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Deceiving ourselves comes with serious consequences. Telling ourselves a lie so often that we eventually believe it blinds us to the truth by producing a false view of our circumstances. Personally, it damages relationships and stunts our personal growth; in leadership, it leads to poor decision-making because leaders may overlook problems or crucial feedback. Failing to deal with self-deception keeps us from growing and developing spiritually. By comparison, seeing the truth of God’s love and how it applies to us gives us our lives back. A willingness to face our real selves just as we are, despite the pain involved, is how we avoid being deceived. Accepting our authentic selves without buying into a cheap copy of ourselves lets us be who God made us to be.

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What if a 2,700-year-old prophecy could explain the chaos in America today—and offer your family a roadmap to understand our times?

If you’ve ever wondered whether Scripture speaks to the headlines—or how to make biblical prophecy compelling and relatable for the next generation—this episode is for you.

Catherine welcomes back internationally acclaimed best-selling author and prophetic voice Jonathan Cahn for a powerful conversation that bridges ancient truth with modern turmoil. Known by many as one of the most influential Christian leaders of our time, Jonathan returns to discuss the reimagining of his groundbreaking book The Harbinger—a New York Times bestseller for over 100 weeks—now released as a stunning, fully illustrated graphic novel designed to captivate a new generation.

Together, Catherine and Jonathan explore why biblical prophecy isn’t just a theological niche—it’s a vital tool for apologetics and a faith-building resource for parents and teens alike. With clarity and conviction, Jonathan unveils the uncanny and often chilling ways that the prophetic patterns of ancient Israel are unfolding in America today.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• The shocking biblical parallels between Israel’s fall and America’s spiritual decline
• How prophecy can transform your family’s faith and spark meaningful dialogue with your teens
• Why modern-day prophetic fulfillment serves as a powerful and often overlooked defense of the Christian faith

Jonathan shares how specific warnings from Scripture—originally spoken to ancient Israel—are now echoing in America through real-world events, political acts, and public declarations. These harbingers manifest in physical objects and moments of national significance—often through leaders who are unaware they are echoing the voice of God.

From the fallen sycamore tree at Ground Zero to prophetic utterances on Capitol Hill, this conversation builds a compelling case for the supernatural accuracy of God’s Word.

Don’t miss these unforgettable moments:

• Jonathan’s miraculous journey from never having written a book to penning The Harbinger, and the prophetic confirmations that guided him
• The jaw-dropping fact that Isaiah 9:10—the very verse warning of judgment—was the daily reading in the One Year Bible on September 11th… sixteen years before 9/11
• A powerful discussion about America’s current “window of opportunity” for revival—and how humility, repentance, and prayer are key to changing the course of our nation

Jonathan delivers a sobering reminder:

“If we change the laws but don’t change the people, the unchanged people will change the laws back… The only thing that can save America is repentance and revival.”

And Catherine challenges parents to respond with faith, not fear:

“The signs of the times are not a cause to be afraid, but a call to return.”

As you listen, ask yourself:
What might God be saying to your family through the shaking of our times?
How can you use prophecy—not only to defend your faith—but to plant seeds of unshakable hope in your children’s hearts?

About the guest: Jonathan Cahn has been named along with Billy Graham as one of the top spiritual leaders to have radically impacted our world in modern times. He has spoken at the United Nations, on Capitol Hill, to members of Congress, and to millions around the world. Every one of his books, starting with The Harbinger onward, has become a New York Times bestseller. He is recognized as a prophetic voice for our times. His teachings and prophetic words on YouTube have received over 100 million views. He leads Beth Israel at the Jerusalem Center in Wayne, New Jerse

Needs can leave you isolated and lonely, OR they can create paths of blessings. Seth Walker looks at a woman from the Bible who had great needs and great courage to reach out and be blessed. You can do the same!

The Word Revealed: Jesus' Power, Provision, and Promise takes you and your discipleship partner through John, chapters 5–6, inviting you to reveal your thoughts to each other and to the people in your world!    

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The economic landscape is shifting beneath our feet, and this episode of Marks on the Markets delivers the clarity you need to navigate what's ahead.

Richard Cunningham and John Coleman sits down with Matt Monson, Partner of Public Equity at Sovereign's Capital, to dissect the most pressing issues facing investors today. The conversation begins with Moody's recent downgrade of US creditworthiness and what it signals about America's unsustainable fiscal trajectory—a $36 trillion debt problem that's finally getting the attention it deserves.

Market Concentration and Hidden Risks The hosts dive deep into the Magnificent Seven phenomenon, revealing why having 30% of the S&P 500 concentrated in seven companies creates more portfolio risk than most investors realize. Monson shares his framework for analyzing tariff impacts across revenue and supply chains, while Coleman explains why this isn't just about stock picking—it's about understanding correlated risk factors that could catch investors off guard.

Tariffs: Beyond the Headlines Moving past the political rhetoric, the discussion explores the real-world impact of trade policy on American businesses. From the company sourcing 100% of its goods from China to the complex web of global supply chains, listeners get an inside look at how tariff uncertainty is forcing businesses to stockpile cash and delay investment decisions. The hosts examine whether the current 90-day pause with China signals a path toward resolution or deeper economic disruption.

