Creating a family legacy is about more than just financial wealth, it's about passing down values, traditions, and faith to future generations. Certified Kingdom Advisors like Jan Thompson help families integrate biblical wisdom into their financial planning, making values-based decisions that withstand uncertainty and reflect unchanging biblical truth. [... 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]

Jesus breaks his silence before the high priest, declaring his kingship and messianic identity, referencing Old Testament prophecies and the Jewish expectation of messiahship. He informs the high priest that he will be glorified and vindicated, referencing his resurrection and ascension. The high priest and the Sanhedrin condemn Jesus to death, despite his declaration of truth. [... more]

The Bible warns of the dangers of wealth and the importance of living a virtuous cycle of success that leads to rejoicing. John Reinhard discusses how financial success can lead to spiritual failure if we forget God and worship the creation over the creator. He emphasizes the importance of rest, worship, and generosity in achieving a balanced life. [... more]

The Bible talks about Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, and in itself is an amazing thing, because Bethlehem was a tiny village, not even to be numbered in the census or even counted on the maps. The Bible also says that Jesus is the second Adam, and that he who knew no sin was made to be sin for us. The law of God was a tutor or schoolmaster to bring us to Christ, a coach to help us admit, God have mercy. I've broken your law, and I can't undo my disobedience. God, I stand before you guilty. But the beautiful thing is, like Galatians four, four says, that Jesus was manifested to redeem those, save, forgive, absolve, convert. There are many terms the Bible uses about being made right with God by the Savior, and all it takes is for you to put your faith in him. [... more]

When making investment decisions, Christians should consider their values and how they align with their financial goals. By deploying financial resources in a manner that aligns with their values, investors can generate a profit while honoring God. A biblical worldview of money management starts with lordship, God owning all, and then stewardship, using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes. [... more]

The beauty of Jesus is often misunderstood by those who do not know him, but to those who are saved, he is full of beauty and worth. Christians are called to share this beauty with lost souls, but natural men are blind to the beauty of God. The story of Jesus' life and teachings, including his sufferings and sorrows, is a testament to his love and devotion to humanity. [... more]

Jesus Christ's deity and humanity are revealed through Isaiah's prophecy, where He is described as a tender plant, rooted in God's love and sent as the Savior of the world. The Messiah's rejection by men is a testament to God's sovereignty and the beauty of His holiness, which is often overlooked by those who do not understand His ways. [... more]

Jesus heals a woman with a 12-year medical condition and raises a 12-year-old girl from the dead, illustrating the power of faith and God's love, and reminding us that God's delays are not necessarily denials, but opportunities for spiritual growth and trust. [... more]

The 53rd chapter of Isaiah is a powerful and glorious passage that reveals the substitutionary work of Christ, the suffering servant who died for the sins of humanity. The chapter is a testament to God's sovereign love and the fulfillment of prophecy, demonstrating that faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. [... more]

Paul's message in Philippians chapter 2 emphasizes the importance of having the mind of Christ, which involves purposeful thinking, practiced loving, and prioritized choosing. He encourages believers to focus on the relational results of the redemptive work of Christ, rather than their own entitlement and selfish ambition. [... more]

Waiting on God is not just a passive attitude, but rather active stillness that involves prayerful and obedient waiting. When we wait on God, we discover His will and purpose, receive supernatural physical energy and strength, win the battles of life, receive answers to our prayers, see the fulfillment of our faith, and experience God working in our behalf. [... more]

Praise is a powerful tool in the Christian life, bringing joy and energy, and confusing the enemies of God. By seeking God in fasting and prayer, and praising Him, believers can overcome adversity and experience God's power and provision. [... more]

Men are called to be leaders in their homes and communities, but what does it mean to be a godly leader? Stu Weber's book 'Tender Warrior' explores the four pillars of a man's heart: king, warrior, mentor, and friend. These pillars are essential for men to understand and apply in their lives, as they strive to be the leaders God has called them to be. [... more]

The account of Nehemiah provides a framework for learning how to listen to the Word of God, and it's essential to approach it with an eager, prayerful, and humble heart. When we listen purposefully, we gain insight into the words of the law, and it's crucial to be honest with ourselves about our response to God's message. By writing down key words and praying for guidance, we can start gleaning more from the messages and discover God's will for our lives. [... more]

Dennis and Barbara Rainey share their insights on growing older without becoming old, emphasizing the importance of staying purposeful, following Jesus, and continuing to learn and grow. They draw from their own experiences and the example of Dr. Bill Bright, who remained active and productive until the end of his life. [... more]

Finding meaning and purpose in life is a universal quest, but often we tie our sense of worth to our accomplishments, leading to feelings of insecurity and inadequacy. Kelly Needham and her guests explore the concept of abiding in Christ, where our identity and purpose are rooted in a personal relationship with Jesus, rather than external validation. This mindset shift allows us to focus on the present moment, trusting that God will bring fruitfulness and impact from our lives, even when we can't see the results. [... more]

Understanding God's priorities in managing finances is key to making wise decisions. By recognizing ownership versus stewardship, individuals can align their budgets with biblical principles, including generosity, providing for families, meeting financial obligations, saving for the future, and enjoying God's abundance. Expert advice on budgeting, financial planning, and estate planning helps listeners navigate complex financial decisions with confidence and faith. [... more]

