True impactful generosity requires wisdom, and God invites us to go beyond a one-time act of charity and into relationships that mirror his heart for renewal. Helping the poor this Christmas and long after requires a deeper kind of generosity that flows out of a relationship with Christ and the grace and love found present there. [... more]

Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches about advancing the kingdom of God through faith and obedience, using the story of David and Saul from 1 Samuel. He explains how God's anointing is not based on human merit, but on His choice and purpose. The pastor also discusses the importance of spiritual law and God's protection, and how sin can lead to being unusable by God. [... more]

The House of David baseball team, a group of long-haired, whiskered men from Benton Harbor, Michigan, made a massive impact on the country outside of their hometown by mastering baseball across the country, laying the foundations of equality for black baseball teams, and challenging social norms through their unique style and talent. [... more]

The Bible teaches that followers of Christ should pursue a reputation of gentleness, even when faced with difficult circumstances. This means being willing to yield to others, being courteous, and putting up with abuse. The Lord is near, and His presence should motivate us to respond with patience, kindness, and compassion. By living out these qualities, Christians can demonstrate the grace of God and advance the gospel in everyday interactions. [... more]

Biblical wisdom for financial decisions is explored through discussions on generosity, stewardship, retirement planning, taxes, debt management, and mortgage payoff strategies. Experts provide guidance on navigating complex financial situations and making informed decisions that align with one's values. [... more]

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins shares his journey of generosity and stewardship, discussing how his faith shapes his approach to finances and how he's using his platform to make a positive impact. He talks about the importance of modeling generosity, the tension between saving and giving, and how he and his wife Julie make financial decisions together. They also discuss estate planning, trusts, and the benefits of passing assets outside of probate. [... more]

A former addict shares his journey of recovery and how helping others helped him find purpose and happiness. He recounts his struggles with addiction, cancer diagnosis, and finding redemption through serving others. [... more]

God entrusts us with time, money, relationships, and opportunities, and though we don't control what tomorrow holds, we're still called to use today well. Planning is not only allowed, it's encouraged, but presuming on the future is not. Wise planning acknowledges that God is in control, seeking him first, knowing his will is always best. [... more]

Jacob's reunion with his son Joseph after 25 years apart is a testament to God's sovereignty and the power of forgiveness. As Joseph welcomes his father to Egypt, he demonstrates a sense of family responsibility and pride, despite his humble origins. Meanwhile, Jacob's encounter with Pharaoh serves as a declaration of life's brevity and a reminder of God's promise to multiply his descendants. [... more]

A 60-year-old single retiree seeks advice on managing her annuity and diversified accounts, while a listener in Wisconsin considers investing in the stock market instead of purchasing a rental property. A couple in Florida explores the option of a reverse mortgage to supplement their retirement income, and a listener in Illinois asks about the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA. [... more]

The Parable of the Good Samaritan teaches us about kindness, good works, and compassion, demonstrating that loving one's neighbor requires action and a willingness to help, regardless of who they are or what their status is in life. Our faith is secured not by our own works or righteousness, but by trusting in Jesus Christ and His teachings. We are called to be good neighbors, showing mercy and care to those in need, and to leave a lasting impact on our communities. [... more]

Men are encouraged to step up and be intentional fathers, leaving a lasting legacy that honors God. Jonathan Lewis shares his personal story and the mission of Fathers for Fathers, emphasizing the importance of faith, financial stewardship, and biblical wisdom in shaping generations. [... more]

Wanting to discern God's will is a healthy and admirable pursuit, but getting into spiritual frenzy trying to figure it out can be immature and unhealthy. The key to knowing God's will is inward willingness to obey, and this comes from spending time with God and His Word, not from running to counselors or advisors. [... more]

The Bible describes marvelous moms as having worth, wholeness, workmanship, wealth management, willingness to serve, watchfulness, and wisdom. They are characterized by their ability to anticipate needs, manage resources, and provide guidance and support to their families. [... more]

Understanding the relational nature of poverty is key to fostering lasting change in communities. Dr. Brian Fickert shares insights on how short-term missions can be done in a way that doesn't do more harm than good, and how local churches can play a crucial role in supporting and empowering communities. [... more]

God uses difficulty to refine and mature believers, exposing sin and weaknesses, enlightening us to His ways, and equipping us for service and spiritual growth. Through the refining process, God establishes us in our faith, strengthens us, and settles us, ultimately making us holy and peaceful companions of obedience. [... more]

The discussion around tariffs and trade deals continues, with some arguing that they are necessary to make the US stronger. Meanwhile, a man is deported to El Salvador after being accused of being a member of MS-13, a notorious gang. The Supreme Court has sided with Trump in two recent rulings, preventing the need to rehire 16,000 probationary workers and allowing the Trump administration to continue its policies. The conversation around racism and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US needs to have a blanket 10% tariff on all imported products to make the country stronger. The discussion around equity and speed cameras in California has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the fines should be based on income. Additionally, a Heineken phone case that flips your phone over when it hears the word 'cheers' has been unveiled, and a man has gained a large following on social media for putting Crocs on New York City sculptures. Dolly Parton has partnered with a Kardashian to create a new line of jeans called Jolene's, and a survey has found that the average person has over 1,000 unread emails and 15 open browser tabs. The conversation around digital cleaning and the importance of taking breaks from technology continues, and the discussion around jobs that require a high tolerance of being yelled at has sparked interest. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares a message on the power of God, highlighting the story of the feeding of the five thousand and the importance of faith, endurance, and trusting in God's ability to meet our needs, no matter how big or small. [... more]

Defining a financial finish line can help individuals prioritize their spending and give generously, recognizing that God owns everything and they're merely stewards of what he has entrusted to them. A financial finish line is a maximum amount for spending, which forces individuals to recognize that God's provision is all they need, and they can use excess funds to build God's kingdom. [... more]

