A story of a chance meeting between two neighbors, Al Chop and Jack Powers, who became lifelong friends and went on to achieve great things in their careers. Al Chop became the head of Project Blue Book and later the VP of Public Relations for NASA, while Jack Powers worked for Daisy Manufacturing and had a unique connection to the Apollo 14 mission, where he arranged for Daisy golf balls to be taken to the moon by Alan Shepard. [... more]

In the 19th century, women's health was severely impacted by the fashion of extreme tight lacing of corsets, which led to fainting spells, displacement of ribs, and other health issues. Additionally, the use of toxic substances in makeup, wallpaper, and other products contributed to the problem, while the social expectation of women to be delicate and emotional led to the practice of swooning as a form of accepted social cue. [... more]

Stewarding a surplus isn't primarily a technical problem, it's a relational and spiritual one. A new novel, The River and the Garden, explores the journey of a family as they navigate the challenges of managing a surplus, discovering that wealth needs to be assigned a purpose according to God's vision and calling for their lives and families. [... more]

Exploring the significance of one's belief about God and its impact on daily life, relationships, and understanding of the world. Discussing the importance of a personal relationship with God, the role of faith, and the influence of one's worldview on their interactions with others. [... more]

The story of William King Solomon, a vagrant who claimed to have been a boyhood acquaintance of Henry Clay, is a renowned tale of the past in Kentucky. During a cholera epidemic in 1833, Solomon, who was living on the streets and intoxicated, refused to leave Lexington and instead began burying the dead, becoming a hero of the town. His story is a testament to the resilience and determination of the human spirit. [... more]

Couples can turn money from a source of division into an opportunity for greater unity in marriage by facing debt honestly, working through it together, and managing their finances intentionally. A cash flow plan and regular money meetings can help foster transparency and teamwork, while generosity and a shared vision can bring couples closer together. [... more]

When Jesus saw their faith, he saw the conviction and compassion of four men who tore up a roof to bring their paralyzed friend to him. This moment in Mark chapter 2 reveals the heart of Christ, who sees not just actions, but the hearts of those who serve others selflessly. The weight of recognition comes from the one who gives it, and Jesus' knowing look can be worth more than any human praise. [... more]

Nehemiah's leadership in the book of Nehemiah serves as a model for effective ministry, emphasizing the importance of not compromising with sin and the enemy. A church's worship and values are crucial, and leaders must prioritize these aspects to maintain a strong and healthy congregation. Discipline and accountability are also essential in ministry, as seen in Nehemiah's actions against those who were compromising Christian values. [... more]

George Valdez, a former cocaine drug lord, recounts his life of crime and transformation, from his childhood in Cuba to his rise as a powerful figure in the cocaine trade, and ultimately, his journey towards redemption and faith. [... more]

The story of the first Medal of Honor recipient, Assistant Surgeon Bernard Irwin, who volunteered to lead a small group to rescue a kidnapped boy, sparking the Apache Wars, a bloody conflict that lasted for over two decades and cost thousands of lives. [... more]

Barry Maguire, the CEO of McGuire's, shares the story of purchasing a 1901 car that holds a unique significance, being the only car ever made to honor God, created by the Duryea brothers, early Christians who founded the first American car company. [... more]

Self-control is a heart issue, a spirit-given ability to enjoy God's gifts without letting them replace God as our ultimate treasure. Pierce Taylor Hibbs joins Rob West to discuss how temperance shapes the way we handle money, and how it's not just about willpower or discipline, but about keeping God at the center of our desires. [... more]

The hosts of Truth Talk Live discuss who would be on their Bible All-Star team, highlighting individuals like the centurion, Paul, Abigail, and Hannah, who demonstrated remarkable faith, prayer, and wisdom in their lives. They explore how these individuals' actions and decisions had a significant impact on their communities and the world, and how they can serve as role models for us today. [... more]

A caregiver reflects on the story of the paralytic lowered through the roof in Mark's Gospel, highlighting the faith and intentionality of the four friends who carried their friend to Jesus. They discuss how Jesus saw their faith and perceived the hearts of those around him, and how this story offers hope to caregivers who often feel unseen and unappreciated. [... more]

