As Christians, we are called to be responsible with the resources God gives us - so it makes sense that it would be a godly practice to use your finances in the most effective way possible. But when does that desire to maximize the impact of our finances turn into unhealthy greed? Guy from Compass Financial Services shares the warning signs he's discovered in his own life. (From the archives)

What's the volume level in your mind? If it feels chaotic and cluttered, Dr. Heidi says you can take charge. She shares real practical steps you can take to turn down the volume and put things in order.

Kristy asks Meteorologist Jeriann Ritter... Help Me Understand: What's a front and how does it affect the weather?

Highlights from the show: Silly injuries / Unique gifts / What's your donut hot take?

Just because you have investments, that doesn't mean you understand everything they're doing. Michele from Compass Financial shares some questions you can ask your financial advisor to help get a better handle on the best way to approach those investments. (From the archives)

Discontent can sneak up on you in a variety of ways - whether it's endlessly scrolling Pinterest for "inspiration," keeping so focused on the next big experience that you miss what's in front of you, or just plain comparison. Dr. Heidi shares an interaction she had with a friend that gave her an idea for how we can practice contentment in a way that keeps some of those thoughts at bay. (From the archives)

Kristy asks Nutritionist Kara Swanson... Help Me Understand: How do I read and understand food labels?

From the archives: The thing you thought was a sign that someone was rich / Accidental sockpiles / Unnecessary pet purchases

Sometimes, the best option isn't always the cheapest option. Guy from Compass Financial Services shares how you can determine for yourself what things are worth spending a little extra money for.

"Once I get the laundry done, I can have a candy bar." "If I make that phone call before lunch, I'll let myself buy that thing in my Amazon wish list." If you've ever told yourself these things, you're using external motivation. Dr. Heidi shares how these things, while not intrinsically bad, are not as sustainable as finding internal motivation. She shares what that means and how to find it.