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I receive all kinds of calls on our Money Matters radio program. People want to know whether they should buy a new car, how much house they can afford or whether it's time to start saving for retirement. What they all need is a strategy—a financial life map.

A particularly desperate caller recently confided: "I feel so hopeless. Six collection calls already today, and it isn't even noon yet! I wish I could just start over." ... Read More

Supernatural Favor

By Joyce Meyer

When I first began my ministry, I was scared. In those days, women were not as widely accepted in the pulpit as they are today. Afraid of being rejected, I bent over backward to behave in the way I thought would please people. The only problem was that I was trying to earn approval, and it didn't work.

At the time, I knew nothing about supernatural favor. I didn't realize that favor is a part of grace. In fact, in the New Testament the words grace and favor both are translated from the Greek word charis.

The grace of God is the favor of God. And the grace of God causes good things to happen in our lives through the channel of faith. It is not by human power or might but through God's Spirit of grace that we find favor with God and man. ... Read More

The Servant Leader

The spirit of Christ is the spirit of ministry. It is in serving, healing, blessing and binding up that the children of the King most resemble their Father.

The spirit of Babylon and of Rome is the lust for power, the power to lift up or sweep away, to own, to kill and to make the lowly fear. Whether in a day laborer or a corporate king, the spirit of Christ is servanthood, ego-crucifying, self-denying, others-centered servanthood. ... Read More

Why So Many Titles?

By B. Courtney McBath

I was thinking the other morning about the many different hats I wear. I realized, to my dismay, that I have at least five different titles--Reverend, Doctor, Pastor, Senior Overseer, Bishop. Are all of these labels necessary? Are titles being misused in the church?

When I was growing up during the 1960s, my parents were extremely concerned about my respect for authority. I could not refer to the milkman as, simply, the milkman. If I didn't know his name, then he was Mr. Milkman. I was taught to reverence all schoolteachers, and had I addressed a police officer as anything other than Officer or, you guessed it, Mr. Policeman, my wise mother would have made sure I lived to regret it. ... Read More

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Moment of Truth

By Marc Nuttle

Click Here for Sample Chapter With the Christian vote more widely polarized than at any time in the past thirty years, Marc Nuttle offers a clarion call for conservative America to take a stand today for the future the country and the next generation. Moment of Truth exposes the liberal move toward one world government, the tightening of government control, the increasingly powerful Trade Uni...

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