God created sex as a spiritual dimension of intimacy, illustrating the love and nature of God. The body is not just a physical entity, but a temple of the Holy Spirit, and sex is a way to experience God's love and union with Him. Christians are called to flee sexual immorality, including pornography and casual sex, and to seek purity and holiness in their relationships. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors help individuals integrate their faith with financial decisions, offering guidance on biblical finance, faith-based investing, and charitable giving. They emphasize the importance of stewardship, financial planning, and living out Christian values in all aspects of life. [... more]

Couples can experience a sense of hopelessness in their marriage, but with the right mindset and actions, they can overcome it. By focusing on their relationship, practicing presence, and seeking God's guidance, couples can transform their marriage and bring love and joy back into their lives. [... more]

A spiritual perspective on dating and relationships emphasizes the importance of prayer, character, and compatibility. A young man should demonstrate responsibility, humility, and self-confidence when asking a woman for a date, and prioritize honesty and integrity in communication. [... more]

Rob West discusses six financial choices that can help individuals steward their resources wisely, including choosing to spend with a plan, choosing the right car for their budget, and preparing for the unexpected. He also answers listener questions on topics such as reverse mortgages, charitable donations from IRAs, and finding a certified kingdom advisor. [... more]

Navigating the ups and downs of marriage requires understanding and valuing each other's love languages, taking dominion in relationships, and prioritizing affection and intimacy. Couples can strengthen their bond by being aware of and addressing annoying habits, and by making a conscious effort to communicate effectively and show appreciation for each other. [... more]

Jesus welcomes people with all kinds of problems into his family, but church discipline is necessary to protect the community from sin's destructive power. Paul's letter to the Corinthians emphasizes the importance of removing willfully sinning members from the church to prevent the spread of sin and to bring about restoration and healing. [... more]

A recent poll reveals a significant majority of conservative and moderate voters believe children's needs should come before adult desires, and that mothers and fathers matter in parenthood. The poll contradicts the narrative that same-sex marriage is a settled matter in culture and law, and highlights a growing disconnect between elite cultural narratives and the convictions of conservative voters. [... more]

A husband's love is compared to a fortress with four sides: submission, consideration, cooperation, and sacrifice. Submission is mutual, and husbands should understand and respect their wives, treating them with honor and kindness. [... more]

A Christian counselor addresses various relationship struggles, including communication issues, marriage problems, and parenting challenges. He offers advice on how to improve relationships, including the importance of forgiveness, effective communication, and understanding love languages. He also discusses the challenges of dealing with adult children who have made poor life choices and how to maintain a strong marriage while supporting them. [... more]

Dads need to model humility, ask their children about their hearts, and say no to distractions to focus on their primary role as disciple makers. They should also apologize to their children when they mess up, and make an effort to spend quality time with them. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of obedience in marriage, citing biblical examples of how wives should submit to their husbands and husbands should love their wives as Christ loves the church. He also touches on current events, including the threat of communism, the importance of prayer, and the need for Christians to stand up against evil forces in the world. [... more]

The Obergefell v. Hodges ruling has had far-reaching consequences, especially for children, as it has led to the normalization of same-sex marriage and the use of reproductive technologies such as IVF and surrogacy, which can deprive children of their natural parents and increase their risk of harm. [... more]

God establishes the family as a man and a woman in marriage, with the husband and wife becoming one flesh. Pastor Greg Laurie explains that a successful marriage requires leaving other relationships and cleaving to one another, holding on tightly like super glue. He also discusses the importance of intimacy and closeness in marriage and how it is a picture of our relationship with Christ. [... more]

Men often feel overwhelmed by the expectations of being a good husband and father, but finding spiritual leadership can be as simple as taking initiative and pointing their families to Jesus in small moments throughout the day. By acknowledging their own brokenness and seeking God's guidance, men can become better leaders and partners in their relationships. [... more]

