Discovering true contentment in a world that always pushes us toward more requires a shift in perspective. It's not about reaching a certain number, but about trusting God as our source and recognizing that enough is ultimately a matter of the heart, not a number. By understanding that enough is rooted in stewardship, not ownership, and that it's about purpose, not possessions, we can find peace and security in our financial journey. [... more]

The US military has made significant progress in decimating Iran's conventional forces, but the conflict is far from over. Experts discuss the importance of decision dominance and the role of artificial intelligence in making optimal decisions, particularly in coalition operations. The conversation also touches on the impact of politics on the war effort and the unique relationship between the US and Israel. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses various topics including the President's address on Iran, the Supreme Court hearing on birthright citizenship, and the audit of the Memphis school district revealing widespread fraud and abuse. The show also touches on the importance of national security, education, and the need for accountability in government. [... 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]

Scripture defines success as becoming more like Christ, not accumulating wealth or possessions. Jesus invites us to measure progress by obedience and faithfulness, not by accumulation or fame. Rob West guides listeners through a 21-day devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, to realign their hearts and financial decisions with God's purposes. [... more]

North Carolina's manufacturing sector reported one of the largest yearly job losses of any major industry, with a 1.5% decrease in jobs over the past year. Meanwhile, the state's unemployment rate decreased in 99 out of 100 counties, and statewide employment numbers have continued to move in a positive direction. In other news, early voting for the primary election continues across the state, with 319 sites open for voters. Additionally, Congressman Brad Knott discusses the Critical Mineral Dominance Act, which aims to secure the United States' supply of rare earth minerals and reduce dependence on foreign nations. [... more]

The Epstein investigation heats up as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admits he visited Epstein's island contradicting his prior statements Files confirm Donald Trump BLEW THE WHISTLE on Jeffrey Epstein's disgusting activities in a phone call with the police Carrie Prejean Boller aggressively defends Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson while confronting Seth Dillon at the White House's inaugural Religious Liberty Commission The Sheriff of Charlotte NC Gary McFadden was just completely unable to answer what branch of political government he operated Kentucky Judge Tracy Davis cuts in half a year recommended prison sentence for a rapist kidnapper Dana reacts to footage [... more]

The story of St. Nicholas, a man of selfless love and generosity, inspires reflection on the true meaning of Christmas. His life embodied the gospel message of love and generosity, and his acts of kindness pointed others to the greatest gift of all, Jesus Christ. As people exchange presents and celebrate with loved ones, they're reminded that the greatest gift has already been given, and that sharing that gift with others is what truly makes this season special. [... more]

A historic peace deal has been agreed upon between Israel and Hamas, with President Donald Trump announcing the release of hostages and withdrawal of Israeli troops. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, potential congressional redistricting has sparked controversy, and the state's DMV has implemented reforms to alleviate long wait times. Additionally, the state's Attorney General is opposing efforts by DuPont and Camours to pause an environmental lawsuit over PFAS contamination. [... more]

As people live longer, they're redefining retirement and finding new ways to enjoy their golden years. From pursuing adventurous bucket lists to finding financial independence, individuals are taking control of their retirement and living life on their own terms. Meanwhile, a chimpanzee sanctuary in Louisiana is providing a happy ending for retired research chimpanzees, and a look at the past, present, and future of Social Security highlights the importance of planning for the future. [... more]

Dale Vermillion shares insights on the current real estate market, including peak seasons for buying and selling homes, and how to navigate the mortgage process. He also discusses the importance of being budget-minded and prayerful when making financial decisions. Meanwhile, the hosts address questions from listeners, including one who is considering retirement and another who is wondering about the impact of the federal government's shift to electronic payments on check usage. [... more]

As people live longer and healthier lives, they're redefining what it means to retire. From pursuing bucket lists to finding new passions, many are choosing to stay active and engaged in their golden years. Meanwhile, experts are weighing in on the challenges of Social Security, financial planning, and the changing landscape of aging in America. [... more]

A group of Democrats visits the border, sparking debate over border security and the Trump administration's policies. Meanwhile, the ACLJ fights for religious freedom, winning a case for a church on the beach in California. The mainstream media is also under scrutiny, with CBS News and 60 Minutes facing criticism for their reporting on Hamas and the Holocaust. [... more]

Creating a new baby financial checklist involves adding the newborn to health insurance, updating life insurance, building an emergency fund, and setting up an education savings fund. It's also essential to update taxes and consider a credit freeze. For retirees, investing in a 50-50 portfolio of stocks and fixed-income investments is a good starting point, and considering faith-based investing options can help align investments with values. [... more]

Dale Vermillion discusses the potential change in the real estate market, citing increased consumer confidence and decreased patience among homebuyers. He advises listeners to make wise financial decisions, considering their values and priorities, when deciding whether to take on debt or wait to cash flow a project. Rob West and Dale Vermillion also address various listener questions, including managing debt, investing in retirement, and creating an emergency fund. [... more]

A mortgage company founded on Christian values and biblical wisdom, Movement Mortgage has grown dramatically since its founding in 2008, using its profits to fund charitable outreach and community impact through the Movement Foundation, which has given away over $377 million to date, supporting education, healthcare, and poverty relief efforts in the US and around the world. [... more]

When preparing for a home purchase, it's essential to determine what you can afford, set a savings goal for your down payment, and check your credit score. A good credit score can help you qualify for better mortgage rates. Additionally, managing your debt and avoiding unnecessary expenses can make a significant difference in your financial planning. Giving to charitable causes, such as tithing, can also be a vital part of your financial strategy. [... more]

The blue wall, a crucial set of states that have historically voted Democrat, is a key battleground in the upcoming election. Republicans only need to flip two Senate seats to take control, and if they win the White House, they only need one. The Atlas Intel survey suggests a long night for Kamala Harris, and she's struggling with Hispanic voters, men, and black men. The pathways forward for Harris involve keeping the blue wall intact, which includes Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, and not having to win any of the Sunbelt states. If she loses Pennsylvania, she could replace it with Georgia, but that's a much harder path. [... more]

The hosts discuss the election day, focusing on the battleground states, particularly Pennsylvania, and the potential outcomes for the Senate and House races. They analyze the early voting trends, the importance of turnout, and the challenges faced by both parties. The conversation also touches on the potential for election shenanigans, the role of celebrities in campaigning, and the impact of the economy on voter enthusiasm. [... more]

When prioritizing God above all else, financial decisions reflect one's identity in Christ. A biblical worldview of money management starts with lordship, recognizing God owns everything, followed by stewardship, using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes, and then generosity, giving breaks the grip of money over our lives. [... more]