When legendary Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivered Harvard's commencement address in the school's leaders expected a stirring celebration on the West Instead they got a warning that their own countries were headed toward the same grim fate already suffered by Russia Forty-five years later Charlie lays out how Solzhenitsyn has been vindicated As he foretold Men have forgotten God That is why all these terrible things have happened Support the show http www charliekirk com supportSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Christianity's under a lot of criticism lately because we've failed to act like Jesus In this program our guest teacher John Dickerson suggests that ignoring our Christian values is far more dangerous As he concludes his series Jesus Skeptic John encourages us to get back to our faith-based roots which inspired those who came before us to change the world [... more]

Beginning in Judges Chapter we see how Gideon's victory as a warrior began to inflate his ego Rather than giving glory to God he chose to act like a king who deserved special treatment In a real sense Gideon manufactured his own broken savior [... more]

Dr Mark Ward Jr continues a series entitled Technology and Entertainment with the first part of a message titled How Can I Love My Neighbor Through Social Media from Matthew - The post How Can I Love My Neighbor Through Social Media Pt appeared first on THE DAILY PLATFORM [... more]

The Lord can use your pain and suffering for his good and yours if you allow him [... more]

If you've sat in a classroom recently you'll know kids are being taught that God truth and morality are irrelevant In this program our guest teacher John Dickerson describes the impact of Christianity on society and identifies the ideologies that are turning people against God Wanna know how to protect your family [... more]

tells the story of a godly man named Joseph who faced tremendous hardship though he was completely innocent In this message Adrian Rogers reveals five principles for us to remember when nothing seems to make sense [... more]