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Ask a Pastor

Is it ever acceptable to withhold forgiveness from someone who hurt you deeply?

29 Jan 8 min

Ask a Pastor

Can someone who doubts God still be considered spiritual?

28 Jan 9 min

Ask a Pastor

How does the idea of spiritual warfare apply to everyday life?

27 Jan 8 min

GROW Model: Estate Planning | The Legacy You Leave

Estate planning isn’t just about passing down assets—it’s about passing down values. Let’s explore how to leave an inheritance of principles, not just possessions.

24 Jan 12 min

Ask a Pastor

How do you reconcile loving others with confronting them about their sins?

24 Jan 24 min

GROW Model: Estate Planning | Family Feuds or Family Harmony

Nothing stirs up drama like an unclear or poorly structured estate plan. Let’s discuss how thoughtful planning can ensure peace, not war, among your heirs.

22 Jan 12 min

GROW Model: Estate Planning | The Taxing Truth

Death and taxes may be inevitable, but excessive taxes on your estate don’t have to be. Let’s explore strategies for keeping Uncle Sam from taking too big a bite of your legacy.

21 Jan 12 min

Ask a Pastor

Why do people often feel like their prayers go unanswered?

21 Jan 23 min

GROW Model: Estate Planning |Beyond the Will

Estate planning isn’t just about writing a will—it’s about crafting a legacy. From trusts to powers of attorney, let’s unpack the essentials of creating a solid estate plan.

20 Jan 16 min

Ask a Pastor

How do you handle someone who says they’ve lost their faith completely?

20 Jan 21 min

GROW Model: Credit Management | Planning Your Credit Use for Major Goals

Whether you’re planning a dream vacation, starting a business, or buying a home, your credit can either be your best friend or worst enemy. Let’s explore how to make it an ally.

17 Jan 18 min

GROW Model: Credit Management | The Credit Repair Toolkit

Mistakes happen—missed payments, maxed-out cards, or even identity theft. The key is knowing how to bounce back. Let’s talk about the tools and strategies for credit repair.

16 Jan 14 min

GROW Model: Credit Management | Credit Card Olympics

Credit cards can feel like a double-edged sword—they offer rewards and convenience, but misuse can cut deep. How do you win gold in the credit card game?

15 Jan 13 min

GROW Model: Credit Management | The Power of Responsible Borrowing

Borrowing money can feel like making a deal with the devil—or your fairy godmother. The trick is knowing how to wield the power of credit responsibly.

14 Jan 15 min

Ask a Pastor

If God is love, why does the Bible include violent commands, such as those in the Old Testament?

14 Jan 13 min

GROW Model: Credit Management | Credit Score Chronicles

Your credit score is like your financial report card—except no one ever really explains the grading scale. Let’s dive into what makes or breaks your credit score and how to keep it in tip-top shape.

13 Jan 18 min

FEATURE| Ask a Pastor

How do you reconcile the Trinity if it’s not explicitly outlined in the Bible?

13 Jan 29 min

FEATURE| GROW Model: Risk and Retirement| Preserving Wealth and Creating a Legacy

Retirement is not just about enjoying your savings; it’s also about ensuring that your wealth is preserved for the next generation. Today, we’ll discuss strategies for managing wealth, balancing spending and saving, and creating a meaningful financial legacy.

10 Jan 24 min

FEATURE| GROW Model: Risk and Retirement| Tools of the Trade

Insurance is the safety net that protects retirees from life’s unexpected events. From health and long-term care insurance to self-insurance strategies, let’s delve into how these tools can reduce financial vulnerability and provide peace of mind.

9 Jan 13 min

FEATURE| GROW Model: Risk and Retirement| Balancing Security and Growth

Retirement planning is often a delicate balance between security and growth. Do you play it safe and protect your nest egg, or take calculated risks for potentially greater rewards? Today, we’ll explore how to navigate risk tolerance, diversification, and strategies for a financially secure future.

8 Jan 24 min