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If you make $65,000 a year after taxes and have no children, you’re in the wealthiest 1% of the global population. If we begin to think of ourselves in the top 1%, how will that affect our financial decisions as stewards of God’s resources? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome John Cortines to share...

People who cover over their sins will not prosper.

Two become one in marriage—but what does that mean, exactly, when it comes to investing? Join us for today's Faith & Finance Live when host Rob West will welcome Rachel McDonough to explain the benefits of both husband and wife engaging in the process of investing. Then Rob will answer your calls about various financial topics. ...

The holiday season is fast approaching—a time of year when folks naturally look for ways to be more charitable. So, are there ways you can get the most of your year-end giving experience? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk to Jeanne McMains about how you can maximize your generosity by making it a family affair.

It’s very easy to form your own agenda when you’re in ministry.  And Pastor Ford explains that you can know when you’re doing something for yourself and not for the Lord when something doesn’t go your way and you get mad about it.  That’s a clear indication that you’re not seeking God’s glory,...

As we begin a new study in 1 Corinthians 3, Pastor Ford reminds us that we Christians are all on the same team and we must work together to accomplish ministry.  And Christians who realize that all unity in ministry is based on the finished work of Christ, will glorify Him by uniting themselves. Learn more on today’s Treasured Truth.

At some point in your life, you will face "the massive thing." You may be facing this life-altering loss or change right now. Award-winning author, brain surgeon, and Iraq War veteran Dr. Lee Warren faced his massive thing in the loss of his son. You’ll hear his roadmap to finding hope when the worst happens. Don’t miss Chris...

God has a reason for everything He does.  When He answers our prayers with, “Wait,” we should trust Him.  He knows that if He gives us what we’re asking for, our state of readiness in terms of our maturity can’t handle what we want to receive.  So for our own good, we must wait.

God has various reasons for having us wait for answers to our prayers. One of them is to bless others while blessing you. But sometimes that may require a delayed answer for us. Learn more about this on today’s Treasured Truth.