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Some exciting things are happening that will give you more ways to help those who Scripture calls “the least of these” in God’s Kingdom. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Brian Holtz will join Rob West to share details about how we can all have the greatest impact in helping those in need. Then Rob will answer your...

Israel is a nation often in the news but seldom for its potential as an investment. And even though it’s ​a tiny country, it’s a powerhouse for investing opportunities, particularly in the tech sector. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk with Brian Mumbert, who’ll share a look at Israel in a different...

Jesus was born to a simple peasant woman and her carpenter husband. The first people who took the time to find Him were not kings or queens or celebrities. They were working-class shepherds who were on the night shift. This week on The Land and the Book, we’re “Looking for Christmas.” We promise you’ll come away with...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark points to God's heart for relationship, showing that He shares His plans with those who walk in close faith. Being called a friend of God means having divine insight and trust.

There's nothing like God's promises when you're in the middle of a trial.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about real repentance. Repentance is maturity and maturity does not come without pain. It is not to be shunned but expected.

When was the last time you touched your child? Some parents only touch their children out of necessity. Many parents are unaware of how much their children need to be touched. For children, touch is one of the most important love languages.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about why you should be like Jesus. If you have children, the best way to show them how to be like Jesus is to be the example for them and be like Jesus yourself.

Some things in life are too good to be true. But they're true if God promises them.

Crawford Loritts highlights The Beatitudes in Matthew 5, calling this one of the most popular passages in the Bible. From this text, Crawford suggests that happiness can come from unexpected places and conditions.