Precious metals can be a tool for preserving purchasing power, but they don't produce income or guarantee returns. As Christians, we must approach financial decisions with biblical wisdom, considering the bigger question of how to honor God with what He's entrusted. Stewardship involves planning and allocating resources with prudence, patience, and prayer, rather than reacting to fear or uncertainty. [... more]

Knowing your mission in life is to know Christ and make Him known, you can start by clarifying your purpose, embracing your mission field, and engaging in the harvesting process. Your spheres of influence include your home, work, and network, and by being a witness, building relationships, and sharing your story, you can make a significant impact in the lives of others. [... more]

The difference between a life of futility and a life of fruitfulness is rooted in the distinction between success and significance. Success is about productivity, fame, and material wealth, but it often leads to emptiness and dissatisfaction. Significance, on the other hand, is about living a life that truly matters, one that is guided by God's Word and focused on building meaningful relationships and serving others. [... more]

To avoid a life of futility, one must refuse to confuse success with significance, and instead focus on building a life that truly matters. This involves clarifying one's mission, embracing one's mission field, and engaging in the harvesting process to share the love of Christ with others. [... more]

Choosing productivity over laziness is a fundamental choice that affects not only our current circumstances but also our eternity. God hasn't promised wealth to Christians, but following His principles about work, finances, and productivity generally leads to greater prosperity. The Bible teaches that laziness, or slothfulness, is an attitude of indifference towards time, talents, resources, and opportunities. It's characterized by refusing to begin a job, not completing work, ignoring opportunities, and craving riches without effort. [... more]

The Christian life is not a guarantee of a pain-free journey, but it can be a journey of growth and redemption through suffering. Jesus, who suffered unjustly, is our example of how to respond to suffering with love and forgiveness. By putting our faith in Christ, we can find meaning and purpose in our pain and trust that God is working redemptively in our lives. [... more]

Investors are piling into gold and silver as concerns about currency debasement and inflation grow. Central banks have been buying gold aggressively, and individual investors are now joining the trade. Gold has set new all-time highs in both dollar terms and inflation-adjusted terms, while silver is knocking on the door of its 1980 peak. Experts recommend a core position in physical metals, supplemented by ETFs, and caution against over-investing in mining stocks. [... more]

Investing is not just about returns, but about reflecting what we truly value. A theology of investing brings our heart, head, and hands together to reframe investing as an act of stewardship, love, and spiritual formation, not just the physical act of putting money into a company or instrument. By understanding God's creation mandate and our role as co-creators, we can use investments to love our neighbor and expand God's blessings through creation, while also being mindful of the temptations of wealth and the importance of trusting in God rather than money. [... more]

Biblical meditation is the means by which the mind can be renewed, and the soul can be strengthened. It involves reading and pondering God's Word, and can lead to a deeper understanding of God's character and promises, as well as a greater sense of satisfaction and peace in Him. [... more]

David Bonson discusses how work is an integral part of our identity and purpose, and how it reflects God's design for humanity. He argues that work is not just a means to an end, but an end in itself, and that it has inherent value and meaning. Bonson also explores the relationship between work and rest, and how the modern cultural view of retirement is misguided. He encourages Christians to view work as a way to serve God and others, and to live out their faith in their daily work. [... more]

Warren Buffett's remarkable investing career is a testament to the power of patience, discipline, and biblical wisdom. His approach to investing, which emphasizes staying disciplined when others panic, has led to incredible success. Buffett's timeless lessons, such as the importance of diversifying holdings and keeping emotions in check, are valuable for investors of all levels. By applying these principles, individuals can build wealth and achieve financial peace of mind. [... more]

Individuals, families, and cultures struggle with recognizing God's power and understanding who they're dealing with. Dr. Tony Evans shares principles of productive prayer, highlighting the importance of acknowledging God's greatness, seeking forgiveness for sin, and trusting in His guidance, even in the wilderness of life. [... more]

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]