When revival fires die down, it's essential to rekindle them by actively seeking God, focusing on His Word, and obeying His commands. Nehemiah's story in the book of Nehemiah shows how he restored the spiritual life of the people of Jerusalem, and how we can apply those principles to our own lives and ministries. [... more]

The concept of socialism is being increasingly romanticized in America, but its underlying principles are fundamentally incompatible with biblical teaching. The idea of egalitarianism, which seeks to equalize income and standard of living, is being shoehorned into the American mindset, but it ignores the reality of human nature and the importance of private property. The Bible teaches that work is a blessing and a responsibility, and that individuals should be free to pursue their own goals and ambitions without government control. In contrast, socialism seeks to control every aspect of life, including the economy, and to redistribute wealth through compulsory taxation. This approach has been tried before, with disastrous results, and it is essential that Americans understand the dangers of socialism and the importance of preserving our freedom and private property rights. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the current state of combat sports, particularly the UFC and boxing, and how they compare to WWE in terms of fan engagement and spectacle. The hosts also touch on the NFL, quarterback rankings, and the World Cup, highlighting the challenges of maintaining fan interest during the off-season. [... more]

The nature of a fire to go out is a common phenomenon in ministry and church life, as seen in the book of Nehemiah. The enemy, whether internal or external, will always try to sabotage the vision of God's people. To keep the revival fires burning, one must be aware of the presence of Tobiahs, individuals who seem spiritual but have ulterior motives, and actively work towards the ministry, being strong, courageous, and fearless. [... more]

Bill Daniels, the late Denver businessman and father of cable TV, learned the importance of ethics and integrity in business after filing bankruptcy with the Utah Stars. He made a promise to pay back his creditors, and his actions had a lasting impact on his future business ventures. [... more]

Cultivating contentment in a culture that constantly craves more is a learned behavior that requires trust and a deep understanding of one's financial status and the source of wealth. Jeff Mannion, teaching pastor of Ada Bible Church, shares his personal journey of learning contentment and the importance of generosity in breaking the grip of wealth on our lives. By focusing on what we already have and being fully alive to God and the people around us, we can navigate the challenges of prosperity and find true peace and joy. [... more]

Bart and Horvot engage in a series of trivia games, including NBA draft picks and 1990s music, with Paul as their host. They discuss various topics, from sports to music, and showcase their knowledge and wit. [... more]

As followers of Jesus, the watchword isn't mine, but yours. Not self, but others. The entire section of 1 and 2 Peter deals with how we as believers live our lives on the stage of this world, and it could be that by the way we live our lives in all of those areas, we actually attract the unbelieving world to our testimony. The church ought to be the place where the walking wounded feel at home, people who are wounded and beat up by this world should be able to come because we revel in being tender-hearted with each other. [... more]

The Bible teaches that with God on our side, we are invincible, and Satan cannot win the battle for our minds or destinies. The term Sabbath is a majestic name for God, and Jesus Christ is the Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. He must win the battle, and with Him, we can overcome any obstacle. [... more]

The gospel is the foundation of a family that transcends social boundaries, fostering charity and a shared destiny. It redefines our affections, turning selfish hearts outward in love and sacrificial self-giving. The gospel becomes the priority for which we live and sacrifice, empowering us for unselfish mission and teaching us to gladly serve and sacrifice for its sake. [... more]

According to Paul's letter to the Ephesians, God bestows unearned favor, or grace, on believers, which enables them to serve others in Christ. This special grace is given to every member of the body of Christ, not just pastors and teachers, to equip them for ministry and edification of the church. The purpose of this enabling grace is to bring believers to unity of faith and knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, and to the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ. [... more]

Sharing the gospel with others can be a powerful way to deepen one's faith and bring others closer to God. According to Fred Hagee, author of 'Give Him Jesus', 95% of Christians have never led someone to Jesus, and he believes that with preparation and a willingness to share the gospel, anyone can become a soul winner. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared to give an account of one's hope and faith, and provides practical tips and tools for sharing the gospel with others. [... more]

