In part 2, Ted Youmans dives deeper to how to get your heart right with the Lord.

It is said that the world is getting worse every day, and that’s true. We are seeing more and more deception, wickedness, and corruption every day. So how do we combat this way of thinking? It comes down to one thing: being the salt of the earth.

What does Jesus mean when he says that we are to be the "salt of the earth"? Salt has many practical uses, but the implication here is that it also has a moral effect. But why is Jesus saying this? Is it because salt is a source of flavor? No. Is it because salt is a preservative? No. It is because salt is a purifier. Salt is used to cleanse, to purify, to disinfect, to cleanse an area of contamination. Salt purifies because it kills bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. The reason why Jesus instructs us to be the salt is because the salt of the earth purifies the earth. Let's take a deep dive on what it truly means to be the salt of the earth and how to be the antidote in this decaying world.

In part 1, Ted Youmans shares about how to get your heart right with the Lord.

The story of the lost sheep is one that most of us are familiar with. It's a story about God's love for the lost and is very powerful. However, look at this story from a different angle. What if you are the sheep? What if God is pursuing you? He left everything to come after you. He didn't run away when he saw the crowd. He endured the pain of the cross for you. He wants to fight for you. He cherishes you. He wants to be with you. And He wants you to rest in Him today.

Robert Han challenges us to be surgeons of our heart when it comes to jealously and idolatry.

Ray Benito shares 6 ways to discover hope when times get tough.

In the face of every challenge it's often easy to lose focus on business or life goals, but it’s not about "achieving success." It’s about building a foundation healthy enough to withstand the storms - a goldmine inside you with a door wide open because achieving greatness starts with strengthening the mind, body, and spirit. And that starts from within.

Hiro Isogawa looks at how God has led him to His hearts desires using business and missions.

Tim Smith looks at the many aspects of Love as the Apostle Paul outlines it in 1 Corinthians 13.

Dan Rudat teaches about how to properly view money from a Biblical point of view.