A Florida Man's heroic act of saving his neighbor from an alligator with an SUV sparks a discussion on the absurdity of feminism, while a plane crash in Toronto raises questions about the competence of an all-female flight crew. Meanwhile, the host discusses the futility of government spending and the need for austerity to address the national deficit. [... more]

The host discusses the importance of fiscal sustainability and reducing government spending, criticizing the Republican Party for their lack of action. The conversation also touches on the budget, taxation, and the deficit, as well as the situation in Ukraine and Israel. Additionally, the host talks about the Corporate Transparency Act and its impact on small businesses. [... more]

Christian financial advisors help individuals align their values with financial decisions and investments, using biblical wisdom to guide their choices. They discuss the impact of tariffs on the economy and provide guidance on investment strategies, generosity, and stewardship. [... more]

The Christian Resistance movement is fighting against government corruption, property taxes, and the erosion of freedom and liberty. They believe in biblical economics and are working to expose the truth about taxation, the Federal Reserve, and cryptocurrency. The movement is also concerned about socialism and the loss of individual rights. [... more]

A discussion about the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of diversifying savings with precious metals, and the complexities of immigration and politics, including a critique of a pastor's interpretation of biblical history. [... more]

When making financial decisions, incorporating biblical wisdom can provide a clear direction. However, estate planning and inheritance can be complicated, especially when it comes to property and taxation. Understanding how to navigate these complexities can help individuals make informed choices, ensuring their legacy is protected and their loved ones are taken care of. Additionally, managing retirement investments and credit scores are crucial aspects of financial stewardship, requiring careful consideration and planning. [... more]

Navigating Social Security benefits and taxation can be complex, especially when considering retirement and financial planning. Understanding the rules and implications of spousal and survivor benefits, as well as Roth conversions, is crucial for making informed financial decisions. Biblical finance principles can also guide these choices, emphasizing the importance of wise stewardship and responsible decision-making. [... more]

Dana discusses various topics including the prevalence of machetes in Florida, the omnibus bill and government spending, and the return of the McRib sandwich. She also talks about her dislike for Google and Google Docs, and shares her thoughts on the meeting between Prince William and Donald Trump. [... more]

Modeling generosity and teaching children the value of giving is crucial for their future well-being. By experiencing financial freedom, individuals can live a life free from the bondage of money. A donor-advised fund and other tools can help grandparents pass on the value of generosity to their grandkids. [... more]

A disabled veteran in Ohio speaks out against unfair property tax laws and the state's treatment of senior citizens and veterans, while also discussing the potential impact of a Kamala Harris presidency on the U.S. military and the country's values. [... more]

Jesus navigates a political trap set by the Pharisees and Herodians, answering their question about paying taxes to Rome with a profound lesson about dual authority and the ultimate sovereignty of God. [... more]

Kamala Harris's economic plans, including taxation of unrealized gains, are sparking controversy. Meanwhile, concerns are rising about China's influence in the US, particularly with the Goshen factory in Michigan. The debate over free speech and censorship continues, with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg admitting to pressure from the Biden-Harris administration to suppress conservative viewpoints. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis took on the city's red light camera program, arguing it was an abuse of power and a form of taxation by citation. Their case went all the way to the Missouri Supreme Court, resulting in a win for the plaintiffs and a re-examination of the program's legitimacy. [... more]

The Democratic National Convention kicks off with Kamala Harris as the nominee, but her platform is met with criticism and controversy. The party's focus on DEI and taxation is seen as a threat to American culture and economy, while the housing market correction is expected to be a major issue. Meanwhile, protests and violence erupt in Chicago, and the party's speakers list is filled with notable figures, including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. [... more]

Kamala Harris's campaign is facing criticism for not holding enough press conferences, while the Trump campaign is accusing her of stealing his ideas. Meanwhile, the Inflation Reduction Act is causing inflation and Medicare premiums to skyrocket, and the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic is being questioned. [... more]

Eddie Holland, a senior private wealth advisor, answers frequently asked questions about Social Security benefits, including claiming benefits at 62 and switching to spousal benefits, taxes on Social Security benefits, and changing one's mind about benefits. He also discusses survivor benefits and how they differ from spousal benefits, and provides advice on structuring an LLC and managing debt. [... 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]

