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Psalm 91: A Truth Satan Fears
How Satan Used Psalm 91 to Tempt Jesus
Jason and Tori Benham provide a series of practical, Bible-based principles to help couples experience stronger, healthier, and more godly marriages. They describe better ways to handle conflict, communication, and practicing “being present” with your family – especially when it’s hard.
Marriage A to Z
Marriage Assessment
Friendship in Marriage
Commitment in Marriage
The Harvest Crusade is TONIGHT at 7 PM PT! It’s going to be a night to remember, with music from Phil Wickham, Michael W. Smith, Kari Jobe Carnes, Cody Carnes, and TAYA. And a message on how people can come into a relationship with Jesus Christ form Pastor Greg Laurie.
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Well, it's hard to believe, but soon the kids will be headed back to school. Are you ready to get the new school year started on the right foot? On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West and Crystal Payne share some great advice to make your back-to-school experience easier. Then, it’s on to your questions. That’s Faith & Finance Live—where biblical wisdom meets today’s financial decisions—weekdays at 4pm Eastern/3pm Central on Moody Radio.
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Topics
Could You Survive?, Skeptical, Cookie Follow-up, Writing, Pasta
BONUS CONTENT: Could You Survive Folllow-up
Quotes:
"We Do Pasta Differently."
"You think you're good at thinking until you write."
"You don't know it as well as you think you do."
"When you write, you are forced to grapple with that."
"Staying at a distance all the time, like you may miss out on the best relationship of your life."
It’s hard to believe, but the back-to-school season is almost here. For many families, that means new schedules, new supplies, new clothes, and plenty of new expenses.
But the start of a school year doesn’t have to bring financial stress or household chaos. With a little planning, wise budgeting, and prayerful preparation, families can begin the year with greater peace and purpose.
Crystal Paine, Creator of MoneySavingMom.com and the author of The Time-Saving Mom: How to Juggle a Lot, Enjoy Your Life, and Accomplish What Matters Most. As families prepare for another school year, she offers practical advice for saving money, involving your children, creating better routines, and staying spiritually grounded amid the busyness.
Back-to-school shopping can get expensive quickly. Between clothes, shoes, backpacks, lunch boxes, crayons, uniforms, and technology, it’s easy to feel like everything needs to be purchased at once.
There will always be more you could buy, but the better question is, “What do we actually need?” Before heading to the store or filling an online cart, take inventory of what you already have. Then compare that with the school supply list and your family’s budget.
For families with older children, this can also become a valuable teaching opportunity. Crystal recommends involving teens in the process by giving them a specific back-to-school budget for clothing or supplies. Then they are responsible for deciding what they need, what they want, and how to stay within that amount.
Sometimes, they may decide to use some of their own money to buy an extra item. That can be a good thing. It helps them learn that money is limited, that choices have trade-offs, and that budgeting requires wisdom.
Another way to save time and money is to find out whether your school offers a pre-packaged supply option.
Some schools or parent organizations offer supply kits that include everything your child needs for the year. While it may not always be the least expensive option, it’s worth comparing. In some cases, buying the package can save money and certainly save time.
Instead of driving from store to store searching for specific folders, notebooks, and pencils, you can purchase one package and be done.
Crystal also recommends watching for back-to-school deals on supplies, clothing, uniforms, backpacks, lunch boxes, and even laptops. Her site, MoneySavingMom.com, regularly shares deals that can help families stretch their dollars further.
Many states offer tax-free weekends before the school year begins. These can be a helpful way to save on items you were already planning to buy.
The key is to prepare before the weekend arrives.
Start by checking whether your state offers a tax-free weekend, when it takes place, and which items are included. Every state has different rules. Some include clothing and school supplies, while others may include electronics, computers, or even certain household items.
Once you know what qualifies, review your budget. Then decide which purchases make sense for your family.
Tax-free weekends can be useful, but they are only a good deal if you are buying things you actu
Most people don't wake up one day and decide to be lonely. It just happens one busy season, one move, one life transition at a time. Author Jennie Allen talks about finding your people when relationships feel harder to build and easier to lose.
Show Notes and Resources
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