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Are you storing up treasures on earth, or in heaven? Are you focused on the temporal, or the eternal? Jesus makes it clear in Matthew 6 that our hearts will always follow what we treasure. So, was he talking about money? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Chad Clark to share some of his insights about this passage...

It’s important to encourage our kids to learn science, math, and literature but how much do they know about God’s love for them?  Trillia Newbell knows that this generation, perhaps more than any other, needs to believe that God is FOR them!  Trillia will help you and your child dig into the Bible to unearth this life-changing...

What would life look like if you went all-in with God?  He is calling each of us.  What is holding you back?  The risk? The unknown future? Reluctance to give up personal comforts?  Author Jennifer Hand will help you put your "yes" on the table, and watch God do more in and through your life than you can ever imagine.

Artificial Intelligence is all around us – from our smartphones, computers and even our cars! Can God work through AI?  If so, how should your church leaders be helping you understand it? Chris Brooks delves into these questions and more with Steele Billings, who will help us wisely and biblically make connections between faith...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about the little white lie. Mark explains how calling in to work and lying that you are sick is a compromise you should not do. Compromises may seem to solve a problem, but they always create bigger ones.

People come up with all kinds of reasons not to budget, but none of those reason are very good ones. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will share some very good reasons why everyone should be using a spending plan to manage the money God has entrusted to them. Then he’ll answer your questions on various financial topics. ...

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.

Rating your feelings on a scale from 1 to 10 and sharing that with your spouse is a good way to communicate your feelings efficiently. It's a communication technique that many couples have found helpful.

Our friend Vaneetha Risner was bullied as a child, suffered multiple miscarriages, buried a son, has had to deal with a debilitating disease, was left by her first husband and has struggled with single parenting. She understands what it’s like to deal with loneliness, fear, discouragement and tragedy that feels pointless. But she...

America's #1 Mom Coach, Hannah Keeley says, 'Valentine’s Day carries with it a romantic allure — candlelight, roses, champagne dinners, and hours of intimacy. Then on February 15th, you get back to 'normal life' with busy schedules, sexless nights, and strained communication.' The biggest problem with Valentine’s Day is...