Pentecost is a significant day in the church calendar, marking the power and proclamation of the Holy Spirit. This event has a profound impact on believers' financial decisions, transforming their hearts and lives. As Christians, they are called to be good stewards of God's resources, using their finances to serve others and proclaim the good news of salvation. Understanding the power of Pentecost can help individuals make wise financial choices, prioritize their values, and live a life that honors God. [... more]

The Anti-Semitism Awareness Act has sparked controversy on university campuses, with some arguing it could lead to the criminalization of the New Testament. Meanwhile, a growing movement of patriotism and secession is underway, with some communities seeking to break away from high-tax cities and form their own governments. As the debate over free speech and government overreach continues, Americans are taking a stand for their rights and values. [... more]

The American brand is being hurt by the actions of the Democrat Party, particularly in New York, where a biased political court is going after Donald Trump's assets. Meanwhile, the country is facing a crisis of immigration reform, with millions of illegal immigrants crossing the border and putting a strain on resources. The energy policy of the country is also a major issue, with the left pushing for a transition to renewable energy sources and the right advocating for increased production of fossil fuels. Inflation and taxation are also major concerns, with the government spending out of control and the cost of living rising. The country is also facing a crisis of border security, with many people crossing the border illegally and putting a strain on resources. Crime rates are also a major concern, particularly in New York City, where the influx of illegal immigrants is leading to an increase in crime. The city is trying to address the issue with a curfew and the deployment of the National Guard, but it remains to be seen whether these measures will be effective. [... more]

When starting a business, it's essential to choose the right structure, such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC), C-Corporation, or S-Corporation, to protect personal assets and minimize tax liabilities. Meanwhile, individuals should prioritize building an emergency fund to cover 3-6 months of expenses, rather than investing in the market, especially with a small amount of money. Additionally, it's crucial to diversify investments and consider tax consequences when making financial decisions. [... more]

Florida Man news stories include a joyride in a stolen Amazon van, assaulting a victim with a piece of coral, and breaking into a Georgia home to make hot chocolate. Meanwhile, AI bias is a growing concern with Google AI refusing to generate images of sensitive historical events and instead promoting modern era diversity. In other news, Hawaii is considering a climate tax on tourists, which could hurt the state's tourism industry. [... more]

Studies consistently show that married people fare better financially than single people, with married households having a net worth nine times greater than unmarried female householders. Despite the many benefits of tying the knot, the marriage rate in America continues to fall, with only 44% of millennials choosing to marry. Married households with only one spouse working are better off than a single parent, with only around 10% of married couples classified as poor by government standards, while 40% of single mother families are living below the poverty line. [... more]

Sharon Epps, president of Kingdom Advisors, shares biblical financial principles to guide listeners in managing their finances according to God's Word. They discuss the importance of goal setting, reducing living expenses, training children in financial literacy, and making wise borrowing decisions. [... more]

The first Thanksgiving was not just a celebration of abundance, but also a testament to the power of private property and biblical economics. The Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation initially implemented a communistic system, which led to starvation and hardship. However, they later abandoned this approach and adopted private property, leading to a bountiful harvest and a new way of life. [... more]

Retirees can minimize their federal income tax by strategically managing their Social Security benefits, other income, and tax-deferred savings. With proper planning, individuals can keep more of their retirement income and avoid large tax bills in certain years. [... more]

When forming a business entity, taxation is a crucial consideration. In North Carolina, a marital interest in real property can impact a real estate transaction, and contracts between a general contractor and a client must include essential terms, such as a completion date and deposit schedule, to avoid disputes. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, New Eastwood and Bevis Shock, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing that it was an abuse of power and an improper use of the police power, violating the principles of the Declaration and the Constitution. [... more]

The Pharisees and scribes sought to trap Jesus with a question about taxation, but He responded by exposing their hypocrisy and revealing the true nature of authority and government. Jesus taught that it is our obligation to pay taxes, even if they are unjust, and to render to God the things that are God's. [... more]