Making things right with someone you have wronged or someone who has wronged you is not easy, but when things are right, the joy overwhelms even long years of pain. Dr. Erwin Lutzer shares practical steps to reconcile with another person and the importance of having a clear conscience before God and others. [... more]

Jonathan, a bivocational pastor, struggles with feeling hypocritical about his financial situation, despite having a six-figure income. He seeks advice on how to manage his finances and give generously to his congregation. Rob West offers guidance on defining values, setting goals, and creating a spending plan to align with Christian principles. [... more]

Zacchaeus, a chief publican, undergoes a profound financial transformation after meeting Jesus, demonstrating the power of God's salvation in changing one's financial stewardship and generosity. [... more]

A Christian ministry leader shares her experiences of seeing college students come to Christ on secular campuses, and discusses the importance of discipleship and the role of the church in reaching the next generation. [... more]

Rob West discusses financial mistakes with guest Ron Blue, emphasizing the importance of establishing goals, avoiding consumptive lifestyles, and using budgets to achieve financial freedom. They also explore charitable giving, retirement planning, and IRA contributions, highlighting the benefits of qualified charitable distributions. [... more]

The life of Timothy, a young man who spent his life advancing the gospel alongside Apostle Paul, is an example of humility, devotion, and faithfulness. Timothy's heart of humility and concern for others is a model for godly leaders, who should be satisfied with second place and focused on the interests of Christ and the well-being of the church. [... more]

God's ownership of everything is a fundamental biblical notion, and giving should be a response of overflowing gratitude and thankfulness, not a duty or obligation. The Bible teaches that generosity is a key aspect of a Christian's life, and it should be exercised in light of one's means and obligations to God and others. [... more]

Apostle Paul's life reveals three key aspects of a godly man's affections: devotion to God, consistent prayer, and planning submitted to the will of God. A godly life is not a coincidence, but rather the result of lifelong devotion, wrestling with emotions, and bringing them under the subjection of the will driven by the word. [... more]

John MacArthur discusses the importance of cultivating certain attitudes in a church, including obedience, humility, love, unity, willingness to serve, joy, peace, and thankfulness. He emphasizes that these attitudes are interconnected and that having one will lead to the others, resulting in a deeper relationship with God and a more meaningful life. [... more]

Death is a spiritual departure, a literal arrival, and an eternal connection. Paul's letter to the Philippians reveals his thoughts on death, where he weighs the pros and cons of living and dying, and ultimately concludes that death is better because it means being with Christ. [... more]

A nation built on the Word of God is unraveling before our eyes, and it's time for spiritual renewal. We need to return to God and His plan for our culture, embracing a biblical worldview and being the salt and light that Jesus called us to be. As Christians, we have the power to change the world with the gospel, but we must be authentic and live out our faith in a way that attracts others to Jesus. [... more]

Marriage is in trouble, and many people marry despite clear signals that the match was not ideal. Pastor Lutzer shares his observations and insights on red flags to watch out for in a potential partner, including narcissism, sensuality, anger, and laziness, and how these traits can lead to a troubled marriage. He emphasizes the importance of being wise and discerning in choosing a partner and seeking God's guidance in marriage. [... more]

A Christian man in his 70s wants to gift his children a large sum of money to help them buy their first house, but he's unsure of the tax implications. He seeks advice from a financial expert on how to structure the gift and minimize taxes. Meanwhile, a listener in Nashville, Tennessee, is struggling to rent out a duplex and is considering selling it, but is unsure of the best course of action. The host offers guidance on the potential benefits and drawbacks of selling the property and investing the proceeds. [... more]

Moses' life was marked by significant changes, from being a prince in Pharaoh's court to a humble shepherd in the desert. God spoke to him when he was working, waiting, and willing to obey. Moses' story teaches us that God gets our attention through unexpected events and reminds us of His supernatural power. [... 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]

Establishing financial goals, avoiding consumptive lifestyles, and having a budget are key to financial freedom. Giving generously and living within one's means can also lead to financial contentment. Understanding Medicare and Social Security can help individuals plan for retirement and make informed decisions about their finances. [... more]

The essence of Gospel humility is not thinking more of oneself or less of oneself, but thinking of oneself less because one is thinking of something else much more. The spirit of faith is demonstrated through trusting in God's sacrifice and experiencing the same thing in one's life, as seen in the life of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The apostle Paul's approach to life was one of sacrifice, investing himself with abandon, and not being preoccupied with physical survival. He believed that eternal life had been settled for him, and therefore, he could focus on manifesting the character and purpose of God. This mindset is rooted in the principle that sacrificed life produces more life, as seen in the life of Jesus, who died and was buried but rose again, giving us hope and power of resurrection. [... more]

The regenerating Spirit of God transforms people through the reconciling Son, but the distracting enemy of God seeks to draw them away from God through adversity and suffering. The apostle Paul's experiences demonstrate that true faith is not about physical survival, but about sacrificing oneself for a greater purpose. [... more]

Send us a textGUEST ANDREW DeBARTOLO Director of Operations Liberty Coalition CanadaTo borrow a popular term today the United States is in transition Whereas the nation once identified as a broadly Christian nation the Declaration of Independence refers multiple times to the Christian God a real transition in contrast to the imagined transitions and marriages of the transvestite homosexual movement has and is taking place to a present-day post-Christian neo-pagan nation where Satanic statues are displayed in state capitol buildings and a reworked Marxist-based anti-Christian religion of woke-ism has captured many minds and all institutions How and why has this [... more]

A recent survey of investors who consider their faith important found that many are unaware of terms like faith-based investing and values-based investing, but are interested in investing in companies that align with their biblical values, and would consider changing financial advisors to work with someone who shares their values. [... more]