The health and future of the Church is tied to the well-being of humanity Start Truth Rising The Study for free today at colsoncenter org study [... more]

Living the Enoch Lifestyle Walking Above the Noise Until He Comes In a world filled with spiritual noise chaos and uncertainty how do believers live with unwavering faith Join author and Bible teacher Dr Greg Hinnant as he continues an in-depth study on the Old Testament patriarch Enoch a man who defied the culture of his day to truly walk with God How did Enoch step out of the ordinary into the extraordinary By anchoring his faith in the unchanging faithfulness and integrity of God In this episode Dr Hinnant unpacks the profound mystery of biblical translation Hebrews and draws [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories on May a large oak tree stood in the middle of some of the fiercest fighting of the Civil War For nearly hours Union and Confederate soldiers battled at close range at the Bloody Angle during the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House Thousands of bullets ripped through the air and so many struck the oak that they eventually cut through its trunk and brought the tree crashing down What remained was a shattered bullet-riddled stump In this installment of our American Objects series Ashley Hlebinsky shares the story of the Spotsylvania Stump Support [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories on the morning of September Peter Braxton became the first military pilot in the air over the burning Twin Towers on what was his very first day on the job Not long after he flew multiple combat tours in the Middle East before eventually retiring from the Air Force In this story Peter shares what happened when he received a phone call shortly after retirement that began with an unexpected question Do you still have your uniform Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donateSee [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories they wanted to serve their country but the U S military wouldn't let women fly its planes So in a remarkable group of American women crossed the Atlantic and joined Britain's Air Transport Auxiliary ferrying Spitfires bombers and battered aircraft between factories repair depots and frontline airfields Some arrived as stunt pilots and flying instructors Others were college graduates debutantes or women who had scraped together everything they had just to learn how to fly Their job was extraordinarily dangerous They could be handed an aircraft they'd never flown before and given little [... more]

Please text us your thoughts on this episode We love hearing from you Gospel Blessings In this powerful series from Him We Proclaim Pastor John Fonville takes us deep into the heart of the gospel where astonishment meets assurance and where grace becomes the foundation for true obedience Whether it's the boy Jesus in the temple revealing His divine mission the Spirit's outpouring at Pentecost or the profound comfort found in the promises of the Good Shepherd each message unfolds the beauty and sufficiency of Christ Through passages in Luke John Romans Corinthians and more we explore the work of [... more]

A Statesville family was featured at a White House event highlighting school choice as the Trump administration continues promoting expanded education options for families nationwide Meanwhile two Lenoir County women have pleaded guilty in a COVID-related fraud case The program also examines concerns from CaptiveAire President Bob Luddy who says tariffs are creating challenges for small businesses Andrew Pomeranz of Carolina Journal joins the program to discuss state Sen Bobby Hanig's decision to retire from the General Assembly and what his departure could mean for the legislature See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Former Pro Bowl OT Terron Armstead joins Rich in-studio where he reveals what it was like watching his former Saints teammate Drew Brees go into the Pro Football Hall of Fame why he thinks the Falcons are in good hands with Tua Tagovailoa at QB why he's buying stock in John Harbaugh's New York Giants which teams have the best offensive line to handle a possible Rams' Aaron Donald Myles Garrett combo and if Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs can return to the playoffs after missing out last season In 'What's More Likely' Rich weighs in on the Chargers ers [... more]

THU HR Ernie Sanders expresses his belief in needing to sanction Iran and what he thinks Iran's opinion of us is Randy reads a story about Muslims in muracco Pastor Sanders talks about how he is the reason conservative talk shows are on the air and how many babies are saved because of him Christians killed in Africa PA voting predictions Sanders claims those who don't vote don't deserve freedom See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Rich weighs in on Vita Vea ending his hold-in after the DT signed a -year contract extension with the Buccaneers and plays the 'NFL Win-Loss Game' with a Chicago Bears fan Rich and Brockman discuss the latest controversies surrounding MLB umpiring snafus and play the 'NFL Win-Loss Game' with a Denver Broncos fan and with Dallas Cowboys honk TJ The guys react to Oregon Head Football Coach Dan Lanning delivering on his promise to send TJ a pair of special Air Jordans in exchange for adding a Ducks pennant to his already crowded wall of teams he roots for Learn [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories on Easter Sunday -year-old Air Force navigator Gene Hambleton was shot out of the sky over Vietnam He landed wounded and alone in the middle of the North Vietnamese Army's massive Easter Offensive surrounded by tens of thousands of enemy troops Worse Hambleton possessed some of America's most sensitive knowledge of missiles electronic warfare and nuclear targeting The order was clear bring him home What followed became the largest and most complex search-and-rescue operation of the Vietnam War This is the extraordinary story of Bat Bravo and the astonishing price Americans were willing [... more]