A day of prayer has been called for June 24th as part of Fidelity Month, a movement to rededicate Americans to traditional values such as fidelity to God, marriage, and country. The movement's founder, Princeton University professor Robert George, notes that Americans' belief in the importance of these values has diminished, while the love of money has increased. A Fidelity Day prayer has been written to assist in the process, and a Christian bookstore and sports apparel company are fighting against a Colorado law that forces businesses to use customers' preferred pronouns, violating free speech. [... more]

Discovering your primary apology language can make a significant difference in your relationships, especially in marriage. Dr. Gary Chapman explains the five apology languages: expressing regret, accepting responsibility, making restitution, genuinely repenting, and requesting forgiveness. He also discusses the importance of forgiveness in relationships and how it's a godly response to an apology. Additionally, he shares how to deal with someone who refuses to apologize, including lovingly confronting them, treating them as a pagan, praying for them, and returning good for evil. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders delivers a Father's Day message based on the parable of the prodigal son, emphasizing the importance of obedience, faith, and the relationship between husbands and wives, as well as the concept of universal salvation and the role of God in our lives. [... more]

A Christian wife's submission to her husband is not about replacing God as her supreme authority, but about responding to him with a spirit of submission, even when he resists God's will. Her actions speak louder than her words, and her attitude is her prettiest feature. She should look to biblical role models like Sarah, who obeyed her husband as Lord, and adorn herself with gentleness, quietness, and goodness, not just external beauty. [... more]

God's design for fathers is being undermined in society, leading to a lack of preparation for boys to become godly husbands and fathers. The Peter Pan mentality, where boys refuse to grow up and take responsibility, is a major issue. Biblical counseling and discipleship are essential in teaching boys the importance of work ethic, biblical wisdom, and sexual self-control. [... more]

Fathers have a crucial responsibility to teach their sons wisdom, godly living, and biblical leadership, as failing to do so can lead to the devil's influence and rebellion. John MacArthur emphasizes the importance of fearing God, guarding one's mind, obeying parents, selecting companions, controlling one's body, enjoying marriage, watching words, pursuing work, managing money, and loving one's neighbor. [... more]

As Christian parents, we strive to demonstrate the gospel to our children, teaching them to trust God with their lives and to run the race of faith. We must be intentional about showing them the ways of the Lord, even when we fail, and help them understand that our goal is not to have a perfect, righteous child, but to raise them to be men and women of God, who will carry on the legacy of faith that we have been given. [... more]

God's plan for marriage is one man with one woman for a lifetime, and any deviation from this standard is considered a sin. The Bible teaches that God views the unborn as much as a human being as the baby outside of the womb, and that harming a child is a grave offense against God. The moral deterioration of our culture is a sign of turbulent times ahead, and Christians must not be silent about what God has said. The kingdom of God is not a democracy, and God's laws will not be changed by human opinion. [... more]

Real men reject passivity and take intentional steps to connect with their families, confess their sins, and prioritize their relationships with their children and spouses. By living in community and seeking accountability, men can overcome their tendencies towards passivity and become better husbands, fathers, and role models for their kids. [... more]

God has a plan and a purpose for men's lives that is bigger than just picking their parking spot. A man at his best creates a space where people are secure, vulnerable, and can thrive. This is achieved by being a keeper of the garden, protecting the vulnerable, and making decisions that align with God's purpose. [... more]

In this episode of Q A with Koloff Nikita Koloff welcomes longtime friend ministry partner and Man Camp leader Tom Stewart for a heartfelt conversation about faith purpose marriage and the impact of godly mentorship Tom shares his journey from attending the very first Man Camp in to serving on staff and helping other men deepen their relationship with Christ Together Nikita and Tom discuss the life-changing experiences men encounter at camp the importance of intentional spiritual growth and what it means to pursue God's purpose daily The conversation also explores Tom and Connie Stewart's nearly -year marriage their work [... more]

The Bible teaches that homosexual behavior is sinful and contrary to God's plan for humanity, while same-sex marriage is not part of God's design for marriage. Christians must address this issue with biblical clarity and compassion, recognizing that all sin is equally offensive to God and that Jesus died for all of it. The church must stand for God's truth and reach out to homosexual people with Christ-centered love and compassion, helping them to control their desires in obedience to God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christianity is not a social issue, but rather a spiritual regeneration. Christians should not be preoccupied with changing their outward circumstances, such as marriage or slavery, but rather focus on spiritual obedience and living according to God's design. Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians 7 emphasize the importance of maintaining one's social status and not creating social turmoil, while still living a life of obedience to God. [... more]

