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If you make $65,000 a year after taxes and have no children, you’re in the wealthiest 1% of the global population. If we begin to think of ourselves in the top 1%, how will that affect our financial decisions as stewards of God’s resources? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome John Cortines to share...

The message of Christ’s birth brings us joy in spite of any sorrow we may be experiencing.  In the midst of whatever we’re going through, we can have joy, because Jesus came to earth to give us joy.

Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, we conclude our devotional study with Tessa Afshar in The Rested Soul. Are you feeling rested and at peace? Is your soul finding true rest? Tessa has learned many lessons from battling anxiety in her own life, and she has shared many of these thoughts in this study so her readers can learn from...

No matter how hard your circumstances may be, you can model Christ likeness to those around you in the way you respond to the obstacles in your life.

I’m sure you’re more than familiar with first lines of the Bible in Genesis 1, but are you aware of the economic implications of the creation story? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk with Jerry Bowyer to talk about the economics of Genesis. Then, Rob will answer your calls on various financial topics. ...

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our discussion about how to tell if we are spiritually drifting. Our Scripture reference this morning was Galatians 4:16-20. Paul asked the Galatians this question: "Have I now become your enemy by telling you the truth?" This is our third and final sign of drifting. Have you ever been angry...

On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will continue to explain the importance of doing what God calls us to do. There are times when we will lose out on the blessings of God, because we don’t have enough faith to put all of our trust in the plan He has for us.  But then there are times when we place only part of our faith in His...

As we continue our study in 2 Corinthians, we discover that Paul had a unique perspective about his problems, because he chose to look at the Problem Solver, instead of at his problems. Instead of looking at the Devil, who has some power, Paul chose to focus on the One Who has all power—Jesus Christ.

When things don’t go our way, we should quit looking around us and start looking ahead.  We may find ourselves in the midst of a mess, but if we look ahead, we can be reminded of how God is going to take us where He plans for us to be.