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Bestselling researcher and cultural analyst George Barna will join us to take us on a transformational journey to build a truly biblical worldview; one grounded not in culture, emotions, or popular opinion, but in the unchanging truth of God. Through biblical insight, cultural analysis, and practical application, Dr. Barna will challenge us to move beyond cultural Christianity and develop the mindset of a true disciple.

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The prophet Elijah lived in an age of deception, opposition, and compromise―and his story speaks directly to believers facing today’s cultural conflicts. Amir Tsarfati, best-selling author and Founder and President of Behold Israel, will join us to help us recognize the pressure to redefine truth, strengthen spiritual resilience, and engage society with conviction that is both firm and loving. Join us as we explore the powerful parallels between Elijah’s ancient battles and the pressures facing Christians today.

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Women currently control most of the wealth in the United States—and their financial influence is growing. New research provides a fascinating snapshot of how Christian women approach generosity and stewardship through the lens of their faith. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West and Julie Wilson unpack the findings. Then, it’s on to calls. That’s Faith and Finance Live . . . biblical wisdom for your financial journey. That’s weekdays at 4pm Eastern/3pm Central on Moody Radio.

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How do you heal what you can’t erase? Chris Cook believes most people stay stuck in the pain and trauma they’ve been through not because they haven’t tried hard to move on, but because the approaches to healing never reach the soul where wounds linger. Is there a soul-wound that hasn’t healed in your life? Hear help and hope on Chris Fabry Live.

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According to Forbes, 73% of young adults feel alone sometimes or always. And Christians aren’t immune from loneliness. Shelby Abbott helps us explore why so many young people are fighting these feelings of isolation. Find out why we’re feeling lonely – and what we can do about it – on Equipped with Chris Brooks. 

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Today, on Karl and Crew, we kicked off our weekly theme of “Is that in the Bible? Separating Fact from Fiction) with Dr. Jim Coakley, as he addressed and distinguished Scripture from fictional biblical quotes and shared some basic principles for reading and studying the Word. Dr. Coakley is a professor at the Moody Bible Institute, a current elder at 180 Chicago Church, and a former Senior pastor. He has also written several books, including “14 Fresh Ways to Enjoy the Bible”. Then Dr. John Koessler joined us to discuss what is actually good and what’s evil amid a culture of confusion. Dr. Koessler is a retired Professor and faculty emeritus at MBI. He has also authored several books, including “Dangerous Virtues: How to Follow Jesus When Evil Masquerades as Good”. You can hear the highlights of today's program on the Karl and Crew Showcast.  If you're looking to hear a particular segment from the show, look at the following timestamps: 

Dr. Jim Coakley Interview [1:03]

Does God Help Those Who Help Themselves? [21:00]

Dr. John Koessler Interview [26:21]

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Women currently control the majority of wealth in the United States, and their financial influence is growing. But perhaps the more important question isn’t simply how much wealth women will steward. It’s what they want that wealth to accomplish.

Julie Wilson, President of Women Doing Well, joins the show today to share some new research, conducted in partnership with the Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, that offers an encouraging look at how Christian women are approaching generosity. 

The findings reveal women who are engaged, discerning, and increasingly intentional about aligning their financial decisions with their faith, values, relationships, and sense of purpose.

Julie tells the story of Leanne Horton, a CPA and serial entrepreneur who had been a faithful and generous giver for years.

Leanne approached generosity much as she approached business: carefully and methodically. She tracked her giving, studied what Scripture said about money, and genuinely wanted to steward her resources well.

But after attending a Women Doing Well event, something shifted. Surrounded by women who spoke openly and joyfully about generosity, Leanne recognized that her meticulous approach had gradually become more legalistic than spiritually formative. Giving had become more about getting it right than responding to God's goodness.

Her experience reflects an important theme in the research: faithful stewardship involves more than making the right financial decisions. Generosity can also express worship, gratitude, community, and purpose.

Women already wield significant financial influence, and that influence is expected to grow considerably in the decades ahead.

According to the research shared by Women Doing Well, 95% of women will become the primary financial decision-maker for their families at some point in their lives. Women are also expected to receive a significant share of the wealth changing hands during the coming generational wealth transfer.

That raises an important stewardship question: What will women seek to accomplish with the resources entrusted to them?

The research suggests that many Christian women are already thinking deeply about that question. They aren't standing on the sidelines. They're participating, leading, discerning, and looking for ways to align their resources with their faith.

One striking finding involved married couples. Seventy-two percent of married women surveyed said they make charitable giving decisions jointly with their spouse.

That's encouraging, but sharing a bank account doesn't necessarily mean sharing a vision.

Couples may support the same organizations without ever discussing what they ultimately hope their generosity will accomplish. Meaningful conversations about shared values, priorities, and passions can help generosity become something a couple pursues together rather than simply a collection of individual gifts.

And community matters beyond marriage.

Whether women are single, married, divorced, or widowed, relationships often play an important role in shaping generosity. Among the women surveyed, 98% said their values were important or very important to their giving, while 95% said the same about their faith.

Conversations with family, friends, church leaders, mentors, and trusted advisors can offer valuable opportunities to discern how to steward resou

Breaking a cycle takes more than just stopping. Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe explains how repenting, renouncing old patterns, and taking bold new steps in the opposite direction can break a generational cycle for good.  It’s like rowing against a current … you don’t just stop rowing, you turn the whole boat around.  Your history doesn’t have to write your future … listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe.

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Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik comes to you from Plant City, Florida, this weekend. Our live audience asks their questions about God, the Bible, and the spiritual life. Hope you can join us this Saturday for a special program.

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The Bible: A Book like No Other by Mike Fabarez

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Pastor Gary Hamrick joins us to walk us through the Bible’s final book with a clear, passage-by-passage approach. His straightforward teaching makes Revelation easier to follow while showing us how its message reveals God’s plan to defeat evil, establish justice, and bring His people into an eternal inheritance.

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