Wed hr Pledge Week Pastor talks about how persecuted the right are because of Obama and Biden Our government has no authority The politicians police and people of Michigan are all Muslims They play a film trailer over the air for Wolves in white Coats then discuss how tom boys are turning trans See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Dan Lanning, the head coach of the Oregon Ducks, discusses the challenges of college football, including the name, image, and likeness policy, and the potential for a longer college football season. He also talks about his team's prospects and the importance of player development. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen engages in a humorous exchange with Lanning about the Oregon Ducks' Jordan collection and the possibility of adding the team to his banner. [... more]

The history of television dates back to the telegraph in 1837, with early pioneers like John Baird and Philo Farnsworth making significant contributions to its development. The invention of electronic television in the 1920s revolutionized the way people consumed media, but it wasn't until the 1950s that color television became a reality. The advent of digital television in the 1990s brought about a new era of high-definition viewing, and the rise of cable and satellite TV expanded the reach of television to a global audience. [... more]

The Canadian healthcare system's MAID program has been criticized for allowing euthanasia against a patient's will, while the US Secret Service has thwarted death threats against the President. Meanwhile, the Democrat primary has been marred by allegations of election cheating, and the abortion debate continues to rage on. [... more]

The Christian Resistance discusses the pro-life movement, abortion, and the threat of Sharia law in America. They also touch on Iran's brutal treatment of women and the importance of protecting Christianity in the face of increasing persecution. [... more]

A former Marine pilot shares his story of trauma, moral injury, and resilience after a 12-second helicopter crash that killed three of his comrades. He discusses how he found hope and healing through his faith and the support of others, and how he has since dedicated his life to helping others deal with their own traumatic experiences. [... more]

Critics argue that New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani's plan to impose state-run grocery stores across the city is a larger assault on the principle of private property and an attempt to erode government accountability. They claim that the plan will drive out independent mom and pop grocers, known as bodegas, and lead to bureaucratic procedures and inefficiencies. [... more]

Phil Cochran, a former fighter pilot, shares his lessons learned at the speed of sound, drawing parallels between his experiences in the cockpit and the Christian life, emphasizing the importance of faith, discipline, and trust in following God's Word and living a life of spiritual truth. [... more]

Financial decisions are not just about numbers, but about values and priorities. Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical guidance to help individuals plan for the future, make informed investment decisions, and achieve financial independence while staying true to their faith. [... more]

In 1943, the United States Air Force had one problem: weather was hampering operations. The British offered to trade their radar technology for American guns, boats, and ammunition, and the US built the first operational radar sets to be put in specially equipped B-17s. The 482nd Bomb Group, led by the 8th Air Force Pathfinders, was tasked with using radar to navigate and bomb through overcast skies, and on March 4th, 1943, they successfully reached Berlin, with 39 bombers continuing to the target despite a radio recall and bad weather. [... more]

The concept of toxic masculinity is a complex issue that has been shaped by historical and cultural factors. A scholar argues that the Industrial Revolution marked a turning point in the way men were perceived, leading to a decline in their caretaking role and an increase in individualism. She also suggests that the secularization of society has contributed to the problem, as men have become less bound by biblical principles. The scholar notes that Christian men who are committed to their faith tend to have healthier relationships and are more loving and engaged husbands and fathers, but that nominal Christians often fit the toxic stereotypes. She argues that the church needs to reach out to these men and offer a more effective discipleship. [... more]

Living the Enoch Lifestyle The -Year Secret Until He Comes What does it really mean to walk with God in a world that has completely lost its way In this episode Bible teacher Greg Hinnant returns to our series Living the Enoch Lifestyle to unearth surprising little-known and illuminating truths about one of the Bible's most mysterious figures Scripture calls Enoch the seventh from Adam But what is the weighty spiritual message hidden within that title We're diving deep into a mind-boggling timeline Enoch was Adam's contemporary for years Imagine the firsthand instruction the brokenhearted accounts of Eden and the [... more]

The discussion revolves around the topics of women in combat, the rise of socialism and communism, the implications of AI technology and data centers, and the importance of Christianity in the face of the end times. The conversation touches on various issues, including the Democratic Party's policies, the role of women in society, and the potential consequences of emerging technologies. [... more]

Dr. Benjamin Rush was a founding father who boldly opposed slavery, believing that the claim to God-given rights had to apply to everyone, including slaves. He was a social reformer, physician, and chemist who served as an army doctor and professor, and his Christian conviction informed his work, including his advocacy for abolition and his treatment of mental illness. [... more]

