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Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 26, 2026

From the Battle of Fallujah to the Battle for My Soul

On this episode of Our American Stories Fernando Arroyo knew exactly what he wanted to do after watching the September attacks unfold from his high school classroom Within weeks he enlisted in the U S Army and volunteered for the nd Airborne Division By Arroyo was fighting in Fallujah where his first combat mission ended with him killing an insurgent and confronting a question that would follow him home What kind of man had war made him After three combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan Arroyo returned home carrying nightmares anger and a loss of purpose he couldn't escape Eventually [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 26, 2026

What Dr. Seuss Really Meant by The Lorax and The Grinch

On this episode of Our American Stories Dr Seuss believed children could spot a sermon coming from a mile away That's why the author behind How the Grinch Stole Christmas and The Lorax worked so carefully to give his stories moral weight without talking down to his young readers The Grinch reflected Seuss's own complicated relationship with consumerism after years spent working in advertising while The Lorax grew out of his anger over development around his California home and his belief that people had a responsibility to care for the world around them Brian Jay Jones author of Becoming Dr [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

August 21, 2026

Beauty and Two Beasts Part 2 (1 Samuel 25:1-44)

Share a commentOne careless insult can light a fuse that years of faithfulness never triggered We watch David the future king of Israel go from steady endurance to a sword-strapped march of revenge after Nabal dismisses him with contempt The shock is the point character isn't only tested by massive crises but by smaller slights that poke our pride If you've ever been cheated overlooked or repaid with harshness after doing good you'll recognize the disease of me that turns pain into payback We follow the story of Abigail and David in Samuel where Abigail shows up with courage generosity [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

August 20, 2026

Beauty and Two Beasts Part 1 (1 Samuel 25:1-44)

Share a commentA single insult can reveal what's been building in the heart for weeks maybe years We start with a haunting phrase the disease of me and track how selfishness and resentment can spread through a team a family or a church until people who should be grateful become petty reactive and hard To make it concrete we retell an unforgettable sports moment from the Los Angeles Lakers the team rallies without its star then falls apart when the spotlight returns It's a picture of what happens when recognition matters more than character Then we open our Bibles to [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 18, 2026

The Power of Spiritual Training in the Transformation Process, Part 2

It's a fact One of the leading causes of mental illness is unforgiveness The results of unforgiveness are unmistakable - bitterness envy wrath It creates a life eaten up by anger and pain But the power of forgiveness is undeniable It restores it heals it soothes Chip gives you some very practical tools that can help you begin the habit of giving and receiving forgiveness ResourcesMessage NotesSpecial OffersConnect - - WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookYouTubePartner With UsDonate Online - - [... more]

The Masculine Journey

Sam Main

August 15, 2026

Comfort Seekers After Hours

The pursuit of comfort outside of God can lead to a cycle of seeking temporary relief in things like food, relationships, and material possessions. However, true comfort and peace can only be found in a deep trust in God and His truth, which requires seeking Him first and inviting Him into our lives to bring healing and understanding to our emotions and experiences. [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 14, 2026

The Role of Spiritual Training in the Transformation Process, Part 2

Unresolved anger can destroy relationships and give demonic powers a foothold in your heart and spirit. Chip Ingram teaches how to stay on the right side of the line between being angry and sinning, and how to use I-feel messages and direct requests to deal with anger appropriately. [... more]

Destined for Victory

Pastor Paul Sheppard

August 13, 2026

Being Holy, Being Human pt. 4 (cont'd)

Jesus modeled righteous anger for us, and it's okay to be angry without being in sin. However, we must learn to operate by being true to how we feel, and not let our emotions lead us into sin. We also need to give people permission to be imperfect and learn to exhale, letting go of our burdens and trusting God to supply us with the strength we need. [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 13, 2026

The Role of Spiritual Training in the Transformation Process, Part 1

God teaches Chip Ingram that no amount of trying harder or sincerity can bring about change in certain areas of life, requiring spiritual training instead. Chip shares his personal experience of learning this concept through a conversation with his son, Ryan, who struggled with lying, and how he introduced the idea of spiritual training to Ryan by comparing it to physical training at the gym. Chip emphasizes the importance of honesty, emotional control, and dealing with anger appropriately, and how these habits can be developed through practice and training. [... more]

Destined for Victory

Pastor Paul Sheppard

August 12, 2026

Being Holy, Being Human pt. 4

Living an authentic Christian life requires balance and emotional intelligence. Jesus modeled a life of balance, cultivating a support system, reconciling relationships, establishing boundaries, and expressing emotions. By learning to exhale and express emotions, individuals can avoid suffering in silence and develop healthier relationships. A balanced life is not just about spiritual development, but also about nurturing one's soul and managing emotions in a way that glorifies God and benefits those around us. [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

