Commencement addresses are being deliver all across the country in the coming weeks, in venues as varied as grade schools and graduate schools. But what would you say to these graduates? What could be of supreme importance for them to hear?

Writing in this week’s edition of TIME, Kurt Andersen argues that the economic downturn may actually prove to be good for American culture, marking the end of a period of unsustainable excess in the way Americans handle their money. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler examines the Andersen’s argument and raises questions about its implications not…

The economic downturn has forced many Americans to delay retirement, if not abandon the concept entirely. But where does retirement fit in a Christian worldview? On today’s program, Dr. Mohler discusses these issues and traces the history of the concept of retirement in modern life.

Does where one attends college have a determinative effect on success in life? For a long time, American families have assumed so. But recent studies suggest that where students go to college is not nearly as important as what they do when they get there. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler looks at some of these…

The American economy continues to dominate the media coverage, and for good reason. But are Christians generally prepared to offer a distinctly biblical interpretation of the underlying questions swirling around in our conversations? On today’s program, Dr. Mohler discusses the moral questions at the heart of our economy.

The American overcrisis has overtaken the national consciousness from Wall Street to Main Street. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler considers the intersection of economics and the Christian worldview.

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