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There's more to money problems than not sticking to the budget. Chuck Bentley reveals the underlying issues of financial discord and offers seven keys to help couples unite and conquer to resolve financial issues together. Join us with your questions on the sticky subject of money in marriage. Can homosexuality and Christianity co-exist?

Unleashing God’s Truth, One Verse at a Time. That’s the commitment of Grace to You. John MacArthur brings listeners expert exposition and interpretation of biblical passages, helping them to understand Scripture in its historical and grammatical context and grow stronger in the faith.

The freedoms we enjoy and the country we love are in jeopardy. As Christians, we're to make a difference. If our voices are not heard, and our votes are not counted, then every evil and worldly philosophy will fill the vacuum. But what if you don't like the candidates or their policies? Or you're unsure of whether Christians should be political?

When a loved one goes home to be with the Lord, it’s often a time of great confusion, as well as grief. Simply making funeral arrangements can be difficult enough, but then there’s an estate to settle, and many find themselves unprepared. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will go over 6 financial steps to take...

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Pastor Mark says "It’s not about changing your circumstances but changing your perspective." as he explains that Psalm 100 holds the key to breaking out of a spiritual slump with four basic habit.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe talks about how you demonstrate your love towards God. How do you know that you really love God?

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark  talks about why your prayers may not be answered. You may be cancelling out your prayers if you are praying but then continue to do things that grieve the heart of God. Follow God’s ways in all that you do and say, and all else will be added unto you.

If your spouse is a chronic spender, the best way to deal with it is to come up with a budget that you and your spouse can agree on. Build into that budget a portion for each spouse to spend as they choose.