August 11, 2026

It Takes Discipline to Do Discipline

The importance of discipline in shaping the heart and behavior of individuals, particularly children, is emphasized through biblical verses and personal anecdotes. Effective discipline involves executing consequences speedily, receiving rebuke with an open heart, and speaking truth in love to others. This approach is contrasted with the consequences of delayed justice, which can lead to a heart fully set on evil. By studying and applying the edict of the king, as outlined in Ecclesiastes 8:11, individuals can grow in truth and fulfill their work against evil. [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 11, 2026

How to "Break Out" of a Destructive Cycle, Part 1

A believer's life not changing is an oxymoron, as it contradicts who they are in Christ. Moral purity is a key aspect of a new lifestyle, and it's not about external behaviors, but about drawing closer to God and resolving issues of identity. The Apostle Paul teaches that we must put off the old self and put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness. [... more]

Breaking Barriers

Andrew Hopper | Mercy Hill Church

August 09, 2026

Quick and Slow - James 1:19-21 - Built

The Bible teaches that God calls us to listen and respond without ungodly anger, and that we should strive to be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. This is a call to maturity and a chance to lead our families and communities in a more righteous way. By repenting of our anger and seeking God's forgiveness, we can allow him to heal our hearts and minds, and grow in our knowledge of him. [... more]

Encouraging Prayer

James Banks

August 08, 2026

Get 'Em, God!

Imprecatory prayers, a concept where believers ask God to bring justice and vengeance, are explored in Scripture, including the Psalms and Revelation. Dr. James Banks discusses the importance of praying for justice, especially in situations where evil is being perpetrated, while also emphasizing the need for forgiveness and a pure heart in prayer. [... more]

Family Life Today

Dave and Ann Wilson

August 06, 2026

How to Forgive Someone After Deep Hurt: Chris Singleton

Chris Singleton shares his personal story of losing his mother in a mass shooting at Mother Emmanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston, South Carolina, and how he found forgiveness and strengthened his faith in the process. He discusses his journey as a professional baseball player, his marriage, and his current work as an inspirational speaker and author, teaching love and unity in practical ways. [... more]

Break Point

John Stonestreet

July 31, 2026

Fauci and the Definition of Science, Berlin Attack, and Transgender Inconsistencies

The intersection of science, morality, and faith is explored in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the role of Anthony Fauci, and the implications for Christian worldview. The discussion also touches on identity politics, transgender issues, and the rise of artificial intelligence, as well as the importance of a theology of death in the face of hospice care and bioethics. [... more]

Pathway to Victory

Dr. Robert Jeffress

July 30, 2026

Keep Your Cool When Things Get Hot – Secret #9

Controlling anger is crucial for success in life, and the Bible offers practical wisdom on how to manage anger, including taking an emotional timeout, analyzing the cause of anger, learning to overlook minor offenses, forgiving major offenses, and dealing with anger in relationships. [... more]

Building Relationships

Dr. Gary Chapman

July 25, 2026

Teen’s Guide to Conflict | Dr. Jennifer Thomas

Teens can learn to navigate conflict, manage anger, and build stronger relationships with their parents and peers by developing essential skills such as communication, empathy, and emotional intelligence. Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Jennifer Thomas share practical tools and strategies in their book, A Teen's Guide to Conflict, to help teenagers develop healthy relationships and resolve conflicts in a positive way. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

July 24, 2026

Posting Guards . . . Seasoning Words (Exodus 20:7)

The use of God's name is a serious matter, with three primary ways of taking it in vain: profanity, hypocrisy, and insincerity. Profanity involves using God's name in the wrong context, often due to being uninformed or uncontrolled. Hypocrisy involves using God's name for the wrong reason, such as to impress others. Insincerity involves using God's name without reverence, reason, or repetition. The proper use of God's name is essential for reverence, representation, and revelation, as stated in the third commandment. [... more]

Family Life Today

Dave and Ann Wilson

July 17, 2026

Can a Marriage Survive Infidelity? Why Forgiveness Isn't the Same as Trust--Justin and Trisha Davis

Justin and Tricia Davis share their personal story of overcoming betrayal trauma, forgiveness, and healing in their marriage, highlighting the importance of acknowledging wounds, naming pain, and breaking cycles of hurt and resentment. They discuss the difference between forgiveness and trust, and how to create a safe and open environment for honest conversations and vulnerability. [... more]