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The Shcherbinas: From Counting Dollars to Counting Miracles
About three years ago, Andrew Shcherbina of Seattle, WA, decided to go into business installing and repairing hardwood and laminate floors. Andrew had grown up in a Christian home in his native Ukraine, but tithing and giving were not a priority.
Changing the Hardest Heart
This African businessman use to rip pages out of the Bible – until a church half a world away changed his mind about faith and tithing.
The Tithing Approach to Successful Business
Matt Eddy, president of Habersham Furniture, is running one of the most successful businessess in America, and he has a very unique business philosophy.
God's Blueprint for Success
A bad real estate deal left Richard and Sue Yubeta in financial ruin until they learned God's secret to success.
The Jesus Savings Plan
The Barthells got in credit card debt to the tune of $40,000. Even as unbelievers they found that Christian principles were the only way to get back on track.
When Life Doesn't Compute
Cary went from corporate executive to unemployed in the blink of an eye when his dot-com start-up company went under.
Taking a Chance on God
Watching his credit card debt rise to $27,000, David felt like he was going nowhere. But today his life is free of financial worries. Learn the secret that turned everything around.
Charlie DeLeo: Lady Liberty's Keeper
On a whim this native New Yorker applied for a job caring for the Statue of Liberty and spent the next 31 years as Lady Liberty's "Keeper of the Flame". Charlie DeLeo has made the 151-foot climb more than 2,500 times in his career.
Rumblings of Revival in NYC
Some expected 9/11 to crush whatever spirit the Big Apple had. But instead, it may have helped spur the rumbles of revival.
Rush of Fools: An Overnight Sensation
Rush of Fools is not just a one-hit wonder band. Their first album flew off the shelves. Now, the band is selling out venues on a nationwide tour. But, they say worship will always remain the focus.
The Shofar Blew: Jews Mark Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah is the beginning of the Jewish new year. In Israel, it's a national celebration but with deep biblical roots.
A Doubting Thomas Gets Healed
When Roy Davidson’s stomach ulcers caused him severe pain while he was on a mission trip to Haiti, Roy had to decide whether he could trust God to heal him through Spirit-filled men he barely knew.
Ted Baehr: Media-Wise Families
The MovieGuide® creator offers practical tools to help protect families from toxic cultural messages.
Regent University Celebrates 30 Years
An idea to change the world was set in motion 30 years ago this week. Read about the founding of Regent University.
Honeybee Mystery Could Hurt Food Supply
Where have all the honeybees gone? Millions are disappearing all over the world and scientists don't know why.
An Up-close Look at Rudy Giuliani
Rudy Giuliani ventured into conservative territory Tuesday with a speech at Regent University. The GOP presidential candidate won smiles with his views on leadership, but he could face some challenges on his moderate social positions.
Jerimae Yoder: Quest for Truth
Jerimae Yoder was born into a religious family, but it wasn’t until he was an adult that he discovered he’d never had a real relationship with God.
Steps to a Paid Off Mortgage
The Iretons went from choosing between food and electricity to owning a successful business and living a debt-free life. You can be free too.