The discussion centers around the apparent disconnect between Vice President J.D. Vance and President Trump, with Vance seemingly at odds with the administration's stance on China and Russia. Meanwhile, the US is dealing with the aftermath of Canada's devastating wildfires, which have led to hazardous air quality and economic losses. Additionally, concerns about election interference and identity theft are raised, as well as issues with food safety and airline policies. [... 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]

Rich Eisen discusses the World Cup, LeBron James' free agency, and the Tennessee Titans' upcoming season. He also talks to Matt Damon about his new movie, The Odyssey, and his experience working with Christopher Nolan. [... more]

A study of 122 years of mortality rates in the U.S. reveals significant shifts in suicide trends, pointing to the role of societal factors and the church in offering hope. The data highlights the connection between technology, family structures, and increased screen use, as well as the impact of cultural shifts towards radical autonomy and expressive individualism. [... more]

Financial anxiety can weigh heavily on our hearts, but Jesus invites us to see reality differently, reminding us that our Father knows what we need and will care for us. He encourages us to look beyond our control and trust in His care, rather than relying on our own planning and striving. By releasing what we cannot control and seeking wisdom, we can find peace and security in God, rather than in our income or investments. [... more]

The invention of air conditioning had a profound impact on American society, transforming the way people lived, worked, and entertained themselves. From its humble beginnings in the 19th century to its widespread adoption in the 20th century, air conditioning reshaped the country, making it possible to live almost anywhere and changing the entertainment industry forever. [... more]

The Iranian threat against President Trump has deepened the mystery surrounding Air Force One, with new intelligence revealing a fresh Iranian plot to assassinate the president. The Memorandum of Understanding between the US and Iran has been compromised, and the ceasefire is over. The ACLJ is celebrating America's 250th birthday and defending the American ideals that have made the country strong. Christians are encouraged to pray for President Trump and the Iranian leadership, seeking a change of heart and a rejection of apocalyptic theology. [... more]

Steve Farrar encourages men to prioritize their families and lead with biblical manhood, teaching their sons to fear the Lord and be connected instead of distracted. He shares personal stories of his own experiences as a father, including a moment when his son confessed to using alcohol and marijuana, and how he responded with compassion and guidance. Farrar emphasizes the importance of discipline and responsibility in raising children, and how fathers represent God to their kids. [... more]

God has called men to lead their families lovingly before Christ, and as such, they must love God deeply and teach their sons diligently, starting with the basics of loving God and His Word, and then applying it to their daily lives, making it a natural part of their conversations and interactions with their children. [... more]

Theologian Thaddeus Williams explores the implications of Charles Darwin's horrid doubt, questioning the value of human reason and morality in an atheistic worldview. He presents nine profound reasons why the material world cannot account for non-material realities, and argues that a Christian worldview provides a foundation for truth, freedom, and purpose. [... more]

The 4th of July celebration is a time to come together and celebrate America's history and freedom, but the media often tries to tear it down with negative reporting and bias. This year's celebration marks the 250th anniversary of the country, and many are looking forward to the fireworks, concerts, and other events. However, some in the media are trying to frame the celebration as a time for politics and controversy, rather than a time for joy and patriotism. [... more]

The US Supreme Court has made several significant decisions, including blocking a Federal Reserve takeover plan and allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by election day to be included. Meanwhile, a heat wave is gripping Europe, with some countries experiencing temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The French government has blamed the US for the heat wave, claiming that the country's high rate of air conditioning use is contributing to the problem. However, experts say that the heat wave is actually caused by a natural weather pattern known as the Omega block, which is not related to climate change. In other news, the Lebanese government has formed an alliance with the Israeli government, and the US has been helping to facilitate this alliance. Additionally, a Texas Senate candidate has sparked controversy with comments about his personal life and his views on issues such as gun control and immigration. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the theme of sin and temptation in the Garden of Eden, highlighting the three categories of temptation: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. He also discusses the importance of guarding our thoughts and being careful about what we expose ourselves to, and how we can resist sin and the power of the Lord. [... more]

The story of First Lieutenant Michael Joseph Blassey, a Vietnam War pilot whose remains were mistakenly buried as the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery, is revealed. The discovery of his identity and the subsequent disinterment of his remains is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by American servicemen and the importance of honoring their memories. [... more]

Rich Eisen reminisces with Linda Cohn about their time on SportsCenter, sharing stories of their early days, memorable moments, and the camaraderie of the ESPN crew. They discuss their experiences as sports journalists, the evolution of broadcasting, and the importance of entertainment in their work. [... more]