The moral and spiritual deterioration of our culture is evident in the decline of Christianity, the breakdown of the family, and the increasing violence in our society. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how these trends are leading to the demise of our nation and the world, and how repentance is the key to reversing this downward trend. [... more]

Dads share their regrets, including not spending enough time with their kids, working too much, and being passive in their relationships. They discuss the importance of spiritual leadership, vulnerability, and partnership in marriage and parenting, and how these qualities can help build stronger relationships and a deeper connection with God. [... more]

Couples can build a strong financial foundation in their marriage by prioritizing their relationship and making intentional financial decisions. Understanding each other's temperaments and financial strengths and weaknesses can help couples manage their finances effectively and make decisions that align with their values and goals. By focusing on what is truly important, such as glorifying God and loving each other, couples can set themselves on a path to financial freedom and a stronger marriage. [... more]

Marriage is normal and for the majority, but singleness is a gift of God. When married to an unbeliever, let them stay if they want to, but let them go if they want to leave, as God has called you to peace. The believer's presence in the home sanctifies the unbeliever, and the believer's children are also sanctified by the same grace. [... more]

Kia Stevens shares her personal story of overcoming father wounds and the impact it had on her life. She discusses the importance of forgiveness and healing, and how it can lead to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with God. Kia also talks about the effects of parental absence and childhood trauma, and how it can be overcome with the help of God and a supportive community. [... more]

Christians are facing intense persecution around the world, and a moral revolution is occurring in the US, leading to a cultural revulsion and rejection of Christians and their beliefs. The author and pastor Dr. Robert Jeffress examines the signs of persecution in light of biblical prophecy and warns of the consequences of a Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage, which could lead to government sanctions against churches and Christians who refuse to celebrate or perform same-sex weddings. [... more]

Couples can create financial unity by having open conversations about their past experiences with money, communicating effectively, and making a plan to tackle debt together. A biblical approach to money emphasizes giving first, saving, and investing, rather than spending. By prioritizing God's resources and making intentional decisions, couples can build a strong financial foundation and serve the Lord together. [... more]

The Christian life is built on a relationship with Jesus, and those who love him will be rewarded with eternal joy, while those who refuse to accept his love will face eternal judgment. The Bible teaches that only what is done for Christ will last, and that our works will be evaluated at the judgment seat of Christ. The book of Revelation describes the return of Jesus, the final judgment, and the ultimate destination of believers and unbelievers. [... more]

A Christian home is built on the supremacy of Christ, where Christ is at the center and foundation. Authentic faith should make a difference in our relationships, particularly in the home. Parents have a God-given responsibility to teach their children the Word of God, values, and standards, and children are to obey their parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord. [... more]

God's design for marriage is a union between a man and a woman, and it is not an absolute commandment for everybody. Some people have the gift of being single, and it is a unique gift of God that should be maintained because it puts them in a position to be used by Him in a very unique way. The Bible teaches that marriage is normal, but it is not an absolute necessity for everyone. Christians should not divorce their partners, except in the case of adultery, and even then, the divorce is allowed, but remarriage is not. The most important thing in marriage is not finding the right person, but being the right person, and that means walking in the Spirit, demonstrating love, joy, peace, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, and self-control. [... more]

The Christian community is distinguished by love for one another, a new commandment given by Jesus, which is not intrinsically different from the Old Testament, but is new in the sense that it accompanies the new covenant and the reality of a new life. The Christian life is impossible without being born again, and the new life is the resurrection life of Jesus, which is granted to believers through God's amazing grace. [... more]

In ancient times, a Christian wife married to an unbelieving husband faced significant challenges. Peter's words in 1 Peter chapter 3 offer guidance on how to navigate this complex relationship, emphasizing the importance of submission, continuation, and a tender-hearted attitude. [... more]