What does it take to make a good marriage? Let’s find out right now … on today’s edition of Something Good. The secret to having a healthy marriage isn’t much of a secret. The blueprint has been around for thousands of years. Today Ron continues his series, “Marriage SOS: The Secrets of a Satisfying Marriage From The Song of Solomon.”  

The institution of marriage is in real trouble in America. The one is becoming two again in record numbers. How can we reverse this trend? Is it possible to have strong, intimate and godly marriages in such a divorce-minded culture?  Ron believes it is. Today he continues his series, “Marriage SOS: The Secrets Of A Satisfying Marriage From The Song Of Solomon." Along the way, he reminds us that if we’re looking for ways to write better love songs, the place to go is to the one who produced love and marriage in the first place, God Himself.  

The institution of marriage is in real trouble in America. The one is becoming two again in record numbers. How can we reverse this trend? Is it possible to have strong, intimate and godly marriages in such a divorce-minded culture?  Ron believes it is. Today he continues his series, “Marriage SOS: The Secrets Of A Satisfying Marriage From The Song Of Solomon." Along the way, he reminds us that if we’re looking for ways to write better love songs, the place to go is to the one who produced love and marriage in the first place, God Himself.  

Love songs come and go.  But this one came and stayed. The Word of God has withstood the test of time.  It’s relevant, it’s redemptive, it’s even romantic.  It’s God’s love letter to you, and it includes a love song, an owner’s manual for love and marriage. Today Ron begins a brand new series of messages called “Marriage SOS: The Secrets of a Satisfying Marriage from the Song of Solomon.” 

What does your work ethic say about you? Are you a sluggard or an ant?  Do you do what needs to be done on your own, or do you wait for someone to tell you to do it? God has a lot to say about the way we do what we do. And on today’s broadcast, Ron shares some biblical wisdom about our work ethic in the conclusion of his teaching series, “Wise Sayings: Guidance for Everyday Life.”      

Did you know that the old-fashioned American work ethic, the one we see all the way back in the seventeenth Century, was rooted in the pages of Scripture? It’s true, our founding fathers built every aspect of our nation on God’s Word, including the idea of rewarding people who were willing to work hard. 

Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived other than Jesus Christ. So if he has something to say about money management, it’s a good idea to listen. You may not know this, but Ron’s undergraduate degree was in financial planning. Today he uses that knowledge, plus some wisdom from the book of Proverbs, to share what he calls the ten-ten-eighty financial plan. Whether you already have a financial plan in place or not, today’s teaching will almost certainly give you something to think about. 

All good gifts come from God above. That includes God’s wisdom … wisdom that, if followed, lead to a healthier, more joyful, more abundant life than we might otherwise live. As Ron continues his series, “Wise Sayings: Guidance for Everyday Life,” today, he takes us once again to the book of Proverbs, and to a somewhat controversial subject. 

All good gifts come from God above. That includes God’s wisdom … wisdom that, if followed, lead to a healthier, more joyful, more abundant life than we might otherwise live. As Ron continues his series, “Wise Sayings: Guidance for Everyday Life,” today, he takes us once again to the book of Proverbs, and to a somewhat controversial subject. 

Attention all parents, God has given you a special brand of wisdom and insight as it concerns your children.  Do not shy away from sharing it. Throughout the book of Proverbs, Solomon is seen talking to his son about the importance of making wise decisions about the friends he chooses, about sexual purity, about money management. In short, about living life God’s way. The message is clear. It’s critical that we pass along our wisdom to the next generation. I hope you can stay with us now as Ron continues his series, “Wise Sayings: Guidance for Everyday Life.”