A group of men share their personal stories of overcoming fear, addiction, and brokenness through God's healing and sanctification. They discuss the importance of vulnerability, confession, and community in the healing process, and how God uses their experiences to help others find hope and freedom. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores America's 250th anniversary, discussing the country's founding principles, the role of Christianity, and the current state of morality. Guests Ed Vitegliano and David Wheaton examine the consequences of a nation rebelling against God, the importance of natural law, and the threat of socialism and Islam. They also discuss the need for revival, the dangers of treason, and the potential for national collapse. [... more]

Roy Benavidez, a Green Beret and US Army Special Forces veteran, shares his remarkable story of heroism and sacrifice during the Vietnam War. He recounts his experiences, including being paralyzed from the waist down after stepping on a mine, and his determination to walk again. Benavidez also describes his Medal of Honor-winning actions on May 2, 1968, where he single-handedly saved eight men from a North Vietnamese Army ambush, despite being severely wounded. His story is a testament to the bravery and selflessness of American soldiers and the enduring spirit of the US military. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of faith and culture, exploring topics such as the 4th of July celebrations, religious freedom in education, and the importance of community and meaning in addressing social issues like suicide and mental health. The conversation also touches on the role of palliative care and death doulas in end-of-life care, and the implications of AI on human nature. [... more]

The Trinity is a fundamental concept in Christianity, but some people believe it was invented by the early church. However, the Bible, including the Old Testament, reveals a plurality in the Godhead, with examples such as the angel of the Lord and the creation passage 'Let us make man in our image.' This discussion explores the Trinity in the Old Testament and its implications for our understanding of God and our relationship with Him. [... more]

Crystal Payne shares practical advice on back-to-school budgeting, including involving kids in the process and taking advantage of tax-free weekends. Rob West also answers listener questions on retirement savings, generosity, and estate planning, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing needs, building an emergency fund, and seeking professional guidance. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of making one's salvation sure, the dangers of deception, and the need for godliness and knowledge in a world filled with unrighteousness and false teachings. He also touches on current events, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the potential involvement of the deep state. [... more]

Jonah's story teaches a lesson of repentance, where he acknowledges his sin and accepts his punishment as just, demonstrating a true and faithful spirit of penitence, and ultimately leading to his deliverance from the sea and the whale. [... more]

Steve Bence recounts his experiences as a track athlete and his connection to the founding of Nike, including his time at the University of Oregon and his friendship with Steve Prefontaine, who defied the Amateur Athletic Union's rules and paved the way for athletes to earn prize money. Bence also shares stories about Bill Bowerman's innovative approach to shoe design and Phil Knight's entrepreneurial spirit, highlighting the early days of Nike and its impact on the running world. [... more]

The cycle of idolatry is a pervasive struggle in Christianity, where individuals replace God with other priorities, leading to a diminished relationship with Him. The book of Nehemiah shows the importance of confession, worship, and living by the Word of God, highlighting the need for a change of mind and heart in repentance. [... more]

Financial unrest affects many people, believers and unbelievers alike, regardless of their financial situation. It's not about money, but about our mindset and the downward pulls of the culture, the enemy, and our own human nature. By identifying and confronting the thoughts triggering unrest, we can separate spiritual fact from fiction and apply biblical solutions to achieve financial rest and peace. [... more]

The story of Jonah serves as a sober warning to every believer to be diligent in their openness and obedience to the call of God upon their lives, even when it leads to uncomfortable places and great worldly loss. [... more]

God's people, after completing a long and challenging project, are encouraged to celebrate their accomplishments together, focusing on God's faithfulness and presence in their lives. This celebration is not just about recognizing their own efforts, but about giving thanks to God for His goodness and provision. The Festival of Booths, as described in the book of Nehemiah, serves as a reminder of God's faithfulness in the past and His continued presence in the present. By coming together to celebrate, God's people can reflect on their experiences, learn from their mistakes, and grow in their faith. [... more]

Mary Surratt, a woman from Southern Maryland, becomes embroiled in a plot to kill President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War. Her son John Surratt and John Wilkes Booth hatch a plan to kidnap and ransom the President, but it ultimately leads to Lincoln's assassination. Mary Surratt's involvement in the conspiracy and her eventual trial and execution are a pivotal moment in American history. [... more]