Born Phoebe Ann Moses in rural Ohio, Annie Oakley used her shooting skills to feed her family after her father's death. She went on to challenge and defeat gunslinger Frank Butler, becoming a manager and advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching 15,000 women over her lifetime. [... more]

Loving strangers as family is a lost art of the church, but it's a crucial part of God's heart. Practicing hospitality is not just about entertaining, but about creating space for others to feel loved and accepted. It's a gift that God gives to all believers, and it's essential for building strong communities and spreading the love of Christ. [... more]

Ordinary Christians can experience joy and connection through vulnerability, fun, and shared experiences, which can lead to a deeper understanding of eternity and heaven. Annie F. Downs discusses the importance of pursuing joy and how it can be a supernatural gift, especially in difficult times. She shares personal stories and biblical references to illustrate the connection between joy, fun, and faith. [... more]

Tatum Green and her husband Jacob faced the devastating diagnosis of their unborn child TJ with trisomy 18, and they navigated the complex emotions of grief and loss while holding onto their Christian faith. They share their story of heartbreak, hope, and healing, and how they helped their two-year-old son Sam cope with the loss of his sibling. [... more]

Annie F. Downs discusses the importance of pursuing joy and how it connects with faith, highlighting the role of vulnerability, connection, and remembering in experiencing joy. She shares personal anecdotes and biblical references to illustrate her points, emphasizing that joy is a supernatural gift that can be accessed through fun and play. [... more]

The concept of fatherlessness and the orphan spirit is explored, drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings. Guests discuss the importance of showing up and being present in relationships, and how this can be applied to spiritual fatherhood and adoption. [... more]

Annie Oakley was a shooting star, a magician whose magic wand was a gun. She fired her way to fame as the world's greatest sharpshooter, and was a fierce advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching over 15,000 women to handle guns with confidence. [... more]

Annie Oakley, a young girl from Ohio, rose to fame as a sharpshooter in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, captivating audiences with her skills and charm. She became a symbol of the American West, embodying the qualities of a strong and independent woman. Through her career, Annie Oakley advocated for women's rights, teaching thousands to shoot and promoting gun culture as a means of self-defense. Her legacy continues to inspire and fascinate people to this day. [... more]

Rekab's grandmother, Annie Mae, was a strong and loving woman who embodied the power of Christ in her life, sharing the gospel with her grandkids and living a life of holiness, despite facing challenges and hardships, and her legacy continues to inspire and teach valuable lessons about faith, forgiveness, and the importance of being a follower of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Annie Wilson, a Grammy-nominated American Christian musician and songwriter, shares her journey from a tragic loss to pursuing her music career in Nashville, blending Christian and country genres, and staying true to her faith. [... more]

Chip and Teresa Ingram share their 45-year marriage experience, discussing common challenges like money, kids, sex, and communication, and how they've learned to work through them with God's help. They emphasize the importance of communication, empathy, and understanding in their relationship, and how they've navigated hardships like cancer, financial struggles, and parenting differences. [... more]

Chip and Teresa Ingram share their 45-year marriage story, highlighting the importance of prayer, surrender, and faith in their relationship. They discuss how they met, their early struggles, and how they found hope in Jesus, leading to a deeper and more fulfilling marriage. [... more]

Annie Oakley was a renowned sharpshooter who rose to fame in the late 19th century, known for her exceptional shooting skills and advocacy for women's right to self-defense. Born Phoebe Ann Moses, she overcame a difficult childhood to become a celebrated performer and a fierce advocate for women's empowerment, teaching over 15,000 women how to handle guns with confidence. [... more]

A new major motion picture details the story of how Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson became a follower of Jesus Christ Kay Robertson Phil's wife joins Todd to talk about the movie Their son Al also joined the podcast See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Annie F. Downs shares her personal story of bravery, from leaving her hometown to pursue writing in Nashville, to leading a friend to Christ on the side of a highway. She emphasizes the importance of hearing God's voice, taking courageous steps, and being vulnerable in relationships. Annie's book, 100 Days to Brave, offers devotions for unlocking one's most courageous self. [... more]

Chasing fun can be a bridge to understanding and connecting with Jesus, even in difficult times. By prioritizing joy and laughter, we can break down defenses and build deeper connections with others, including those who don't share our faith. Annie F. Downs shares her insights on the importance of fun and vulnerability in our relationships and how it can be a powerful tool for evangelism and building community. [... more]

Born Phoebe Ann Moses in rural Ohio, Annie Oakley rose above her circumstances to become a renowned marksman and fierce advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching over 15,000 women to handle guns with confidence. [... more]

Esther Reed, a British-born woman, stood up to George Washington during the American Revolution, raising money and organizing women to sew shirts for Continental soldiers. Meanwhile, Annie Oakley, a talented marksman, became a fierce advocate for women's right to self-defense, teaching over 15,000 women to handle guns confidently. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including Christianity, conservatism, politics, Fox News, Ukraine, monkeypox, religious liberty, Jan 6th, vaccines, and depopulation. He also talks about his personal life, including his use of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 phone and his love of reading. [... more]

Ron Shelton, the author of 'The Church of Baseball, The Making of Bull Durham,' shares stories about the making of the iconic film, including how he got Kevin Costner attached to the project and how Susan Sarandon was cast. Shelton also talks about his own writing career and how he came from a working-class background to become a successful screenwriter and director. [... more]