David's life was flawed from beginning to end, but he loved God and said, 'I have nothing to offer, I have nothing to commend myself to God except my great need.' He is the sheep, and God is the shepherd. We can learn from David's experiences and how he related Psalm 23 to the nitty-gritty of his life, even in the midst of struggles and hardships. [... more]

Dale Vermillion shares insights on the current state of the housing market, explaining that it's a buyer's market with improving mortgage rates and increasing inventory. He advises buyers to be encouraged and take advantage of the opportunities, and cautions sellers to be prepared for a potentially slower market. Vermillion also discusses the importance of budgeting and doing a pre-approval for a mortgage, and provides guidance for first-time homebuyers and those looking to move up to a new home. [... more]

Every marriage is moving toward oneness, which is God's goal, or drifting toward isolation. Unrealistic expectations, the 50-50 performance marriage, and selfishness are three threats to oneness that can cause couples to drift apart. By understanding these threats and making adjustments, couples can grow toward oneness and have a more fulfilling marriage. [... more]

Anxiety is a thief that steals thoughts, peace, confidence, and joy, but God offers a solution to eliminate it through faith and trust in His care and provision. [... more]

As believers in Jesus Christ, our hope is certain and grounded in truth, tied to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We have a living hope, a new life, and an eternal inheritance reserved in heaven for us, protected by the power of God through faith for a salvation ready to be revealed at the last time. [... more]

Building habits that last requires intentionality, a plan, and accountability. A budget helps automate goals and steward what God has entrusted. Real lasting change requires spiritual power, not just willpower. Sticking to a budget may feel restrictive, but Scripture assures us that discipline produces peace, stability, and a life aligned with God's wisdom. [... more]

God's design for creation involves both work and rest, with Sabbath being a gift that recalibrates our hearts to prioritize relationships with God and others, and helps us experience intimacy with Him, delight in beauty, and deepen our well-being. [... more]

Biblical financial wisdom and faith-based financial guidance are essential for making informed decisions about your money. Certified Kingdom Advisors can provide sound advice grounded in God's word, helping you navigate complex financial situations and achieve your goals. Whether you're seeking to understand reverse mortgages, improve your credit score, or manage debt, these experts can offer valuable insights and support. [... more]

Investors face a subtle but dangerous temptation when markets soar, trading wisdom for excitement. A solid long-term investing plan should account for a person's risk tolerance and stage of life, and it should be long term in nature. Diversification is an act of humility, recognizing that nobody knows what the future holds. It's essential to spread investments among different types of assets to protect against downturns and avoid emotional decision making. [... more]

Joseph's story in the Bible teaches us about God's faithfulness and our response to mistreatment. Despite being betrayed, accused, and abandoned, Joseph chose to trust in God and forgive those who wronged him. We can learn from Joseph's example and apply it to our own lives, choosing to reevaluate our priorities, refuse to retaliate, and refocus on God's design for our lives. [... more]

The Brothers Grimm's influence on folklore tales has led to negative stereotypes about stepfamilies, with myths like 'all stepmothers are wicked' and 'step parents are instantly parents' causing harm. Building trustworthiness and being intentional in step relationships is key to overcoming these myths and creating a harmonious family dynamic. [... more]

Getting the big things right in investing involves creating a plan, choosing a strategy with care, committing to it, and sticking with it. It's about focusing on the right mix of investments, measuring results, and letting go of daily market news and the what-if game. [... more]

Discovering authentic devotion in God's family requires effort, intentionality, and a willingness to take risks. It involves evaluating one's level of connectedness, identifying barriers to deeper relationships, and taking specific steps to develop meaningful connections with others. By recognizing personal limitations, focusing on others, and working through conflicts, individuals can cultivate a sense of belonging and experience the joy and fulfillment of Godly community. [... more]

Discovering spiritual gifts and building authentic friendships is key to experiencing supernatural love and community in the body of Christ. By understanding our unique gifts and devoting ourselves to one another in brotherly love, we can deepen our faith and spiritual walk, and become the kind of believers who are devoted to each other unconditionally, based on the love and bond of Christ. [... more]

As the Israelites grumbled and complained about their circumstances, Moses began to feel the weight of their burden and forgot to intercede on their behalf, instead complaining to God about the people. This dynamic is mirrored in pastoral ministry, where leaders can fall prey to unrealistic expectations and grumbling, leading to burnout and a lack of faithfulness. It is essential for leaders to depend on God and remember that their role is to feed the sheep with the food that God has provided, not to carry the burden of the people's salvation. [... more]

Blessed is the man or woman who delights in God's Word and meditates on it day and night, developing a foundation that brings about blessing and success. To overcome fear of failure, one must renew their mind, stop conforming to the world's system, and be transformed by the renewing of their mind, allowing God's Word to become the living Word that brings power and prosperity. [... more]

Simeon's story teaches us that placing our hopes on the promises of God are well worth the journey, even if it requires a lifetime of patience. When our expectations are firmly founded on the promise of God, we will never be disappointed. [... more]

Losing peace is often a result of sinful thoughts, negative thinking, and other categories of thinking that are not in line with God's principles. These include erroneous thinking, unrealistic thinking, rebellious thinking, and obsessive thinking. Understanding these categories and making a choice to think and respond in a way that is pleasing to God can lead to experiencing peace in one's life. [... more]

Getting out of a timeshare can be difficult, but there are several options available, including selling it, asking the resort to take it back, or using a timeshare exit company. Meanwhile, a listener asks about managing debt and investing for retirement, and another listener seeks advice on funding a supplemental retirement income for their wife. [... more]

Every mom faces unique challenges and struggles, but the gospel offers hope and freedom from shame and guilt. Emily Jensen and Laura Whiffler, authors of Risen Motherhood, share practical advice on how to apply the gospel to everyday motherhood, from potty training to media choices, and how to cultivate community and friendship in the midst of isolation. [... more]