Each day, we have the option to respond to our circumstances with either griping or gratitude. Dr. Tony Evans explains why that choice affects far more than just how we feel and reveals the connection between our perspective and our priorities.

Many Christians think stewardship is just about money or volunteering. Dr. Tony Evans stretches our understanding of stewardship, showing how God’s expectations touch every area of life, from family to work to spiritual responsibility.

Independence is something we celebrate—but Dr. Tony Evans says we can become a little too self-sufficient for our own good. He explains why God wants us to live like managers instead of owners and what happens when we forget who our true Source is.

The old saying goes, “what’s mine is mine.” But what if it isn’t? Dr. Tony Evans explores the truth that God made us managers, not owners, and explains why faithfulness with what we’ve been given matters so much to Him.

Some of the best investment advice you may ever get is not to put too much stock in yourself. Dr. Tony Evans explains why we get a much better return once we discover that Christianity isn’t just about following rules, but about living in relationship with God.

Digging Your Ditches

Some of the best investment advice you may ever get is not to put too much stock in yourself. Dr. Tony Evans explains why we get a much better return once we discover that Christianity isn’t just about following rules, but about living in relationship with God.

Even though we can’t control the future — or even see the future — that doesn’t stop us from worrying about it. But Dr. Tony Evans says that’s a habit we can stop, and he’ll tell us how to do that in this powerful message.

Traditions can be meaningful—unless they replace the message they were meant to honor. Dr. Tony Evans explains how the true heart of Christmas centers on our need for a Savior and how embracing that truth can transform everything.

Big things really can come in small packages. Dr. Tony Evans explores the birth of the baby Jesus and explains how the Child born in Bethlehem came not only to save—but to rule as King.