Dr. Tony Evans explores the importance of exalting Christ in various aspects of life, including focus, family, and the workplace. He emphasizes the need to prioritize Christ's honor and reverence, and how this can lead to a more fulfilling and purpose-driven life. [... more]

In a world where authority is seen as a dirty word, Christians are called to live holy lives and share the gospel with others through conversations, motivation, and alteration. This involves speaking the truth, inviting others to join, and challenging their thinking to alter their ways as they come to Christ. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of understanding and expressing love in different languages, particularly in relationships and the workplace. He shares practical advice on how to identify and speak your partner's love language, and how to use the concept to build stronger relationships and improve communication. [... more]

The New Testament teaches that every legitimate kind of work or social function is a sacred calling from God, and that believers should approach their work with humility, reliability, and complicity, as if serving Jesus Christ, to fulfill their divine purposes and reflect God's glory. [... more]

Understanding the three-legged stool of retirement income, Americans rely on Social Security, employer-sponsored plans, and personal savings, with individual retirement accounts playing a crucial role. Mark Biller breaks down the differences between traditional and Roth IRAs, discussing tax implications, contribution limits, and eligibility. He also shares practical advice on setting up business finances, including separating personal and business accounts, choosing a simple accounting system, and treating taxes as a bill to be paid. [... more]

Your job isn't just an assignment, it's a divinely directed appointment where you display the glory, order, and beauty of God. Every vocation should be considered a sacred calling from God, bringing joy, fulfillment, and a higher motive for work, even when it's tiring. [... more]

Witnessing is not a disposition, but a decision to share the gospel with others, and it requires faithful obedience, trust in the supernatural work of God, and understanding that it may not always result in spiritual fruit or a favorable response. [... more]

Understanding what your spouse values is key to avoiding money squabbles in marriage. Shanti Feldhan joins Rob West to discuss her book, Thriving in Love and Money, which explores the importance of valuing what your spouse values when it comes to money. They also discuss the role of financial advisors in helping couples navigate their finances and make informed investment decisions. [... more]

On this episode of Q A with Koloff Nikita is joined by Julius Koonce and Tonya Skelly for an encouraging conversation about living out faith beyond church walls Pastor Julius shares how Christians in the Marketplace helps believers impact their workplaces while Tonya talks about Pray North Carolina and the growing call to prayer across the state The episode also includes reflections on discipleship prayer and Nikita's journey from the wrestling ring to a life of faith [... more]

Building a solid financial foundation is crucial for starting to invest, and understanding the benefits of workplace retirement plans, such as tax advantages and employer matching, can help individuals get started on the right path. Mark Biller, Executive Editor at Sound Mind Investing, shares practical advice on how to begin investing, including the importance of starting small, staying consistent, and keeping it simple with index funds. [... more]

A wise life is made up of a multitude of small things, and it's often the smallest of temptations and the simplest of details that get us hung up in bad patterns. Responding wisely to people in authority, preparing for dangerous assignments, and guarding daily conversations are key areas where wisdom is needed in very practical terms. [... more]

Faith shapes every part of our lives, including how we spend, save, invest, and give. Every financial decision is ultimately a spiritual one, revealing what we value, trust, and treasure most. A new devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, explores how faith transforms the way we manage money, emphasizing the importance of living with margin, seeking wise counsel, and understanding God's grace and generosity. [... more]

Solomon's inspired advice for navigating life under human authority is shared, focusing on the principles of obedience, patience, and loyalty to the office, as well as the limitations of power and the importance of not sinning against God. [... more]

A Florida woman was charged with attempted murder after attacking her boyfriend with a machete during a fight over cellphones. Meanwhile, two elderly men were arrested for lewd and lascivious activity at a nature preserve in Florida. The president pardoned turkeys at the White House, but also made a joke about the pardons being invalid due to the use of an AutoPen. The president's administration is facing scrutiny over the pardons and other issues, including the decision to end the export of liquid natural gas. In other news, a study found that the brain cells we're born with come pre-programmed, challenging the idea that the brain is a blank slate shaped by learning. [... more]

