Richard Childress Racing's Mike Dillon shares his passion for Jesus Christ and how he uses his NASCAR racing and cowboy world to lead people to faith. He discusses his book, The First Hour, and his Hometown Men's Fellowship, a platform to help men deepen their relationship with God. [... more]

Understanding market valuation is crucial for making informed financial decisions. By comparing current valuations to historical data, investors can gain insights into potential future returns. Mark Biller, executive editor at Sound Mind Investing, explains how to measure market valuation and its implications for long-term investment strategies. [... more]

The Babylonian God, Murdoch, was a bull calf that Nebuchadnezzar dedicated his dynasty to, but God punished him by making him eat grass like a bull for seven years, allowing him to see the beauty of God and the importance of faith coming from hearing and speaking, which defines humans from animals. [... more]

The consecration of Aaron and his sons as high priests involves a complex ceremony where they are set apart for their role as intermediaries between God and the people. The process includes the use of blood, which symbolizes the transference of life, and the priests' participation in the sacrifice by consuming the offerings. This act of consumption makes them participants in the altar and allows them to take on the characteristics of the sacrifice, much like ancient pagan practices. The blood is a constant reminder of the sacrifice of life and the need for atonement, and its presence is a visual representation of the priests' role as representatives of the people before God and God before the people. [... 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]

The difference between the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup final is explored, with various theories on why the NHL's last round of playoffs is called the Stanley Cup Final while the NBA's is called the NBA Finals. Doris Burke joins the show to discuss the NBA Finals, the play of Jason Tatum and Stephen Curry, and the Celtics' chances in game six. [... more]

The Los Angeles Lakers' chances in the NBA bubble are discussed, with a focus on Avery Bradley's decision not to report. Major League Baseball's 60-game season and the challenges it poses are also explored. Kevin Harlan shares his thoughts on the broadcast presentation of the NBA bubble and his hopes to call a baseball game one day. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss various sports-related topics, including the Masters, Ole Miss, and the Simpsons' prediction of the coronavirus. [... more]