If you want to build a legacy of strength, love and encouragement … one your family will remember you by long after you’re gone, Ron has a word for you today. History starts now.  Today Ron wraps up his teaching series, “Heaven Help My Home,” with a powerful message about how we can leave behind a legacy worth remembering.  

When you were born, you inherited a family legacy.  When you die, you’ll leave one behind.  The question is, what do you want that legacy to look like?  Most of our lives are spent building things up, our careers, our families, our portfolios, our relationship with God and with others.  But what about the things we hand down?  What do we want our legacy to be?  Ron dives into the subject today as he continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home.”  

God has written a song for your life.  If you’re having trouble learning to play it, maybe today’s Something Good Radio message can help.  This rhythm, this cadence Ron talked about a moment ago gives us a template for living.  As he continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home” today, he’ll walk us through this Divine piece of music in hopes of encouraging us to find balance in an otherwise chaotic world.  

Well, all of us are alive, but are we really living.  More importantly, are we living life the way God intended us to live?  These are not easy questions to answer, but God’s Word offers some practical help for all of us.  Today Ron shares some of that biblical guidance as he continues his teaching series, “Heaven Help My Home”      

A wise preacher once said, “If all of us were alike, only one of us would be necessary.  Every person God creates comes with a blend of strengths, personality and spiritual giftedness that are uniquely his or her own.  As Ron continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home” today, he encourages us to train up our children in the way they should go.  That includes discipline and instruction.  It also means steering our children towards their strengths while they are young.  

Psalm one twenty seven, verse three, tells us that children are a gift from the Lord.  But as with any gift God gives us, they come with responsibility.  Today Ron continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home” with a healthy reminder to all of us.  

Psalm one twenty seven, verse three, tells us that children are a gift from the Lord.  But as with any gift God gives us, they come with responsibility.  Today Ron continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home” with a healthy reminder to all of us.  

Think you can’t afford to tithe?  Today you’ll find out why you can’t afford not to. Today Ron continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home” by giving us an in-depth look at God’s financial plan, what Ron calls the ten-ten-eighty plan.  It’s biblical, it’s practical, and it’s beneficial, not only for your financial health, but for marriage and family health as well.  

If you were writing a state of the union address about your marriage, what would you say?  Believe it or not, healthy finances can go a long way in helping create a healthy marriage.  It’s not the only factor, of course, but it can play a big role.  And God has a lot to say about the way we manage our money.  That’s where we’re headed today as Ron continues his series, “Heaven Help My Home.”  

There is great power in a praying husband, but we can diminish its power if we’re not treating our wives according to the will of God.  Well, what does God say about how we should treat our wives?  Ron takes us straight to God’s Word to answer that as he gives us three things for husbands that will strengthen your marriage.