John D. Rockefeller's life story is one of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and biblical principles. He was the first billionaire in U.S. history, but his wealth was not the focus of his life. Instead, he prioritized his faith, family, and career, using his wealth to make a positive impact on the world. Rockefeller's business model was built on paying his employees well, treating them with respect, and giving them opportunities for advancement. He also gave away over half a billion dollars during his lifetime, focusing on health, education, and economic development. His legacy continues to inspire and educate people today. [... more]

True joy doesn't come from gaining more, but from gratefully receiving what God has already provided. The cycle of grateful living transforms our approach to money and contentment, as seen in Ecclesiastes 5:18-20, where we're told to enjoy God's provision, accept life's brevity, and rejoice in our toil. [... more]

The Bible warns of the dangers of wealth and the importance of living a virtuous cycle of success that leads to rejoicing. John Reinhard discusses how financial success can lead to spiritual failure if we forget God and worship the creation over the creator. He emphasizes the importance of rest, worship, and generosity in achieving a balanced life. [... more]

When deciding whether to lend money to a family member, consider the need, potential consequences, and whether it will help the borrower. The Bible has much to say about lending, including helping those in need and being cautious of wealth gained hastily. Before lending, ask yourself if the borrower can repay the loan, if you can afford to lose the money, and if you can help in another way. Finally, draw up a written agreement specifying the amount, interest rate, payment structure, and collateral to eliminate misunderstandings. [... more]

Working multiple jobs can be overwhelming, but with practical and spiritual insights, individuals can stay organized, communicate effectively, and manage their time. Biblical principles can guide financial decisions, including tithing and retirement planning, while managing debt and insurance needs. [... more]

God's plan is for his people to work hard with joy, and Christians should stand out in this area of their life. The sluggard, a comedic and tragic character in the book of Proverbs, is a lazy and slow person who makes excuses and never starts or finishes anything. The Bible warns that poverty will come upon the sluggard like a robber, and that there is a direct line between diligence and value of work and how we prosper and are provided for in life. [... more]

Delighting in the Lord and His ways can refocus our desires on Him and His purposes. Christians who desire God more than anything else look like Jesus, and when our desires align with God's, we have perfect peace. A fragrant offering and a sacrifice to God is a key aspect of biblical generosity, and giving freely and sacrificially can result in incredible joy and the advancement of the kingdom. [... more]

Raheem Kassam discusses the complacency factor in the US presidential election, citing data showing a decline in Republican voter engagement. He also talks about the potential for a 'snap moment' in October, where Biden's campaign could be derailed. Meanwhile, David Bossie promotes his new film, 'Trump's Rescue Mission Saving America,' which aims to educate voters about the stakes of the election and the differences between Trump's and Biden's policies. [... more]

Solomon, the King, explores life's meaning by trying everything from wealth and pleasure to wisdom and knowledge, but ultimately finds that true fulfillment comes from a relationship with God, highlighting the importance of seeking God's purpose in life. [... more]

Dale Vermilion explains the implications of the National Association of Realtors' decision to drop its standard 6% sales commission, giving buyers and sellers more negotiating power when working with agents. He also discusses retirement planning, financial goals, and the importance of having an emergency fund and investing wisely. [... more]

Young adults in the U.S. are lacking in basic money skills, with many failing to demonstrate a working familiarity with financial concepts like budgeting, saving, and investing. Parents and schools are not doing their job in raising kids with financial savvy, leading to a sobering question: what happens when their turn comes to run things? [... more]

When deciding whether to lend money to a family member or friend, consider carefully the potential consequences and whether there's a real need. The Bible has guidance on this predicament, emphasizing the importance of helping those in need while also being wise in one's financial decisions. Additionally, understanding Social Security benefits and protecting against identity theft are crucial aspects of managing one's finances. Effective retirement planning and investing strategies can also ensure a secure financial future. [... more]

You've Heard the expression work hard play hard Well both Working and enjoying are built into life In Ecclesiastes Solomon offers us wisdom for both areas reminding us that both must be anchored in an accurate view and submission to our Heavenly Father [... more]

You've Heard the expression work hard play hard Well both Working and enjoying are built into life In Ecclesiastes Solomon offers us wisdom for both areas reminding us that both must be anchored in an accurate view and submission to our Heavenly Father Let s listen in [... more]

You've Heard the expression work hard play hard Well both Working and enjoying are built into life In Ecclesiastes Solomon offers us wisdom for both areas reminding us that both must be anchored in an accurate view and submission to our Heavenly Father [... more]

You've Heard the expression work hard play hard Well both Working and enjoying are built into life God has given us In Ecclesiastes Solomon offers us wisdom for both areas reminding us that both our work and play must be anchored in an accurate view of eternity and a submission to our Heavenly Father [... 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]

Living a life that honors God requires factoring His will into every decision, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and serving others. Christians are called to work hard, pray without ceasing, and give thanks, while also seeking to know God's will and do what is right. By putting God first and seeking His guidance, individuals can live a life that brings glory to God and makes a positive impact on the world. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the Arizona Cardinals' decision to include an independent study clause in Kyler Murray's contract, sparking debate about the quarterback's work ethic and maturity. Daniel Jeremiah joins the show to share his thoughts on the matter and other NFL storylines, including the Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins. [... more]

Your ability to rest in God will direct the course of your entire Christian walk. The amount of your strength is equal to the quality of your rest in Christ. Those who are most mature in their faith are not necessarily those who work the hardest for Jesus, but those who rest the best in Jesus. [... more]

A Christian pastor discusses the importance of following biblical principles, the dangers of woke corporatism, and the need for free speech in America. He also talks about the role of faith and works in a Christian's life and the importance of standing up for what is right, even in the face of opposition. [... more]

Marriage isn't 50-50, divorce is. Marriage isn't dividing everything in half, it's giving everything you've got. Pastor Greg Laurie helps us diagnose and treat the marital disease called selfishness, and how to divorce-proof our marriages by addressing threats such as communication breakdown and adultery. [... more]

As obedient children, Christians are called to live holy lives, free from the corrupting influences of the world. This requires getting a handle on their thought life, getting a grip on their emotions, and focusing on the future. By breaking off old habits and living in the present, believers can stay clean in a corrupt culture and live a life that honors God. [... more]

Jesus commends the church at Ephesus for their hard work, faithfulness, and discernment, but warns them that they have abandoned their first love and need to repent, remember, and redo their priorities to experience the manifest presence of God and fullness of joy in their lives. [... more]

Research suggests that taking time off for vacations can lead to a lower death rate among middle-aged men. The Bible, specifically Ecclesiastes, also explores the concept of work and rest, highlighting the importance of finding meaning and purpose in one's labor, and recognizing that without God, all toil is meaningless. [... more]

A new report highlights pervasive sex discrimination at North Carolina universities, with programs limiting or excluding men from certain fields. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the use of affirmative action in undergraduate admissions at UNC Chapel Hill, and a new state Supreme Court Chief Justice vows to keep courts open during the pandemic. Additionally, parents are turning to learning pods as a way to provide alternative education for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic. [... more]

Do not despair Grieve pray work hard speak out do as the Lord leads you to do good in this world but do not despair Instead rejoice in the Lord always [... more]

Caregivers are facing unique challenges in the current work environment, but also opportunities to shine and take control of their employment destiny. By focusing on communication, self-awareness, and leveraging their strengths, caregivers can navigate the shift to remote work and create a better work-life balance. [... more]