Judge Scott McAfee officially DISMISSED Fulton County Georgia's criminal prosecution of President Trump and all of his co-defendants Rich breaks down the history of the Georgia Election case including Fani Willis her sneaky corrupt boyfriend and the vengeance against Trump Is the Trump Administration doing an effective job of messaging about prices and inflation The Democrats are having a Fight Club moment about ousting Chuck Schumer and taking down the establishment Trump held the annual Turkey Pardon where he quipped that he wanted to call the turkeys Chuck and Nancy as well as pardoning last year's turkeys because Biden pardoned [... more]

A mother's journey to help her daughter with chronic paranoid schizophrenia, and how she turned her experience into a successful business, employing people with mental illness in a safe work environment. [... more]

In the early 20th century, young women known as the Radium Girls worked in factories painting watch dials with glowing radium paint, unaware of the dangers of radiation poisoning. Their fight for justice and workers' rights led to groundbreaking legal battles and significant changes in workplace safety standards. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the implications of same-sex marriage, the ethics of IVF, the prevalence of Down syndrome abortions, the growing interest in Bible reading, and the feminization of society and its connection to wokeness. The discussion also touches on the importance of a Christian worldview and the authority of Scripture in navigating these complex issues. [... more]

True love refuses to keep a record of wrongs and instead chooses to forgive and forget, just as God has forgiven us for our sins and forgotten them in His ledger of accounting. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's encounter with the people of Athens, where he engages in conversations with philosophers and citizens, introducing them to the true and living God, and changing their perception of value and worth. [... more]

Faithfulness is a supreme attribute, and Daniel's life exemplifies it. He was faithful consistently, professionally, and under scrutiny. His work ethic, excellent spirit, and attitude made him a dependable and competent leader. Daniel's story teaches us to be faithful in our daily lives, whether in our careers or personal relationships, and to see our work as a ministry to others. [... more]

Marriage is a 100%, 100% proposition, an unconditional commitment to an imperfect person, requiring sacrifice and perseverance, and not a 50-50 proposition as commonly believed. Christy Brinkley has a new book out, and she goes, just I have one regret. I've been married four times. I've just never been able to make a marriage work. Or you look at some of the most famous people, think of some of the people that played in Friends, or my heart goes out to a J-Lo, a beautiful woman, super successful, and You know, it's this guy, then it's the next guy, then it's the next guy, and it's the next big wedding, the next big wedding. See, if you believe that it shouldn't be hard when it gets hard? You just jump to the next person. And here's the thing. The pain and the attachment And the scars are of each and every relationship. And I'm no expert, but believe me, I've studied a lot of psychology and I can tell you this, with every broken relationship, there are scars and there's deep down issues in your heart that I don't measure up. You can say it's the other person and you can whine and you can blame and you can say all kind of things. But when you go after serial multiple relationships that don't work. It brings a brokenness in your soul. You know how Jesus feels about people that have been through things like that? He weeps for them. He cares about them. He has a plan. It's called marriage. He has some rules called fidelity, trust. He created marriage so that we could flourish. So we could be loved. And as the song says, we're looking for love in all the wrong places. The truth is that everything of great value requires commitment, sacrifice, and perseverance. As my spouse and I face challenges and overcome them, our intimacy and joy will far outweigh our present problems. [... more]

Christians are called to be peacemakers, not reactionaries, and to live with godliness and dignity in an ungodly culture. They are to respond with grace, even in the face of adversity, and to offer the gospel of peace to those who are their mission field. [... more]

Stephen Davey provides six action steps to effectively share your faith with others, emphasizing the importance of prayer, dependency on God, wise behavior, maximizing opportunities, and gracious communication to reach the world for Christ. [... more]

As Christians, we have the opportunity to demonstrate a changed life through doing good deeds, which can rewrite the perception of God and the church in the eyes of the world. By pursuing a good reputation, we can show the world what it means to be a follower of Christ and bring glory to God. [... more]