Middle East Partnerships and AI Infrastructure The episode takes a strategic turn as Coleman and Monson analyze Trump's Middle East tour and the massive foreign direct investment commitments in AI infrastructure. They discuss why these partnerships matter for America's technological competitiveness and how they fit into the broader geopolitical and economic picture.

Federal Reserve in an Impossible Position With inflation pressures from tariffs and a still-strong labor market, the Fed faces an unprecedented challenge. The hosts explain why rate cuts seem unlikely despite market volatility, and what this means for mortgage rates, business investment, and the broader economy.

Faith-Driven Investing Insights The conversation concludes with practical insights for faith-driven investors, including Monson's compelling math on why your investment balance sheet—often 100 times larger than annual giving—represents an enormous opportunity for kingdom impact. The hosts share how the movement is evolving beyond traditional ESG frameworks toward employee flourishing and cultural excellence.

Key Topics Covered:

• US credit downgrade implications and fiscal sustainability
• Magnificent Seven concentration risks and portfolio diversification
• Tariff impact analysis and business uncertainty
• Federal Reserve policy constraints and rate outlook
• Middle East AI partnerships and foreign investment
• Small vs. large cap performance cycles
• Faith-driven investing trends and cultural impact

This episode offers both macro-economic analysis and practical investment insights for anyone seeking to understand how current events will shape markets and investment opportunities in the months ahead.

In today’s episode, Dr. John takes us to Luke 18, where Jesus tells a parable and meets a blind man whose simple request reveals something deeper. It’s a reminder that in God’s kingdom, it’s not the polished or proud who belong, but those who come with humility, asking for mercy. A thoughtful reflection on what it really means to be welcomed by God.

The King Arrives: Throughout North American history, there have been two main reactions to monarchy: rebellion or apathy. Some believe the Crown should be rejected, while others see it as largely irrelevant. In short, we wrestle with the idea of kingship. But for followers of Christ, acknowledging Jesus as King is not optional—it’s foundational. In this series, Dr. John Neufeld explores Luke 17–20, showing that the Kingship of Jesus is not only central to the Christian faith, but vital for the world.

English statesman Francis Bacon once wrote, “Money is a great servant but a bad master.”

If we don’t learn to manage money wisely to take control of it, it will soon master us. It’s one way or the other. Today, Bob Lotich tells us how to be the master and not the servant when it comes to money—and he makes it pretty clear, as well.

Bob Lotich is a high-performance financial coach and Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF®) and has been named a top-20 influencer in personal finance. His wife, Linda, and their award-winning website, SeedTime.com, as well as the SeedTime Money Podcast, have reached over 50 million people in the past decade. He is also the author of Simple Money, Rich Life: Achieve True Financial Freedom and Design a Life of Eternal Impact. 

Bob’s story, which began in 2002 when his car broke down while he was on his way to deposit a paycheck, is one that many can relate to. He described how that moment of crisis led to a deep spiritual awakening about finances and stewardship.

Unfortunately, the car breaking down prevented him from depositing his paycheck and paying rent on time. Facing the stress of a possible late fee he couldn’t afford, Bob realized that his financial life was on shaky ground. He describes this moment as a "house of cards" that collapsed.

In his frustration, Bob prayed for wisdom, and that simple prayer became the catalyst for a profound change. God responded, leading Bob to learn about biblical stewardship and practical financial management.

As Bob delved into the Bible, he came across a quote from John Wesley that changed his financial perspective: 

"Earn all you can, save all you can, and give all you can."

 This idea, combined with scriptural truths, inspired him to view money not as a burden but as a tool for good.

Bob reflected on passages like:

• Proverbs 13:11: "Gathering money little by little makes it grow."
• 1 Timothy 6:17-19: Paul’s admonition to the rich to be generous.
• Proverbs 22:7: The borrower is slave to the lender, which motivated Bob to eliminate debt.

These verses reinforced the idea that managing money well is not about hoarding wealth but using it for God’s purposes.

Bob also emphasized the power of financial unity in marriage. Once he and his wife Linda aligned their financial goals with biblical principles, their relationship strengthened. They not only eliminated stress but also achieved impressive financial milestones, like paying off their house by the age of 31. Bob’s story reminds us that peace in one’s finances can be a unifying force in marriage, helping couples move forward together more quickly.

Bob shared four essential principles for increasing earnings in today’s digital age:

1. Operate within God-given gifts and passions: Work aligned with your gifts gives you an "unfair advantage."
2. Continue learning and developing your skills: Hone your craft to glorify God.
3. Solve significant problems: You’re compensated in proportion to the size of the problem you solve.
4. Work where demand is high: Identify where there’s a need and meet it.

These principles guide believers to increase their earnings while keeping their hearts focused on God’s kingdom.

One of the most impactful parts of Bob’s message was his perspective on giving. He and his wife created a "seed account," sett