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In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat and the army of Judah were in a predicament. They were besieged, and in addition to being severely outnumbered, they didn’t have enough weapons. They didn’t have the right resources and they didn’t even really have the guts to stand up to their enemies. But they realized that God was...

1 Corinthians 10:31 says, “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” And with that verse, the apostle Paul sets the bar high, calling on Christians to glorify God in every part of life—and that certainly includes how we manage money. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West...

Christian music icon Steven Curtis Chapman reflects on the 35th anniversary of his first album, how the last two years changed his music, and why he keeps showing up.

No matter how hard your circumstances may be, you can model Christ likeness to those around you in the way you respond to the obstacles in your life.

Here’s what I’ve learned after almost half a century of being single. When the pain is too deep for words, go deeper in prayer. In the moment of his greatest pain, Jesus got on his knees and prayed. When he got up, he was ready to face anything. ...

Do you only see the trials and the tragedies around you, or do you also see the Lord? Do you see the providential hand of God working in your life? If not, then you’ll want to listen as Pastor Ford reminds us today of how we can trust God when we feel like our back is up against the wall.

As we continue to study in the book of 2 Chronicles, we’ll see how God gives King Jehoshaphat and the army of Judah a promise. Pastor Ford explains that God did that because they needed to understand what He was going to do in the midst of their current circumstance. He wanted to change their outlook, by telling them their outcome.

When our back is up against the wall, we have to seek the face of the Father. We have to know that Christ is there with us because He has promised to never leave us, nor forsake us.