The pursuit of wealth can lead to emptiness and anxiety, but scripture offers a better way. By living as stewards instead of owners, we can find peace and purpose in our financial journey, and learn to give generously and live with contentment. [... more]

Rest is not a luxury, but a necessary part of living wisely and well. God calls us to work, but also to rest, and this balance is essential for our physical, emotional, and financial well-being. [... more]

The Middle East is witnessing a significant shift in dynamics as Donald Trump's recent trip has yielded impressive results, including $2.7 trillion in pledges for investment and the removal of long-time sanctions against Syria. Meanwhile, Joe Biden's cognitive decline is becoming increasingly apparent, with several high-ranking officials speaking out about his diminished capacity. The debt ceiling and tax reform are also major topics of discussion, with the Republican Party pushing for significant changes. In addition, the Abraham Accords and the issue of birthright citizenship are gaining attention, with some arguing that the 14th Amendment was not intended to grant citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains how understanding God's power and greatness is essential for revival and faithfulness. He uses the book of Nehemiah to illustrate how the people of Israel forgot who they were dealing with and how they can learn from their mistakes to come back to God and experience His restoration and renewal. [... more]

Leaving a meaningful legacy goes beyond transferring financial resources, encompassing values, faith, and Christ-centered purpose. Intentional inheritance involves prayerful intentionality, transferring wisdom before wealth, and preparing heirs to steward wealth wisely. [... more]

In eternity, God intends for us to worship Him directly and reflexively, with immediate and direct access to His presence. We will engage in productive work that produces objects of beauty and value, excluding wicked human activity. Our work will be done purely and perfectly, and we will have perfect sustenance, health, and conditions. We will also have a relationship with God, marked by His ownership and guarantee of blessing in eternity. [... more]

Trump signs hundreds of Executive Orders from both Capital One Arena and the Oval Office Dana explains why she is impressed by how disciplined and productive Trump's second term has already been The media lost their minds trying to interpret a gesture from Elon Musk as a salute Dana breaks down some of the legal challenges Trump will face after signing Executive Orders to end birthright citizenship and pardon January th protesters A prayer service attended by Trump and Vance gets political by a woke pastor who pleads for Trump to have mercy on scared LGBT children and illegal immigrants [... more]

As we face the coming new year, Dr. Robert Jeffress encourages us to treat time as a priceless gift from God, limited and determinative, and to prioritize our lives accordingly, focusing on what's truly important and making the most of the time we have. [... more]

The Bible teaches that everything we have belongs to God, and we should give generously to Him. Christians should also be involved in politics and speak up about issues like marriage, family, and abortion. The church should have influence on the state, and we should pray for a spiritual awakening in America, which can be achieved by returning to our first love and doing the first works quickly. [... more]

A biblical work ethic is key to contentment on the job, and serving God in work is the key to rediscovering meaningful work. A person of noble character develops a positive attitude towards work, knowing that diligence can produce many benefits. The desire to do productive, meaningful work is in our DNA, but work was twisted by sin after the fall. A Christian's boss is Jesus, not their employer, and living within their means is crucial for faithful stewardship. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses the importance of choosing productivity over laziness, explaining how it can lead to prosperity and a more fulfilling life. He draws on biblical principles and examples to illustrate the consequences of laziness and the benefits of being productive, emphasizing that it's not just about wealth but about living a life that honors God. [... more]

Living in the last days requires Christians to be hopeful, courageous, and productive, standing up for their convictions and pushing back against evil in their culture. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how to live in light of the coming end, citing biblical examples and encouraging listeners to abound in the work of the Lord, knowing that their toil is not in vain and that there is a reward coming for those who invest their lives in the gospel of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Chris Gabriel discusses the concept of generosity and how it relates to our financial decisions, while Rob West answers listener questions on topics such as insurance stock funds, fixed-index annuities, and taxation of stock. [... more]

College is a significant financial decision, with varying earning potential depending on the major. Data shows that engineering and computer science degrees offer the highest return on investment, while education and humanities majors rank lowest. Understanding the earning potential of a major can help individuals make informed decisions about borrowing and investing in their education. [... more]

The Proverbs 31 woman is a biblical example of a godly work ethic, demonstrating trustworthiness, generosity, and diligence in her work. Her story offers valuable lessons on living with personal and financial integrity, and how to make a meaningful difference in the world while preparing for the future. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experience as a caregiver for nearly 40 years, highlighting the importance of being productive and finding hope in the midst of challenging circumstances. He encourages fellow caregivers to shift their mindset from feeling constrained to being tethered, and to trust in God's plan for their lives. [... more]

