time in God's word. The discussion also highlights the importance of the men's daily Bible and the Overcomer Course for young adults, which aims to help them gain clarity and conviction on life's most important issues. [... more]

The Bible affirms the unique privilege and sacred duty of mothers in the home, emphasizing the importance of biblical motherhood in a confused culture. Alistair Begg explores the role of mothers as outlined in Titus 2, highlighting the need for mothers to prioritize their responsibilities and live out their faith in everyday life. [... more]

Listen to the full-length version or read the manuscript of this message here https wfth me pap If it's a dangerous time to be a child in the st century it was exponentially more so during the days of Jesus Many children never lived to adulthood or even to their teenage years Those who did survive infancy were marginalized in their culture But Jesus changed all that Through a simple act of showing interest and care in the lives of children Jesus began a cause that to this day Christians all around the world continue to strive for protecting and [... more]

Investing in creation care is a responsibility rooted in biblical stewardship, where individuals and companies manage God's resources wisely and according to His wishes. Mark Raguir, Vice President of Stewardship Investing at Praxis Mutual Funds, shares practical ways to support creation care through investments, including green and social bonds, shareholder advocacy, and community investing. [... more]

Widows often face financial difficulties after their spouse's death, with many ending up in poverty. Reverse mortgages can be a planning tool to help widows access their home equity, but they are often misunderstood. Harlan Akula discusses the benefits of reverse mortgages, including providing peace of mind and creating capacity for generosity, while also addressing social security implications and long-term care needs. [... more]

Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is more than a heartwarming tale of redemption; it's a profound socioeconomic commentary on the dangers of Malthusianism and the importance of generosity and abundance. Through the character of Ebenezer Scrooge, Dickens critiques the philosophy of Thomas Malthus, which posits that population growth outpaces food supply and leads to societal collapse. In contrast, Dickens' story celebrates the abundance of God's creation and the value of human life, encouraging readers to adopt a biblical worldview on economics and finance. [... more]

The lives of unsung heroes, including a saxophone player, a backup catcher, and a Broadway understudy, are explored, revealing the value of humility and gratitude in finding contentment and personal satisfaction. Meanwhile, the story of Bayard Rustin, a key figure in the civil rights movement, is highlighted, and the struggles of intersex individuals, such as Pigeon Bagonis, are shared. The podcast also touches on the devastating impact of mass shootings and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, where families of hostages are fighting for their loved ones' release. [... more]

Church historians discuss the current cultural climate and how Christians can contend for their faith in a world where Christianity is no longer dominant. They draw parallels with the early Christian church and explore ways to be salt and light in a secular society, including apologetics and Christian education. [... more]

The host discusses the Republican Party's shift on same-sex marriage, the impact of the Green New Deal on American society, and the role of Christianity in conservative politics. He also touches on the topic of electric cars and climate change, and shares a story about a woman who identifies as a cat. [... more]

A 75-year-old Peter, a former fisherman and early church leader, writes a letter to encourage believers to entrust their lives to their creator God, who is in control of all things, even in a world gone wrong. [... more]

The apostle Peter's life and faith are examined in the context of his writings and the challenges faced by early Christians, highlighting the importance of perseverance and the power of God's grace in the face of persecution and adversity. [... more]

The demonization of Christian nationalism is being used to marginalize and suppress those who want to integrate biblical values into public life, with some accusing them of being homegrown terrorists threatening democracy. [... more]

Embracing people with Down syndrome and other differences as a reflection of God's image, and stepping into spaces with those who are marginalized to broaden our perspectives and deepen our understanding of humanity. [... more]

Jesus' teachings on loving one's neighbor and entering into their story are explored through the parable of the good Samaritan. The concept of 'the least of these' is discussed, highlighting that everyone has issues and brokenness, and that ministering to them is a key part of Christian ministry. Real-life examples are shared of how people have been impacted by acts of compassion and kindness. [... more]

Jesus' treatment of isolated and vulnerable individuals serves as a model for the church to care for marginalized people in society. [... more]