Discover how your faith can be a supernatural adventure rooted in relationship, and learn about the BIO Lifestyle, a set of practices to becoming a Romans 12 disciple. Explore the importance of a servant mindset, being on mission, and living a life that honors God. [... more]

Living a Christian life is not about following a list of do's and don'ts, but about experiencing a supernatural adventure rooted in relationship with God. Christians can discover their purpose and live on mission by developing a servant mindset, being in community, and being on mission 24-7, which leads to a deeper understanding of their spiritual gifts and a more fulfilling life. [... 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]

Living rich toward God involves recognizing God as the source of true wealth and the object of our riches, and evaluating true wealth by what it means in terms of our relationship with him. Generosity and giving lavishly are key aspects of being rich toward God, as it honors God and benefits others, and also brings eternal rewards. Materialism, or the love of money and things, can become a center of gravity in our lives, but giving and parting with our stuff can break the hold of materialism and free us from its bondage. [... more]

Christians can find peace and joy in their financial lives by aligning their values with a biblical worldview. By understanding that God is enough, believers can reevaluate their priorities and desires, focusing on serving others and living generously. Practical advice on managing debt, investing, and retirement planning is shared, emphasizing the importance of trusting God to meet our needs and providing for our future. [... more]

Living a purposeful life is not about being extraordinary, but about being faithful every day to God's purpose. It's about recognizing the extraordinary within us and being available to God for his glory. We can disqualify ourselves from serving God by our own pride and excuses, but God can use us in amazing ways if we trust him and stay faithful to him. [... more]

The Bible is a divine gift, a historic record of events that unfolded in the real time of real lives, and its profitability is directly tied to its origin. It teaches us what to believe, what not to believe, and involves both our belief and behavior, moderating the two. The Bible is profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness, enabling us to live out our lives on the strength of the belief we affirm. [... more]

Parents can give their kids a vision for meaningful work by teaching them God's story about work, showing them how to find joy in their tasks, and helping them understand that every moment of their life has the potential to contribute to God's pleasure. [... more]

The pursuit of meaning and satisfaction in life is a universal human quest, but true fulfillment can only be found in God's wisdom and faith, not in worldly accomplishments or possessions. [... more]

The pursuit of meaning and satisfaction in life is a universal human quest, but it often eludes us, leaving us with a sense of emptiness and frustration. King Solomon's experiences and wisdom offer valuable insights into the human condition, revealing that true fulfillment can only be found by looking beyond the confines of this world and acknowledging the existence of something greater. [... more]

Life mapping helps individuals create a big picture perspective of their life story, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and freeze points to find purpose and direction in a chaotic world. [... more]

Howard and Danielle Taylor share their story of how they built a strong spiritual connection and communication skills in their marriage, which helped them navigate challenges and develop essential practices for a successful relationship. They emphasize the importance of accountability, seeking help when needed, and being transparent about their struggles to avoid 'suffering in silence'. [... more]

Dark times are permitted by God to enhance the presence of God and develop character. They are a pathway for God to position individuals for greater impact in the world. Suffering can move people toward God, and it's a time for personal improvement and purposeful movement. God is more interested in making people holy than happy, and He uses trials to develop character and make individuals valuable to others. [... more]

Single Christians can find purpose and fulfillment in their lives by focusing on their divine calling and serving others, rather than being preoccupied with marriage. A healthy church community can provide support and connection for singles, and help them build meaningful relationships with others. [... more]

Living a fulfilling life as a single person means trusting God's plan and living under His rule, finding contentment in the present while waiting for the future, and serving others to avoid selfishness and isolation. [... more]

Kelly Kapik explores the concept of human limitations as a reflection of God's design, arguing that Christians often confuse finitude with sin. He discusses the importance of faithfulness, prayer, and dependence on God, and how understanding our identity in Christ can bring liberation and hope. [... more]

When we come to church or open the Bible, our attitude should be to listen eagerly to the Word of God, giving Him our absolute undivided attention. We should come trusting in His truth, expecting Him to speak to our hearts, and praying for Him to open our understanding. As we listen, we should come humbly, recognizing our need for God's guidance and wisdom. Our purpose in listening to the Word of God should be to understand who He is, what He's like, and how He works, and to hear what He has to say to us personally. [... more]

Anne Graham Lotz shares how Jesus prayed for our focus on our personal relationship with God, which is permanent, privileged, and purposeful. She emphasizes the importance of staying focused on our relationship with God, especially in times of chaos and fear, and encourages listeners to know God in an intimate way and live their lives to the praise of his glory. [... more]

God's promise to return is not a delay, but a purposeful slowness to allow people to repent and come to a knowledge of the truth. Christians should focus on living holy and godly lives, looking forward to the day of God, and sharing the gospel with others. The biblical understanding of the future emphasizes the renewal of the physical universe, not the removal of physical existence, and the kingdom of God is a tangible place of real existence. [... 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]

The importance of emphasizing the true gospel with family, warning against spiritual dangers, and avoiding well-meaning Christian moralizing. Fathers are encouraged to lead their families in worship, teach the true gospel, and perform good works out of love and gratitude to Christ, rather than relying on human effort or self-righteousness. [... more]

The church's purpose is to demonstrate God's glory and communicate His truth, which produces joy and holiness in its members. By prioritizing the preaching of the Word, Christians can be reoriented to glorify God and live a life of purpose and happiness. [... more]