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Do you ever wonder if the work you do here on earth matters for eternity?  Most believers say it probably doesn't matter all that much.  But that's not how God sees it.  Ed Stetzer sits down with author Jordan Raynor to talk about the eternal value of secular work and ways to ensure that the work you do can reveal God's kingdom...

If you could choose a role model for your life and work, who would it be? That’s a popular question in job interviews, and on today's Faith & Finance Live we’re going to share our best answer–from the Bible. So, be sure to join us as host Rob West considers the definition of a “role model” and describes someone...

Jesus made it quite clear that no one on earth knows the day or hour of His return. Yet, we’re to live as if He’s coming back tomorrow. But does that mean we don’t need to plan for the future? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Mark Biller to explain how we can stay busy being good stewards while...

Noah worked on the ark for over a hundred years before God actually made it rain. Yet Noah’s faith endured that long delay and he continued to prepare for the coming flood that God had warned him about. Noah had the kind of faith that trusted God implicitly. Do you have that same kind of faith?

Do you have flood faith? Do you have the kind of faith that allows you to believe whenever your storm comes—whenever the water is drenching you and you feel like you’re going to drown—you’re still trusting God? And even though you’ve gone under for the second time, you know that He’s going to save you.

The definition of synergy is two things put together, having an effect greater than the sum of the parts. And it can play a beneficial role in family finances. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Matt Syverson will join host Rob West to explain how an ABLE account can work together with a special needs trust for a person with disabilities.

Here's a challenge for you on what to do the day after Christmas.

It matters what you do.

Jesus is with us in our disappointments.