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Good stewardship requires that we prepare ourselves financially for the time when the Lord calls us home. So, whether you’re a newlywed, single, or celebrating your 50th year of marriage, you need to be ready. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about how to prepare for the inevitable. Then he’ll answer...

Home equity is undoubtedly one of our largest assets, with an average of $300,000 of value boosting the bottom line of American homeowners.  So, how do the biblical principles of stewardship apply to it? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Harlan Accola will join Rob West to talk about the stewardship of housing wealth. Then, Rob will...

It’s certainly gotten more difficult to buy a house these days, with soaring home values and interest rates. But it’s definitely not impossible—especially if you’re prepared. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about 5 things to consider before you buy a house. Then he’ll answer your...

The topic of Pastor Mark's teaching today on Bold Steps Weekend is how to turn disappointment into a blessing when we let go of our expectations and let God do the work.

As we look at the partnership of faith, we’ll see how God sometimes gives us a promise that’s not just conditioned on us obeying, but it depends on someone else obeying as well. Sometimes in ministry we will not accomplish what God has given us as a corporate body because we won’t obey corporately and work together. Learn...

Put on your (spiritual) non-slip socks and tune in because today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we began a discussion called, "Sticky Truths That Will Keep You Keep You From Falling." Today's truth comes from Galatians 5:2-6, where Paul warns the Galatians against adding to the work of Christ, expecting eternal works to validate their salvation.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we discussed another "Sticky Truth" that will keep us from falling: Watching out for grace killers. Our Scripture reference was Galatians 5:7-12. Just as a little yeast works through the whole batch of dough, so does false validation turn our good spiritual disciplines into metrics that "prove" our faith.