God's sovereignty and control are evident in all aspects of life, including the good and the evil. Romans 8:28 is a promise that God causes everything to work together for good, but it's not a guarantee of a trouble-free life. It's a call to trust in God's plan and to have a higher perspective, even in the midst of difficulties and challenges. The story of Corey and Betsy Ten Boom, who lived through the Holocaust and demonstrated incredible faith and forgiveness, is a powerful example of this principle. [... more]

Betsy and Elaine Brumley share the story of their father, Bob, a music publisher and songwriter who inherited a legacy from his father, Albert E. Brumley, a composer and music book publisher. Bob's passion for preserving his family's legacy and respecting the industry's roots is evident in his business practices and personal relationships. [... more]

Nancy Kelsey, a remarkable pioneer woman, was the first woman to cross overland to California from the United States. She traveled with her husband Ben and their children, facing numerous challenges and hardships along the way. Despite the difficulties, Nancy persevered, using her courage, kindness, and determination to inspire the men in the party and to make a lasting impact on the settlement of California. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone multiple surgeries. He discusses the importance of faith, theology, and music in providing comfort and hope during difficult times. Peter also reflects on the recent shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville and the impact it has had on him and his community. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on various issues, including education, the Middle East, and women's sports. Betsy DeVos discusses the potential benefits of dissolving the Department of Education and implementing school choice programs. Meanwhile, the Wounded Warrior Project's General Walt Piatt shares his experiences and insights on helping veterans transition back to civilian life. The discussion also touches on the situation in Syria, Iran, and Israel, with experts weighing in on the potential consequences of the current developments. [... more]

The 2024 presidential debate is just hours away, with Donald Trump and Joe Biden set to face off on issues like immigration policy, border security, and national security. The debate is expected to be a key moment in the election, with both candidates looking to make a strong impression on voters. The moderators, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, have been criticized for their perceived bias against Trump, but the debate is expected to be a lively and contentious one, with both candidates looking to score points on key issues. [... more]

Nancy Kelsey was the first woman to cross overland to California from the United States, joining a party of pioneers in 1841. She endured unimaginable hardships, including harsh weather, Native American attacks, and the loss of her children. Despite these challenges, she remained strong and stoic, earning her the nickname 'the Betsy Ross of California'. [... more]

Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon's youngest brother, married an American woman, Betsy Patterson, in 1803, sparking a love affair that would have far-reaching consequences for the Bonaparte family. Their son, Jerome Napoleon, would go on to become a prominent figure in American politics, serving as Secretary of the Navy and helping to establish the Federal Bureau of Investigation. [... more]

Colonel Oliver North shares his personal journey as a caregiver for his wife Betsy, who suffers from degenerative corticobasal syndrome, and how his faith has sustained him through the challenges of caregiving. He discusses the importance of trust in Christ and the need for caregivers to find peace and contentment in their situation. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming NFL draft, with guests Chris Brockman and Jason Feller, debating the likelihood of quarterbacks and wide receivers being selected in the first round. Betsy Brant joins the show to promote her new Hulu series Saint X, based on a book of the same name. The show also touches on financial literacy, with a focus on managing housing expenses and improving one's financial IQ. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic's origins are still debated, with the FBI and Department of Energy assessing a lab leak in Wuhan as the most likely cause. Meanwhile, President Biden's executive order to forgive student loans is facing opposition, with some arguing it's unconstitutional and unfair to those who have already paid off their loans. The 2024 election is heating up, with Nikki Haley and Donald Trump among those vying for the Republican nomination. Other topics include China's growing influence, the impact of the pandemic on education, and the future of the Republican Party. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses the upcoming midterm elections, criticizing the Biden administration's policies, including the vaccine mandate and critical race theory in public education. The show also touches on the Department of Education, abortion, religious freedom, the China virus, and the military's strength. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley's life story is a testament to his determination and passion for music. Born into a poor sharecropper family in Oklahoma, he walked 28 miles to attend school and eventually became a renowned songwriter, penning over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, 'I'll Fly Away'. His legacy extends beyond his music, inspiring generations with its message of hope and connection. [... more]

Hospitals are inadequately cleaned, putting patients at risk of contracting hospital infections. Caregivers can take steps to reduce this risk, such as bringing bleach wipes and gloves when visiting loved ones in the hospital, and ensuring their hands are clean before eating. Experts recommend 15 steps to reduce the risk of hospital infections, including not shaving before hospital stays and thoroughly cleaning hands before eating. [... more]

The American education system is under scrutiny as parents and families demand change, citing issues with curriculum, ideology, and lack of transparency. Former Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos shares her experiences and insights on the need for education reform, highlighting the importance of meritocracy, education freedom, and parental rights. [... more]

The UK's Boris Johnson resigns as Prime Minister, leaving a power vacuum that Vladimir Putin is eager to exploit. Meanwhile, Joe Biden's administration is struggling with high inflation, a weak economy, and a contentious climate change agenda. The US is also grappling with election integrity issues, including voter ID laws and concerns about foreign interference. Additionally, the Second Amendment is under attack, with some states restricting gun rights. The situation in Ukraine and Russia is also a major concern, with the US providing military aid to Ukraine while Russia continues to escalate its aggression. [... more]

A discussion on the current state of education, focusing on the impact of critical race theory and the importance of school choice. The conversation also touches on the border crisis, gun control, and the need for parents to have more control over their children's education. Additionally, the hosts discuss the mental health of young people and the role of parents in shaping their children's values and worldview. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley, a poor sharecropper's son from Oklahoma, walked his way to a new life in music, becoming one of America's most prolific songwriters, with over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, I'll Fly Away. [... more]

Biblical Thanksgiving is not based on our circumstances, but on the promises of God and the character of God. Jesus demonstrated this at the Last Supper, and Betsy Ten Boom showed her sister Corrie how to thank God for even the smallest and most difficult things, like fleas, as part of God's great plan and promise to turn them into something good. [... more]

North Carolina's school choice policies are under threat, but advocates like Mike Long of Parents for Educational Freedom are fighting to expand options for families, particularly those with special needs. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for alternative educational arrangements, and the Opportunity Scholarship Program has provided a lifeline for low-income families. As the gubernatorial campaign heats up, the fate of school choice in North Carolina hangs in the balance. [... more]