The sports world is mourning the loss of baseball legend Willie Mays, with many athletes and fans sharing their favorite memories and stories about the iconic player. Meanwhile, the NHL playoffs are heating up, with the Edmonton Oilers facing off against the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup final. The Celtics have won their 18th NBA championship, but their celebration is taking an unexpected turn as they head to Miami to party instead of returning to Boston. [... more]

A couple fighting ALS advocates for access to experimental therapies, while a director reflects on his epic take on Napoleon Bonaparte. Meanwhile, a music legend is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and a journalist explores the intersection of faith and politics. Additionally, the dark side of electronics waste and the potential of artificial intelligence are examined. [... more]

A Canadian pastor, James Coates, shares his experience of being imprisoned for keeping his church open during the COVID-19 lockdowns in Canada. He discusses the biblical principles of obeying God rather than men and the importance of standing firm in the face of government overreach. [... more]

Pastor James Coates, a Canadian pastor, was imprisoned for keeping his church open during the COVID-19 lockdowns in Canada. He co-authored a book titled 'God versus Government' which explores the Christian's duty to God versus government. The book discusses the importance of the church gathering regularly and corporately, and the duty-bound obligation to obey Christ even when it violates governmental regulations and restrictions. [... more]

A church in Canada, Grace Life Church, has been physically closed and fenced off by police and security due to non-compliance with COVID-19 shutdown restrictions, despite no reported outbreaks. The church's pastor, James Coates, has been previously imprisoned for opening the church, and his wife, Erin, has spoken out against the government's actions, stating that it is a clear disregard for the Canadian constitution and a limitation on freedom of religion. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the intersection of Christianity and secularism, with topics including the COVID-19 vaccines, biblical theology, and the importance of faith in the face of persecution. The hosts and callers explore various perspectives on these issues, drawing on biblical teachings and personal experiences. [... more]

A Canadian pastor, James Coates, is imprisoned for holding in-person church services in defiance of COVID mandates, sparking a debate about government overreach and religious liberty. Eric Davis, a pastor and columnist, argues that Coates' imprisonment is actual persecution and that Christians should be cautious about imposing their conscience on others. [... more]

Rick Lauber, a former caregiver for his parents, shares his journey of caring for his mother with Parkinson's disease and father with Alzheimer's disease. He discusses the importance of laughter and finding the humor in difficult situations, and how it helped him cope with the challenges of caregiving. Lauber also talks about his writing and how it became a way for him to process his emotions and experiences as a caregiver. [... more]