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When I was a teenager I had a recurring dream which invariably delighted me: the episode would always begin by my noticing a shiny dime near the sidewalk where I walked. As I reached down to retrieve
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When I was a teenager I had a recurring dream which invariably delighted me: the episode would always begin by my noticing a shiny dime near the sidewalk where I walked. As I reached down to retrieve
On today's edition of Family Talk, financial expert Mary Hunt shares her journey from being $100,000 in debt to finding freedom.
Materialism is a disease of the heart. It can affect anyone -- no matter how much or how little you have.
Don't put off family time for something "just around the corner." Before you know it, life becomes all corners!
Label your credit cards: Handle with care! Staying out of debt is a great way to preserve a marriage.
Many women today grapple with low self-esteem and self-confidence issues. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Mary Crowley, author of Women Who Win, has a simple message for them: "You are designed for fulfillment. God has a plan for your life."
Jesus pardoned our sins, even when we didnt deserve it. For that reason, reconciliation and forgiveness must always be at the forefront of a believers mind. Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Dr. O.S. Hawkins, author of The Nehemiah Code. The two analyze how Nehemiahs efforts to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem corresponds to restoring broken relationships in our lives.
Dr. O.S. Hawkins shares his heart for caring for retired ministry leaders through his organization, Mission: Dignity. He also explains why he wrote the “Code series” books, and how believers can unlock the meaningful truth that’s found in God’s Word.
Unexpected expenses have a way of popping up when we’re not able to afford them. A broken arm, car accident, and any number of unforeseen circumstances can deplete our finances if we’re not prepared. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne share how they made some tough decisions with spending habits, and how they get through difficult times through careful planning.
God calls Christians to “be holy in all we do” (1 Peter 1:15). Holiness means we are to be “set apart” by doing things according to God’s standard and not the world’s, including how we handle our finances. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne explain how this should affect our thinking about giving, saving, and spending, and also apply to what we teach our children about money.



