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We're told in James 1:2 to consider our trials as “pure joy”, but how do we find joy in the midst of trouble?  Ed Stetzer talks with Grant Flynn about his book, Lament in the Letter of James and the issue of lament found tucked away in the book of James... and how the ongoing cycle of lament and joy reflects the pain of human...

Scripture calls Christians toward obedience and maturity, but many modern approaches to spiritual formation are less than biblical. Ed Stetzer talks with Phoenix Seminary's Matthew Bingham about his book, A Heart Aflame for God: A Reformed Approach to Spiritual Formation and how we can use meditation, prayer and self-examination to balance...

During the pandemic, many Americans experienced a rare financial reset, as savings rose and debt declined. But five years later, much of that progress has unraveled. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Dr. Shane Enete will join Rob West to unpack what changed—and how believers can respond faithfully in a culture gripped by renewed...

Parenting is one of the most important jobs of our lives. But how do we sort through all of the advice to raise a child of strong character?  Trillia Newbell talks with Jill Garner about her book, Strongheart: Cultivating Humility, Respect and Resiliency in Your Child and the value of teaching respect from...

Much like coffee, Bible study can be an acquired taste. What can begin as confusing or difficult to understand, can over time develop into something beautiful and life-giving. Trillia Newbell talks with cofounders of the Coffee and Bible Time ministry, Ellen Krause, Ashley Armijo and Taylor Krause about their book, The EASY Bible Study Method...

Have you ever considered yourself one of God's miracles?  Your fingerprint, your voice, your thoughts, feelings and talents combined... are unlike anyone else’s.  Most of us take everyday miracles for granted, including the one that stare back at us in the mirror.  Ed Stetzer talks with Mark Batterson about his book,...

Many retirees feel the pressure of rising costs and limited income—yet one of their largest assets often sits completely unused: their home equity. For years, reverse mortgages have carried a mixed reputation, but significant reforms have made today’s programs safer, more flexible, and better suited to help retirees navigate financial...