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Within the process of estate planning, wills and trusts are important, but they only apply to your money and possessions—not to you. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will give some reasons why you also need a Health Care Directive as part of your estate plan. Then he’ll take some calls on various financial topics. ...

A new college graduate wrote Chris Fabry and said, “I’m 23 with no student debt and no romantic relationships in sight. I'd love to hear what advice people would have given themselves when they were in my shoes.” Thursday on Chris Fabry Live, give your advice to that new graduate. Then, author Jared Wilson gives some keys...

How to recognize idols in your life.

How you do your work reflects your beliefs.

Most people would say their most important relationship is with their spouse, or children, or perhaps a friend. And by doing so, they’d be wrong. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will explain that those relationships are important, but they don’t carry eternal significance like our relationship with God does.

We all have a voice in our head. We get accustomed to listening to the voice of lies until we can’t tell the difference anymore. I recently read a tweet saying that the voice we believe will determine the future we experience.

Giving is supposed to be a source of great joy for God’s people.  But sometimes we act like it’s just another pain in our wallet and we can’t get motivated to give joyfully. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will explain how you can renew your joy in generosity. Then he’ll answer your calls about...

Perspective and perception are two key factors that affect our understanding of suffering. Our perspective governs our perception. In other words, the way we look at whatever we’re going through will determine how we perceive and comprehend it. So it’s crucial for us to try to gain God’s perspective on our suffering, instead...

As we continue our study in the book of James, Pastor Ford will ask us to consider this question—even though we’re going through something right now, are we more committed to Jesus’ purpose than we are to getting out of our pain?