Understanding a biblical perspective of debt is crucial to living a healthy, Christian life. The effects of debt can not only handcuff what God wants to ultimately do through you, but if we don’t get it under control, it can be crippling. So where does debt come from? How does God actually feel about debt? And if you’re currently in debt, how do you get out of it?

Because we all have different experiences, we all see money in different ways. However, as believers in the body of Christ, the question is: how does God see money? What does the Bible say about it? And how can we better steward what God has placed in our hands once we grasp this new understanding?

We all know that God is sovereign, having all power and all authority. However, that doesn’t mean as believers, we just get to sit back and enjoy the ride. God asks US to partner with HIM to bring His Kingdom to earth. But how do we do that? Where do we start? And what can it look like when we come alongside God in partnership to what He is already doing on the earth?

The first step towards experiencing any sort of growth or personal advancement in your life is identifying where you are now. So...where are you? What IS the truth about you? What does Jesus say about it? And what are the keys to a life of abundance?

What would happen if the Church didn't just come to see, but came to seek? What would it look like if you spent intentional time to seek the Lord with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind? What would change, and more importantly, what COULD change, if the body took their place to serve and love the people God has placed around us?

Expert on prayer and spirituality, Preston Morrison, discusses the importance of quality prayers, elevating esteem towards a higher power, aligning prayers with God's will, and the power of fervent prayer. The podcast delves into practical steps for praying well, seeking God's guidance, and a 21-day prayer challenge for repentance and humility.

When we take a true look at our sin through the eyes of God, it completely changes our perspective. We must ask ourselves: How do we see the sins of others? Why do we often fixate on the sins of others? How should we see our own sin? And most importantly, how does God see our sin?

Apart from Jesus, darkness is our natural reality, but as believers in Jesus, we have access to the Light of the World. But what does light actually do? Why do we need it? How do we get it? And once we have the Light, what do we do with it?

The story of Blind Bartimaeus reveals much about the character of Jesus -- “What do you want me to do for you?” Jesus asks Bartimaeus. And today, we ponder that same question. Do you know what you need? Do you know the area of your life that Jesus can step in a fill the void? What could happen if we invited Him into the healing process? Remember, He meets you where you are, and He’s more near than you realize.

Tom Lane, an influential father and advocate for positive parenting, shares insights on the profound generational impact of fatherhood. He discusses how a father shapes his children's perception of God and authority through active engagement. Lane emphasizes the importance of attitude correction and servant leadership in nurturing respect and discipline. Personal stories illustrate the journey of teaching responsibility and decision-making. Ultimately, he encourages men to embrace their role as transformative figures within their families.