The authenticity of Christianity is directly related to one's tongue, with the use of profane language outside the church being a sign of a lack of growth in Christ. The Bible emphasizes the importance of controlling one's tongue, with James writing that if anyone considers himself truly religious and yet does not control his tongue, he deceives himself and his religion is worthless. The tongue has the power to make or break relationships, attract people to the truth of Christ, or repel them, and is a distinguishing characteristic of the believer. [... more]

Work is not just a job, but a vital part of how we worship God and serve others, according to Pastor Tom Nelson. He joins Faith and Finance to discuss the biblical understanding of work, work as worship, and how God's design for work can transform us and our communities. From the original creation to the new creation, Pastor Nelson unpacks the four-chapter biblical story of work and how it can be a powerful tool for redemption in the workplace. [... more]

The brain is the source of every sensation of pain, from mundane aches to excruciating pain. A neurosurgeon explores the mystery of pain in a new book, and a clinical trial at the University of California at San Francisco found the source of pain to be the brain. Meanwhile, a legendary singer-songwriter, John Fogarty, shares his story of overcoming pain and finding his music legacy. [... more]

Rob West discusses Christian stewardship and biblical finance with guest Leo Sabo, president of the Christian Stewardship Network. They explore the spiritual benefits of giving, the importance of understanding stewardship, and the need for transparency and accountability in church finances. Additionally, Rob answers listener questions on topics such as retirement savings, investment strategies, and financial planning. [... more]

Brent Timmons shares his story of working at the Fenwick Crab House in Delaware, where he learned valuable life lessons and developed strong relationships with his employers, Casher and Mabel Evans. He reflects on the importance of generational learning and how his experience at the Crab House has influenced his life. [... more]

Business owners and employees are encouraged to share their faith and bring the gospel to their workplaces, leading to positive impacts on employee morale, productivity, and relationships, as well as a deeper sense of purpose and meaning in their daily lives. [... more]

God wants all of life to be sacred, including employment, and Dr. Tony Evans explains how our attitude, integrity, and work ethic can reflect heaven's values in the workplace. [... more]

A discussion on finding balance and purpose in one's career, exploring the intersection of faith and work, and how to make a positive impact on others through one's job. The hosts share personal stories and insights on navigating challenges and finding fulfillment in their careers, highlighting the importance of listening to God's guidance and seeking to glorify Him in their work. [... more]

Couples can avoid financial disconnection by involving each other in financial decisions and honoring each other's values. A lack of spousal involvement can lead to resentment and marital issues, but intentional communication and shared financial goals can strengthen relationships and promote financial stability. [... more]

In this episode of Q A with Nikita Koloff sits down with Roger Gad a wrestling enthusiast and insurance industry entrepreneur Roger opens up about his personal journey of faith overcoming health challenges and his mission to live out and share his beliefs in the business world He explores the power of relational evangelism and the importance of bridging the gap between church and the workplace [... more]

Your work matters to God because the people you work with matter to Him. Jesus teaches that followers of Christ should be the salt of the earth, making the world a better place, and the light of the world, illuminating the darkness. Your ultimate purpose at work is not to achieve success or make a good name for yourself, but to glorify God in every aspect of your job, from being on time to being kind and patient. [... more]

Young adults starting their careers can benefit from practical financial advice to get on a solid financial footing. Creating a budget, building an emergency fund, and avoiding debt are key steps. A financial advisor can provide guidance, and reading good books on the subject can also be helpful. Prioritizing generosity and giving can also be a valuable part of financial stewardship. [... more]

Godly character in the workplace is the greatest evangelistic strategy, and Christians must live their lives in a way that demonstrates the transforming power of God, influencing those around them and bringing glory to God. [... more]

God has a lot to say about what we say, and our words have the power to bring life or destruction. Solomon's collection of Proverbs teaches us how to use our speech to glorify God and build up others, providing good counsel, confronting sin, comforting the afflicted, and cheering one another on. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah and Ryan Hill discuss the importance of work in Christianity, debunking the myth that work is a curse. They explore the concept of saboteurs and survivors in the workplace, and how to identify and deal with these types of individuals. The conversation also touches on the role of leadership in the church and the need for Christians to be working towards a common goal. [... more]