The US is facing a border crisis with a five-year backlog of asylum cases, and the economic cost of a broken immigration system is estimated to be in the millions. The Biden administration's policies are also causing inflation and market turmoil, and the government is considering taxing everything to fund entitlement spending. Meanwhile, the debate over abortion and national conservatism is heating up, with some politicians proposing a constitutional amendment to raise the voting age to 25. The gun control debate is also ongoing, with some politicians pushing for universal background checks and a gun registry. The Daniel Penny case is also making headlines, with some arguing that Penny's use of self-defense was justified, while others claim that he went too far. Additionally, a shark attack in Florida is making waves, and a woman is handing out free donuts to raccoons at a drive-through. The world of Wokery is also in the spotlight, with a beer commercial sparking controversy over feminism and racism. Meanwhile, the US is facing a crisis over China's military expansion and its implications for Taiwan and Japan. [... more]

The IRS is expanding its criminal division with 1,200 armed special agents, sparking concerns about government overreach and targeting of conservative groups. The ACLJ is fighting against the IRS's weaponization and advocating for reform, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in the tax-exempt status process. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Hillsdale College's classical liberal arts education, border security, Chinese spy balloons, taxation, mortgage fees, and the welfare state. She also talks about the United Nations' promotion of pedophilia, abortion, and the welfare system in Hungary. Additionally, she discusses the Republican Party's identity politics and the importance of conservatism, libertarianism, and classical liberalism. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for disrespectfully consuming a key lime pie, while another was accused of indecent exposure. The government is wasting taxpayer money on social media influencers and stimulus checks for prisoners. A Senate bill in Washington would allow children to be removed from their parents if they don't consent to gender transition procedures. The government is trying to undermine parental authority and take control of children's lives. [... more]

The IRS plans to hire 8,700 new enforcement agents and invest in data scientists to target high-income earners, but critics argue this is a bait and switch, aiming to control all taxpayers. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is negotiating a mini-deal with Iran, which could provide billions of dollars in relief, despite Iran's aggressive behavior and human rights abuses. [... more]

The Christian worldview is being undermined by the Great Reset, a plan to dismantle the biblical worldview and establish a new world order. Christians must understand God's plan and prepare for the spiritual war that is unfolding. The breakdown of social and moral norms, the erosion of the rule of law, and the corruption of the healthcare and education systems are all symptoms of a deeper problem. Christians must be equipped to resist the unfruitful works of darkness and to make disciples of all nations. [... more]

Concerns over American K-12 education and the impact of government policies on the economy are discussed. The reliability of economic data and the growth of government jobs are questioned, while the effects of inflation and taxation on households are examined. Additionally, the topic of climate change and its perceived impact on women's rights is addressed, with some arguing that it is a made-up term used for redistribution of income. [... more]

Jesus teaches that submission to government authority is necessary, but not at the expense of obedience to God. He uses the example of taxation to illustrate the principle of rendering unto Caesar what is Caesar's and unto God what is God's. Christians must navigate the complexities of living in a post-Christian culture, balancing obedience to government with loyalty to God. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis, Hugh Eastwood and Beavis Shock, took on the city's red light camera program, arguing it was an abuse of power and a form of taxation by citation, ultimately winning their cases in the Missouri Supreme Court and forcing cities to re-examine their laws and rewrite them to separate for-profit business from law enforcement. [... more]

The SECURE Act has made significant changes to IRA beneficiaries, affecting how wealth is transferred to the next generation. The new rules are more restrictive, with a 10-year rule for non-spouse beneficiaries, making IRAs less favorable for wealth transfer. Financial planners like Hans Scheil recommend alternative strategies to minimize taxes and ensure a smooth transition of wealth. [... more]

The Biden administration's plan to forgive $10,000 of student loan debt for individuals making under $125,000 a year has sparked controversy, with critics arguing it's a form of election-year politics that will ultimately increase inflation and burden American taxpayers. Meanwhile, the administration is also on the verge of signing a new deal with Iran, which could lead to a nuclear-armed Middle East and increased terror in the region. [... more]