Eli Whitney's invention of the cotton gin and his claim to have developed interchangeable parts is a story often told in a simplified way. However, the truth behind his invention and the role of firearms in his development of interchangeable parts is more complex and fascinating. [... more]

Investors can pursue both financial performance and positive social impact through disciplined, values-aligned investing. Praxis Investment Management offers a faith-based approach to investing, integrating impact considerations without compromising financial rigor. By focusing on long-term orientation and patient, active engagement, investors can achieve competitive returns while contributing to good in the world. [... more]

Embracing the conviction that God owns everything can transform the way we live, give, and steward our resources. By surrendering our ownership and adopting a stewardship mindset, we can gain humility and hope, and reorder our hearts so that money serves its proper place. This shift in perspective can lead to a more faithful and intentional approach to financial decision-making, aligning our desires with God's priorities and multiplying what belongs to the Lord. [... more]

Faith in Finance explores the intersection of faith and finances, offering biblical wisdom for managing God's resources. Host Rob West discusses the importance of stewardship, the role of a Christian financial advisor, and practical tips for navigating financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. [... more]

Mitch Hedberg was a unique stand-up comedian known for his offbeat delivery and innovative on-stage persona. He earned a cult following and the admiration of his fellow comics, but struggled with stage fright and drug use. Hedberg's innovative style and relatable humor brought him to the doorstep of fame, but ultimately, his drive to succeed and his struggles with addiction led to a tragic end. [... more]

The mental health industry is missing the mark by treating symptoms rather than addressing the root causes of mental illness. Christians should aim for more than just treating symptoms and instead focus on biblical counseling and regeneration to renew their minds and live for God's glory. [... more]

When Jesus gets in your boat, He can change your life forever. Just like Simon Peter, we may be fishing for fish, but Jesus calls us to fish for men. We must be patient, persevere, and know how to go to the right place at the right time. Our tools are the Bible and the leading of the Holy Spirit. We must also work with others, as Jesus sent people out in pairs. Ultimately, it's not about us, but about Jesus getting into our boat and changing our lives. [... more]

Expert negotiators Jonathan B. Smith and Derek Gaunt share their insights on how to influence hearts, minds, and deals through effective communication, empathy, and a willingness to listen. They discuss the importance of staying curious, avoiding threats, and using tactics like labeling and mirroring to build rapport and achieve successful outcomes in both personal and professional settings. [... more]

Minneapolis' Police Chief destroys the left's narrative about ICE The ATF and DOJ executed an ARREST WARRANT for the man caught on video stealing an FBI rifle out of a car during the Minneapolis riots Venezuela's opposition leader officially transfers her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump Why is Tucker Carlson visiting with Trump today Florida Panthers Star Matthew Tkachuk gives a patriotic speech when visiting President Trump at The White House A year-old Minneapolis trans rioter attacked an ICE agent and learned his her lesson the hard way Dana shares her commentary A Liberal white woman LOSES HER MIND [... more]

In the theocracy of Israel, God chose and anointed prophets, priests, and kings, but these offices were fulfilled in Christ. Today, every true believer has the anointing of the Holy Spirit, making them dependent on God's inerrant Word rather than special instruction from priests and prophets. [... more]

God invites us into a better story where He sees, knows, and provides for our financial needs. Scripture shows us that God Himself is the source of all we have, and He gives us what we need, not always what we want, but His provision is wise, intentional, and rooted in His love. We can trust His provision today, and He may provide through people, opportunities, quiet moments, or renewed perspective. [... more]

The Rams' loss to the Falcons has put them in a tough spot, staring down a wild card weekend visit to Philadelphia. Devontae Adams is expected to return, but the team still needs to get Quentin Lake and D.J. Humphries back. Meanwhile, the Ravens are facing big decisions, including Lamar Jackson's contract, and the Steelers are dealing with the possibility of a coaching change. The Chiefs are also looking to rebuild after Patrick Mahomes' injury. [... more]

Mark Metcalf shares his life story, from his early days as a hippie trying to avoid the Vietnam War draft to his successful acting career, including his iconic role as Niedermeyer in Animal House. He recounts his experiences with John Belushi, John Landis, and other notable figures in the film industry, offering a unique perspective on the making of a classic comedy. [... more]

When we procrastinate, we disobey God and deprive Him of the vessels through whom He wants to accomplish certain tasks. We hinder God's whole program by putting off decisions and delaying what He requires of us. To overcome procrastination, we must be willing to admit our problem, identify our feelings, and confess our sins. We must choose to live by faith, recalling who we are as children of God and who He is in us, and respond to life circumstances on the basis of those truths. [... more]

The Christmas story begins with the birth of John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ. Zacharias and Elizabeth, an elderly couple, are chosen by God to be the parents of John. Their story teaches us about the importance of faithfulness, prayer, and spiritual gifts. We learn that God can take ordinary people and do amazing things through their lives if they will dedicate themselves to Him. Ultimately, God's plan is for Jesus Christ to come into our hearts and lives, forgiving our sins and giving us the certainty of heaven. [... more]

Al Mueller, founder and CEO of Excellence in Giving, shares insights on how to approach generosity with both heart and wisdom, evaluating ministries well, and experiencing the joy of stewardship. He emphasizes the importance of intentional and strategic giving, and discusses the key things to consider when deciding where to give, including the ministry's problem-solving approach, measurable outcomes, leadership stability, and donor retention. [... more]

The Bible presents two choices: life and good or death and evil. Without God, one will experience emptiness, but surrendering to God brings life and joy. Everyone worships something, and the question is, what or who is one's master, and will it be the benevolent sovereign creator or a created object that consumes? [... more]

The human heart tends to forget God when feeling sufficiently supplied, leading to complacent cravings and a self-focused life, whereas grateful contentment leads to an outward focus and worshiping the infinite sovereign creator. [... more]

Giving thanks to God is an act of obedience that puts us in His will and humbles us, ensuring answers to prayer and setting us apart from unthankful Christians. King David and King Jehoshaphat were thankful men who practiced thanksgiving, and their lives were blessed as a result. When we give thanks, we show beautiful submission to the authority of Christ in our life, trusting that He controls our circumstances and will answer our prayers. Thanksgiving also strengthens our confidence in God's faithfulness and helps us to refuse anxiety, choosing instead to put our trust in God. By giving thanks, we can experience the peace of God that passes all understanding, guarding our hearts and making us impervious to Satan's attacks. [... more]

The concept of a conditional covenant is presented, where obedience is contingent upon flourishing as a people and longevity in the land. If one forsakes God, they will face disaster, including social, familial, economic, and physical consequences. The illustration of a branch severed from a tree highlights humanity's propensity for self-destruction when they abandon God's gracious care. [... more]