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Pastor Simon Guevara was raised in poverty and made a vow at 7 years old that if he wasn't rich and famous by the time he turned 30, he would end his own life. This vow would haunt him as he approached his milestone birthday facing his own brokenness and failure to live up to his high expectations. Hear what happened on the night of his 30th...

In Matthew 6, Jesus gives us the Lord’s Prayer as an example of how we should bring our needs to God. But are we skimming over part of what He wanted us to learn from that example? On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk about praying for our daily bread. Then he’ll tackle some calls and financial questions. ...

Did you grow up feeling unloved, unseen, or insecure? Do you ever still feel this way? If you do, you’re not alone.  Trillia Newbell talks with Julie Busler about her book, Hopeful Sorrow: Turning to God in Hope when Childhood Wounds have You Turning Away and how our earliest relationships become the blueprint for how we relate...

With Father’s Day approaching, we’re asking a deeper question: What kind of legacy are we leaving as men, as dads, and as stewards of what God has entrusted to us? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Jonathan Lewis from Fathers for Fathers will join Rob West to talk about fatherhood, faith, and the financial discipleship that...

What would you do if you found something so valuable, so life-altering, that you’d gladly give up everything else just to have it? Well, that’s the image Jesus gives us in Matthew 13 through two short parables, with one powerful message. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will take a closer look at the treasure...

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.

Heather Holleman is an author and college professor, and has the kind of contagious faith and excitement in Christ that makes you want to know more. She reveals what helps her to share her faith more joyfully, consistently, and effectively, and why it's far easier than most people realize.