Biblical marriage and motherhood are being abandoned in modern society, with many women choosing to work outside the home instead of prioritizing their families. The Apostle Paul's teachings in Titus 2 emphasize the importance of wives and mothers being workers at home, loving their husbands and children, and being submissive to their own husbands. This is seen as radical and old-fashioned by many, but it is a timeless truth that is still relevant today. [... more]

Understanding what happens to debt after death and how a little planning today can spare your family unnecessary heartache and confusion tomorrow. Creating a clear plan now, including organized records, updated beneficiaries, and a will or trust, can make all the difference. Secured debts are tied to an asset, such as a home or car, while unsecured debts, like credit cards, are usually paid from your estate. Some assets are protected, like life insurance proceeds and retirement accounts with named beneficiaries. But this only works if your beneficiary designations are accurate and up to date. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to shock, with a recent incident involving a 74-year-old victim and a man upset with his mama. Meanwhile, the job market is shifting, with college-educated men now facing the same unemployment rate as non-grads. Skilled trades are becoming increasingly popular, with AI-resistant jobs on the rise. A park ranger's stunt at El Capitan sparks controversy, leading to his firing, and raises questions about free speech and identity. [... more]

Texas Democrats return to the State Capitol as Republicans move forward with redistricting Hurricane Eric threatens high winds and rain along the East Coast Eric Swalwell says Gavin Newsom's Twitter trolling is a teaching moment TX Rep Nicole Collier stages a photo-op pretending to sleep on the Texas House floor with an eye mask and blanket A welfare leftist FURIOUS after she finds out she must complete hours of community service per week to receive benefits LA Mayor Karen Bass calls homeless people Unhoused Angelinos Convicted p dophile Anthony Weiner now claims it's ridiculous that he had to face criminal [... more]

The history of Halloween haunted houses dates back to the early 20th century, when pranks and vandalism became a problem in urban areas. To combat this, homeowners began hosting house-to-house parties, which eventually evolved into modern haunted attractions. Today, these attractions are a huge part of the Halloween experience, with many amusement parks and independent haunts offering elaborate mazes and scare zones. Meanwhile, research has shown that consuming ultra-processed foods can harm the gut microbiome, leading to digestive issues and other problems. [... more]

Living a life of generosity can bring real financial freedom, and it's not just about giving money, but also about giving our hearts to God. Ron Blue shares his insights on how to grow into more joyful, intentional givers, and how giving can break the power of money over our lives. We also discuss how to manage debt, understand social security taxes, and find advisors who share our values. [... more]

Creating an emergency binder can bring peace of mind and direction in difficult moments, while also promoting financial stewardship and generosity. Guests discuss various financial topics, including inheritance tax, estate planning, and capital gains, highlighting the importance of seeking God's wisdom and guidance in managing one's resources. [... more]

God's ownership of everything is a fundamental principle of biblical financial wisdom, emphasizing the importance of managing money according to his wisdom and not as a way to earn his favor. Financial stewardship is a practical way to strengthen one's spiritual life, but obstacles like neglect and mission drift can hinder this process. [... more]

Couples can achieve unity and harmony in their financial decisions by understanding each other's personal values, making a list of financial priorities, and implementing a plan that aligns with their shared goals and values. By doing so, they can cultivate a deeper sense of trust, respect, and love for one another, ultimately strengthening their marriage and their relationship with God. [... more]

Preparing for a disability or incapacitation requires careful planning, including disability insurance, durable power of attorney, and a will or trust. It's also essential to consider tithing and giving to honor God with one's finances. A godly financial advisor can provide guidance on making wise financial decisions and managing assets. [... more]

Jesus invites us to set our hearts on imperishable things, not just giving money and possessions away. The parable of the rich fool shows that wealth can be a false solution, and God's concern is with the use of money and the attitude towards it, not the amount of money. Christians should view wealth as a tool, not an end in itself, and prioritize their relationship with God. [... more]

Kristi Clover mother of shares quick and simple tips to bring joy into your home by getting more organized From clearing the clutter to choosing your top priorities you'll learn some techniques to make housework easy and fun for the whole family Receive Kristi Clover's book M O M Master Organizer of Mayhem plus an audio download of the broadcast Organizing the Chaos in Your Home for your donation of any amount Plus receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today Your monthly support helps families thrive Get More Episode Resources We'd love to hear from you Visit [... more]

Preparing for the future involves making important financial decisions, such as updating wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives. It's also crucial to communicate with your spouse and loved ones about your wishes and financial plans, ensuring a smooth transition in the event of your passing. [... more]

Eileen Koff, author of Getting Organized God's Way, shares her insights on how to apply biblical principles to everyday life, including organizing and prioritizing tasks. She emphasizes the importance of community and accountability in achieving spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

Jerry Boyer, a resident economist and author, discusses God's design for economics and wealth creation, highlighting the importance of biblical principles and the role of the church in promoting a prosperous and just economy. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from James chapter 4 about the importance of living according to God's will and being mindful of our daily responsibilities. He emphasizes the need to prioritize obedience and faithfulness, and to avoid boasting and bragging about our plans and accomplishments. Instead, we should focus on completing the tasks and duties that God has given us, and on being good stewards of the gifts and resources He has entrusted to us. [... more]

Thomas Shipley, a 19th century Christian philanthropist, devoted his life to the extinction of human bondage, becoming a beloved icon within the abolitionist community for his tireless efforts to free hundreds of black Americans and lobby for legislation to protect thousands more. [... more]

Decluttering is not just about getting rid of physical possessions, but also about letting go of emotional baggage and finding a sense of purpose and direction in life. As people navigate the challenges of growing older and facing tragedy, they must confront their own backup plans and learn to trust in a higher power. Through the process of decluttering, individuals can discover new ways of thinking and being, and find a sense of peace and fulfillment that comes from living a life of purpose and meaning. [... more]

Join Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson on a tour of the Salt Lake City Cemetery, exploring the graves of Mormon leaders, including 12 of the 16 deceased LDS presidents, and learning about the fascinating history behind the individuals buried there. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised questions about North Carolina's housing supply, with experts discussing the need for more affordable housing and the impact of higher property taxes. The University of North Carolina's new president, Peter Hans, addressed the challenges facing the university, including balancing public health with public education. The long-running Leandro school funding lawsuit has raised constitutional issues, with some arguing that the courts should not dictate how the state budget is spent. Meanwhile, a hospital in western North Carolina is at the center of a unionization effort, with nurses voting on whether to join the National Nurses United union, which could have implications for the state's right-to-work status. [... more]