Explore the intersection of faith and finance with Dr. David W. Jones as he delves into topics such as faith-based investing, Christian financial ethics, and the ethics of giving to the homeless. Learn about the importance of financial stewardship, ethical ways to help those in need, and strategies for retirement savings. Gain insights on how to navigate the complexities of poverty alleviation and make a positive impact on the world through your financial decisions. [... more]

Honoring mothers is a biblical mandate, and their value can't be measured in dollars. Scripture calls us to honor them, and one way to do this is by expressing gratitude and speaking words of blessing over their lives. As mothers grow older, honoring them takes on a new shape, looking like care, practical, and intentional care. This is a biblical mandate, and Jesus addressed this directly in Mark 7:10-13. Honoring mothers is not just a holiday, but a way of living a life of gratitude, service, and responsibility. [... more]

Stay-at-home parents face significant challenges in accessing childcare and financial support, with many feeling invisible to policymakers and society. Researchers Ivana Greco and Elliot Haspel argue that the government can play a supportive role in helping families make ends meet, including providing tax credits and childcare assistance. Their report, Invisible Labor, Visible Needs, highlights the need for policy changes to support families and promote work-life balance. [... more]

David Harms discusses the work of India Partners in rescuing victims of human trafficking and providing safe houses for girls in India. He explains the conditions impoverished women and children face in India and how India Partners works to alleviate their suffering. Meanwhile, Rob West answers listener questions on capital gains, reverse mortgages, and spousal support. [... more]

Aligning faith values with banking decisions and navigating complex financial situations, including retirement planning, investment management, and Social Security benefits, with the guidance of Certified Kingdom Advisors. [... more]

Peter's vision from God in Acts 10 challenges his convictions and the church's understanding of Gentiles, leading to a dramatic change in the way they worship and interact with others. As Peter is accused of hypocrisy, he shows respect for the vantage point of his accusers and recognizes his accountability to the church body, demonstrating a lesson in tactfulness and the importance of discerning between godly discipline and legalism. [... more]

Honoring mothers and fathers is a vital part of a biblical worldview, and their contributions to the family cannot be overstated. A survey reveals that mothers work an average of 54 hours a week, with stay-at-home moms putting in up to 15 hours a day, seven days a week. Their efforts are worth an estimated $185,000 per year, not including bonuses and overtime. Theologians offer reasons for honoring parents, including the value of life and relationships. Children must obey and care for their parents, carrying their name into the world in a principled and righteous way. [... more]

Busy moms can achieve spiritual balance by prioritizing their time, planning their day, and preparing for the morning. A biblical worldview of money emphasizes God as the ultimate treasure and money as a tool to accomplish His purposes. Career development and job search strategies can be informed by a biblical perspective, and understanding HSAs and tithing can help individuals make informed financial decisions. [... more]

Harlan Akula discusses the benefits of reverse mortgages as a planning tool for seniors, including reducing Medicare premiums, covering long term care costs, and accessing home equity to stay in their homes. He also touches on the importance of retirement planning and debt management in this season of life. [... more]

Debt can be enslaving and redefine relationships, but biblical principles guide us to repay what we borrow, free ourselves from debt, and serve God not money. Certified Kingdom Advisors can help with financial planning, estate planning, and annuity decisions. [... more]

Liv Hernandez, a stay-at-home mom and Christian poet, shares her journey of faith and writing, inspired by her husband and her favorite wrestler, Sting. She discusses her three Christian poetry books, including 'Glory to the Heavens Be' and 'Words the Angels Speak', and her passion for spreading the word of God through her writing. [... more]

Wendy Caldwell, a 54-year-old mounted patrol officer, returns to the Houston Police Department after 18 years, becoming the oldest cadet to graduate from the academy. Meanwhile, a listener shares a story about growing up in a small town in Mississippi, where Ole Miss football is a way of life, and a historian tells the heroic story of Sergeant Stubby, a decorated war dog from World War One. [... more]

When stay-at-home moms feel like their work is mundane and unimportant, they can find meaning and purpose in the biblical concept of being image bearers of God. This idea suggests that all work, regardless of its visibility or prestige, has value and brings glory to God. By applying this perspective, parents can transform their daily tasks into acts of worship and find joy in the ordinary moments of life. [... more]

Jen Babakan shares her personal journey from being a working professional to a stay-at-home mom, highlighting the challenges and struggles she faced, and how she found her true identity and purpose in Christ. She emphasizes the importance of self-care, finding one's passion, and serving others, and encourages moms to seek God's guidance and support in their journey. [... more]

A Christian leader's identity is that of a servant of Christ, executing his will and serving others on behalf of Christ. This mindset is essential for effective leadership, as it allows leaders to prioritize the needs of others and avoid the pitfalls of pride and self-aggrandizement. [... more]

The value of stay-at-home moms and ordinary work is discussed, highlighting how these tasks bring glory to God and have an eternal purpose. The concept of work as worship and the importance of seeing mundane tasks as opportunities to serve the Lord are explored. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed deep divisions in American society, with differing views on the severity of the virus and the government's response. Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, discusses the geopolitical implications of the pandemic, including China's reaction and the potential for a new world order. He also touches on the economic and constitutional liberty concerns, as well as the role of the left in using the crisis for political gain. [... more]

Pat Teague shares how his family has been impacted by COVID-19 and how they've strengthened their prayer life and faith in God. He discusses how to lead family members through difficult times, using scripture to bring peace and guidance. The hosts and Pat also explore the importance of being a team player, following God's direction, and not being afraid, as they delve into Psalms 91 and other biblical passages. [... more]

The hosts discuss the COVID-19 crisis and how it has affected people spiritually, emphasizing the importance of prayer, fasting, and leadership during difficult times. They also touch on the theme of family unity and the need for men to take a leadership role in guiding their families through the crisis, and encourage listeners to come back to God and seek spiritual awakening. [... more]