Discovering a biblical work ethic can help alleviate work-related stress and find purpose in one's job. Meanwhile, individuals approaching retirement should prioritize preserving their retirement assets and consider part-time work to supplement their income and cover expenses. [... more]

Rob West offers advice on managing finances, paying off debt, and building an emergency fund. He helps callers, including Eunice, who is planning for retirement and wants to know how to position her assets. Rob also discusses the importance of having a long-term view when investing and the benefits of working with a fiduciary financial advisor. [... more]

God's design for the economy is centered around His principles, which can guide us towards a more virtuous and productive society. By understanding the ideal economy and following God's design, we can experience His blessings and make better financial decisions. [... more]

Navigating disagreements and convictions in relationships requires a deep understanding of communication, emotional intelligence, and spiritual warfare. Experts Tim Uhlauf and Rick Langer discuss the importance of forming personal convictions, being winsome in presentation, and avoiding division in the church. They share practical tools and strategies for managing conflicts, including the use of 'speed bumps' to pause and reflect on one's emotions and thoughts. [... more]

Saquon Barkley's contract negotiations with the New York Giants are ongoing, with the running back seeking a deal that reflects his value to the team. Meanwhile, the Denver Nuggets are poised to win the NBA Finals, led by Nikola Jokic's dominant play. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God is concerned with the well-being of the poor and that economic equality is not achieved through redistribution of wealth, but rather through the principle of stewardship and productivity. Jesus' parable of the nobleman and his servants teaches that Christians are called to be productive and faithful in their labor, using their talents and gifts to increase the ministry of the gospel and bring glory to God. [... more]

Hubert Davis faces challenges in rebuilding North Carolina basketball, including navigating name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals and recruiting top talent. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are preparing for the NFL draft, with DJ Chark emerging as a key target. The team's decision on who to draft will have significant implications for their future success. [... more]

The path of the righteous is like a tree planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. Those who meditate in the law of God day and night will be blessed and prosper in all they do. The wicked, on the other hand, are like chaff that the wind drives away, leaving nothing of eternal value behind. To enjoy the path of the righteous, one must enter by the narrow gate, which is Jesus Christ, and meditate in the law of God day and night. [... more]

Jordan Rayner discusses the importance of Sabbath rest and how it can lead to being wildly productive, while also exploring the biblical principles of work and rest, and how Christians can redeem their time to glorify God and bring hope to those around them. [... more]

Robert Waugemuth shares his inspiring book, Gun Lap, which encourages men to stay in the race and finish well. He discusses the importance of finding purpose, building meaningful relationships, and staying connected with God during the midlife journey. With practical advice and personal anecdotes, Waugemuth helps men navigate the challenges of aging and find joy in their relationships and faith. [... more]

The destructive power of fear can cause forgetfulness, failure, and frailty, but God has given us the spirit of power, love, and a sound mind to overcome fear and live a future free from its bondage. [... more]

The Bible teaches that not all fear is bad, and that a spirit of fear can be a negative and destructive force in our lives. It can cause us to forget who we are and the gifts God has given us, and can lead to failure and frailty. However, God has given us the spirit of power, love, and a sound mind, which can help us overcome fear and live a life free from its bondage. [... more]

The path to spiritual transformation involves discernment, discipline, and meditation on God's Word, as seen in Psalm 1, which contrasts the righteous and the wicked, and emphasizes the importance of being satisfied with God and letting His Word occupy our thoughts throughout the day. [... more]

A man who spent 20 years in prison for a tragic mistake now works to prevent gang violence, while a journalist explores the human side of conflict. Meanwhile, a Washington Post editor reflects on his career, and a family's love helps one member overcome addiction and grief. [... more]

Heather DeJesus-Yates shares her journey of infertility and adoption, finding hope and peace in God's plan for her life. She explores the concept of barrenness and how it can be a part of our experience, but also a catalyst for growth and faith. Heather discusses her book, A Mother of Thousands, and how it's not just about biological motherhood, but about being a nurturer, a life-giver, and a carer of souls. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Enoch, a world changer who lived a life pleasing to God. He explains what it means to walk with God, including getting in sync with Him, keeping pace with Him, and going into business with Him. Enoch's story teaches us about the importance of having a relationship with God and living a life that honors Him. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]

Understanding God's call to be productive for His glory and the good of others is key to living a life that honors Him. Tim Challies, author of 'Do More Better', shares practical tips and biblical principles for achieving productivity, including developing a system, being wary of busyness, and approaching each day with intentionality. [... more]