Let me start with a question: When you walk into a room—your home, your office, a business meeting, or even a boardroom—does love walk in with you The Apostle Paul makes a stunning claim in 1 Corinthians 13:3.

Royalty usually moves in the opposite direction of poverty. Kings seek palaces, not stables. Power surrounds itself with comfort, not vulnerability. Yet the Christian story begins with a scandalous reversal: the Creator of everything entered His creation as a helpless baby, born not in a palace, but in a borrowed stable.

Great treasure hunters understand something most people miss: the treasure is not lost—it is waiting Beginning in 1969, Mel Fisher spent 5,954 consecutive days searching for the sunken Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de Atocha.

Most of us recognize the famous Star Trek line: “To boldly go where no one has gone before.” It captured the spirit of exploration—a willingness to leave safety, cross uncharted galaxies, and discover new worlds.

Have you ever imagined living 117 years? María Branyas Morera did. Born in 1907 in San Francisco, she lived through two world wars, the Spanish Civil War, and even COVID-19—surviving the virus at 113. She passed away peacefully in 2024 as the world’s oldest living person.

Do you think it's possible that the Greatest Investment Opportunity isn’t in the Market—but in the Mission? In 1974, Billy Graham convened the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism—a historic gathering that helped ignite the modern global missions movement.

Is it possible to remain faithful in a world where compromise is the norm—even with our wealth? The Bible reminds us that we live in a fallen world filled with evil deeds.

What if the field you sell today could plant seeds of eternal treasure tomorrow? In Matthew 13:44, Jesus says, “The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.”

Did you grow up among Christians who said, “Don’t drink, smoke, chew, or go with folks who do”? Lots of churches had “lists” of what to avoid and definitions of worldliness that might include things like playing cards, dancing, and shopping on Sundays.

You Can’t Take It with You was a Pulitzer Prize–winning 1936 comedic play by George Kaufman and Moss Hart that became an Academy Award–winning movie in 1938. It is about a highly eccentric extended family whose curious members involve themselves in any number of complicated situations.

John MacArthur once said, "Everything we have is on loan from the Lord, entrusted to us for awhile." The Bible teaches that God is the Creator and Owner of everything—from mountains to the smallest creatures.

Many Christians see ministry roles as more spiritual than business or everyday work. But is that a biblical view?