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*For more information on David Jeremiah and Turning Point ministries, visit DavidJeremiahPodcast.org.In a culture filled with complaints and negativity, gratitude stands out. This message explores how thankfulness flows naturally from a life controlled by the Holy Spirit and rooted in God’s Word. Learn why gratitude is more than a feeling—it’s a spiritual discipline.The Jeremiah Study Bible will help you discover what the Word of God says, what it means, and what it means to YOU with the Jeremiah Study Bible. Complete with notes and articles from Dr. David Jeremiah's decades of study, the Jeremiah Study Bible will deepen your understanding of every aspect of the Bible's life-changing message. Get your copy of The Jeremiah Study Bible at DavidJeremiahPodcast.org.

Ancient people worshiped animals, and it's pretty easy for us to recognize how futile this is. But the truth is, all of us are tempted to worship other gods. Nancy will begin to uncover some of those.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:Dwell: 30 Days with God in the Psalms.Dwell: 30 Days with God in the Psalms, will help you interact with Scripture, turn it in your hands like a jewel, hear God’s Spirit speak through what He has written, and drink deeply of His living water.Give today

The importance of being dependable as a servant, a steward, and a son of GodClick here to get this series on MP3 To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

On this episode, David Wollen and Charles Morris turn to John 17 to consider Christ's prayer for His disciples and what it means to live faithfully in a fallen world.

“If you need wisdom, ask our generous God, and He will give it to you.” That promise from James 1:5 is a powerful reminder that wisdom is not something we have to manufacture on our own. It is a gift from God, and He invites us to ask for it. When we think about financial decisions, we often turn first to budgets, spreadsheets, calculators, or professional advice. Those tools can be helpful, and wise counsel has an important place in biblical stewardship. But for followers of Christ, wisdom begins with prayer. Sharon Epps, President of Kingdom Advisors, FaithFi’s parent organization, joined the show today to talk about inviting God into our financial lives and seeking His guidance with trust and humility. Prayer Reminds Us Whose Money It Is When people think about managing money, prayer may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But Sharon says it should be central to the way believers make financial decisions because we are not ultimately managing our own resources. We are managing God’s. She offered a simple illustration: imagine being asked to care for someone else’s home while they were away on an extended trip. Would you let them leave without asking for specific instructions about how they wanted things handled? Of course not. In the same way, because everything we have belongs to God, we should want His instruction for how to steward it. Prayer reminds us that we do not have to carry financial decisions alone or rely only on our own understanding. It helps us approach money with dependence, trust, and humility. Prayer also shifts our posture. Instead of trying to control every outcome, we begin to ask what faithfulness looks like with what God has entrusted to us. The Most Powerful Question We Can Ask So what does this look like in everyday life? Sharon says it starts by bringing financial decisions to the Lord before we act. Whether we are deciding how to spend, save, give, invest, or pursue work, prayer gives us the opportunity to seek God’s wisdom first. Our friend and mentor Ron Blue has often said that one of the most powerful questions we can ask is: God, what would You have me do with Your money? That question changes everything. It reminds us that money is not merely a tool for personal comfort or security. It is a resource entrusted to us by God for His purposes. Sharon shared a personal example from when she and her husband were praying about their oldest daughter’s college tuition. They had not saved enough to pay for her education in full, and they were committed to avoiding debt. As they prayed, God brought something to mind: He had already provided what they needed, but they had mentally set those funds aside for another purpose. Once Sharon and her husband sat down and talked it through, they realized God had shown them an option they had never considered. Prayer did not simply give them peace; it gave them perspective. That is one of the gifts of prayer. Over time, it shapes our desires, priorities, and motives. It trains us to seek God first rather than simply react in the moment. Learning What Is Enough One of the great financial questions every believer must wrestle with is, “How much is enough?” Our culture constantly pushes us to want more. More income. More comfort. More security. More possessions. But Scripture points us toward contentment. Paul writes in Philippians 4:11, “I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content.” That word learned is important. Contentment does not come naturally. It is formed in us as we walk with Christ and learn to trust Him more deeply. Prayer helps us bring our desires honestly before the Lord. It gives us space to ask whether our financial choices are being driven by needs, wants, fear, comparison,

Singleness is not a holding pattern or a mistake. On today’s edition of Family Talk, author and speaker Cheryl Martin shares an inspiring message on embracing the single life. Drawing from her conference talk, "God's Leading Lady," she explains how single women can pursue God first, develop fully in this season, and trust His perfect timing for their lives.

Westminster Pulpit with Dr. Chris Walker June 21, 2026 – A study from Matthew 13:44. What is the only lasting joy in life? http://accradio.com/programs/westlan/podcasting/westlan062126.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save)

Send us Fan MailSometimes it takes disappointment, a closed door, before we really take our faith seriously. Harry Flaherty’s testimony is one that proves that God can bring great things out of our deepest disappointments. Join us for his testimony and as we talk about the latest in the World Cup, Stanley Cup, and NBA Finals!Learn more about New Jersey FCA HERE!Click HERE to follow Beyond The Scoreboard on Facebook for shareable soundbites and the links to every week’s show on-demand! Check out the websites for both of our radio stations in Southeastern PA: WDAC 94.5 Lancaster and 107.5Alive Boyertown!Included soundbites courtesy of ABC, ESPN, and NBC Sports Philadelphia. Content of said soundbites belong exclusively to these organizations; Beyond The Scoreboard does not claim ownership of said soundbites. Themes and theological beliefs featured in this program may not necessarily reflect the exact beliefs of WDAC Radio Company.

On the next Moody Presents Pastor Mark Jobe invites his son to speak with him on what makes a man. It's a look at godly living and a great message for Father's Day. It's part three in our special series "Man of God in the Making". You've got to get these messages into the hands of those men around you!Become part of our Advance Team: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/moodypresents/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shema, Part 2: Before the call to love God “with all your heart,” the well-known Shema begins with an instruction to “hear.” While this part of the Shema is easy to overlook, it sets the tone of God’s Word to the Israelites, as it invites them to know and follow Him truly, developing a heart of loving obedience. Part ... Read More The post Loving God With Your Whole Heart: The Shema from Deut. 6 (Part 2 of 4) | June 20, 2026 appeared first on The Friends of Israel Today Radio.