Wilt thou not revive us again that thy people may rejoice in thee Psalm [... more]

Wilt thou not revive us again that thy people may rejoice in thee Psalm [... more]

Hab Thou wentest forth for the salvation of thy people even for salvation with thine anointed thou woundedst the head out of the house of the wicked by discovering the foundation unto the neck Selah [... more]

In this broadcast Dr Mike Bechtle helps listeners avoid the trap of people pleasing in order to develop healthier relationships with others Part of Receive the book The People Pleaser's Guide to Loving Others Without Losing Yourself for your donation of any amount https donate focusonthefamily com don-daily-broadcast-product- - - refcd Get more episode resources https www focusonthefamily com episodes broadcast giving-up-people-pleasing-for-a-better-way-to-live-part- -of- featured-resource-cta If you've listened to any of our podcasts please give us your feedback https focusonthefamily com podcastsurvey [... more]

Have you ever admired a family member or friend handling their finances well and wondered What are they doing that I'm not On today's MoneyWise Live host Rob West will welcome Art Rainer to discuss some things you may want to start doing to improve your finances Then Rob will take your calls on various financial questions from a biblical perspective See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

How God feels about the poor and how they are treated the consequences of practicing favoritism based on James - CLICK HEREto ORDER this full message on MP [... more]

Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates made history when they launched the Giving Pledge promising to donate half of their money As of this meant giving away billion dollars The pledge made psychologist Paul Piff curious to study giving patterns Through a research test he discovered that the poor were inclined to give more of what they had than wealthy people Those who rsquo ve felt their own poverty are often moved to greater generosity nbsp Jesus knew this Visiting the temple He watched the crowds drop gifts into the treasury Mark The rich tossed in wads of cash [... more]

ldquo Mr Singerman why are you crying rdquo asked twelve-year-old Albert as he watched the master craftsman construct a wooden box ldquo I cry rdquo said Isaac ldquo because my father cried and because my grandfather cried rdquo The woodworker rsquo s answer to his young apprentice provides a tender moment in an episode of Little House on the Prairie ldquo Tears rdquo explained Mr Singerman ldquo come with the making of a coffin rdquo ldquo Some men don rsquo t cry because they fear it is a sign of weakness rdquo he said ldquo I was taught that a [... more]