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The familiar parable in Luke 12 describes the Rich Fool and his big barns. And although many of us don’t have barns these days, this passage still applies. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will explain that using “barns” as a metaphor, we can see how Jesus’ message in that parable is every bit as...

Imagine investigating a murder where there was no crime scene, physical evidence, or body. How could you prove your case? Drawing on his experience as a homicide detective, J. Warner Wallace will employ an innovative strategy to examine historical claims about Jesus that confirm his authenticity---without relying on New Testament manuscripts.

No one enjoys conflict. It steals our joy and disrupts our relationships, but God has provided a guide to resolve our difference and reveal blessings and benefits we could never imagine!  Brian Noble has spent over a thousand hours helping Christians navigate conflict and has key insights for you! Join us today to find the Biblical road...

In addition to the mental health struggles facing our youth, we are witnessing a record number of twentysomethings living at home and struggling to "Adult".  How do we give our young adults the truth and hope they need to build their future?  Author and GenZ influencer, Paul Angone presents the lies that have captured the hearts...

Losing someone to suicide is one of the hardest losses to process. Rita Schulte walked this road when her husband committed suicide. Rita joins Chris Brooks to help you navigate the grief and pain.  Find the hope and direction you need to take your next step in life. Suicide Prevention Hotline: Dial 988 or visit 988LifeLine.org Resource: ...

What does Gen Z think about Israel? Born between 1997 and 2012, these Americans have their own take on the Arab-Israeli conflict. To them, facts seem to matter less than feelings. And their feelings are predominately anti-Israel. Why do they think the way they do? How can we engage them in respectful dialogue? This week on The Land and...

This hour we look at how crime and poverty can truly be solved in this country. Bob Woodson knows from decades of experience that "mediating institutions" -- churches, charities, neighborhood groups -- are the closest to the problems of local poverty and crime, and thus yield the best solutions. Then Ed Cannon, from FEBC, will tell us how...