The biblical view on paying taxes is discussed, with a focus on the responsibility of Christians to be good citizens and stewards of their finances. The conversation also touches on the importance of accountability in government and the need for Christians to trust God with their finances. [... more]

President Abraham Lincoln's final days were marked by a sense of happiness and renewal, but his life was cut short by the assassination at Ford's Theater by John Wilkes Booth. Lincoln's legacy as the great emancipator is remembered and celebrated in American history. [... more]

A census of the natural world emerges from engaging millions in nature, while a free phone app called iNaturalist identifies plants, animals, birds, and bugs. Meanwhile, a fierce debate brews over the removal of signs promoting climate change and divisive narratives at national parks, and a legendary comedian Sid Caesar's talent is being reevaluated. In other news, chef and owner of London's River Cafe Ruthie Rogers shares her story of connecting people over food, and actress Lisa Kudrow discusses her return to her iconic character Valerie Cherish in The Comeback. Additionally, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker talks about his new book and his hopes for a more perfect union, and author Arthur Brooks charts an unlikely path to happiness by learning to manage devices and live with silence. [... more]

Believers can reframe their view of taxes as evidence of God's provision, rather than just an interruption to their finances. This mindset shift can lead to gratitude, humility, and trust in God's sovereignty. Christians can also apply biblical wisdom to their financial decisions, such as prioritizing integrity and honesty in their financial dealings. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains the significance of Jesus asking his disciples who they think he is, and how this question reveals the importance of understanding God's plan for salvation. He also discusses the concept of 'lost in translation' and how it relates to Jesus' message to his disciples, and how this message is still relevant today. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians have a higher responsibility than to pay taxes to an unrighteous government. Jesus answered the question of paying taxes to Caesar by saying to render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that are God's. This principle is expanded in the New Testament, emphasizing the separation of church and state, but not the separation of state from God. [... more]

The hosts of What's Right, What's Left discuss the issue of property tax in Ohio, arguing that it is immoral and unconstitutional, and that it is being used to tax people out of their homes. They propose abolishing property tax altogether and replacing it with a consumption tax, and argue that this would be a more fair and just system. They also discuss the role of government and the importance of private property ownership, and how these issues are connected to freedom and liberty. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ is set against the backdrop of Caesar Augustus's decree, which required a census of the Roman Empire. However, God is ultimately in control, orchestrating events to bring about the fulfillment of prophecy and the birth of the Messiah. The shepherds, who were considered ceremonially unclean, are chosen to be the first human evangelists, delivering the good news of Jesus' birth to others, and their example serves as a model for biblical leadership and evangelism. [... more]

Joy is found in supporting the mission of God, and giving is a positive thing that brings eternal investment and rewards. When we give, we become partners in the kingdom of God, and our generosity pleases God, spreads the gospel, and brings fruit to our account. True joy is not found in accumulating stuff, but in recognizing God's generosity and responding with generosity to support the mission of God. [... more]

The early Christian church faced persecution, and Apostle Peter wrote letters to encourage believers to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of adversity. Peter's own life, marked by failures and successes, influenced his writing and made his letters precious to every generation of Christians. His confession of faith, 'Jesus is the Christ,' became the bedrock of the church's creed, and his letters continue to inspire and guide believers today. [... more]

The Christmas story is a powerful reminder of God's love and sacrifice, as Jesus, born in a manger, came to redeem us from sin and offer us a relationship with God. Mary and Joseph, despite facing ridicule and hardship, trusted in God's plan and played a crucial role in Jesus' birth. As we reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, we are reminded that Jesus came to give us life, not just after death, but also during life, and that we can have a personal relationship with Him through faith and forgiveness. [... more]

Paul's imprisonment and defense against Jewish accusations, Festus's role in the Roman court, and the significance of Jesus' message being shared with powerful leaders like Agrippa and Caesar. [... more]

Paul is taken to Caesarea to stand trial before Governor Felix, who is well-documented for his corruption and bribery. Paul's nephew had informed the Tribune of a plot to kill Paul, and the Tribune had sent 470 soldiers to escort Paul to Caesarea. Paul is placed in protective custody in Herod's Praetorium, where he will remain for two years. The high priest Ananias and a spokesman, Tertullus, present their case against Paul, accusing him of being a plague and a ringleader of the sect of the Nazarenes. Paul cheerfully defends himself, knowing that he is fulfilling God's plan and that the Holy Spirit will give him the words to speak. He will not deny some of the charges, but will use them as an opportunity to talk about who Jesus is and the gospel. [... more]

The story of the birth of Jesus is a remarkable tale of God's plan to redeem mankind. From the decree of Caesar Augustus to the humble circumstances of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, the story is a testament to God's supernatural plan. The birth of Jesus is not just a historical event, but a pivotal moment in human history that has far-reaching implications for all people. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Philippians emphasizes the concept of saints as separated ones unto God, emphasizing that every Christian has been set apart by faith in Christ. The letter highlights the importance of understanding and experiencing the extravagant grace of God, which is available to all believers regardless of their circumstances. [... more]

The gospel collides with culture, challenging traditional power structures and forcing individuals to confront their own understanding of God. In Acts 17, Paul's preaching in Thessalonica sparks a riot, but also brings about a community of believers committed to the rule of Jesus Christ. This encounter between the gospel and culture raises questions about the nature of God and the implications of His sovereignty. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the persecution of early Christians, the role of Paul the Apostle, and the conversion of Jewish people to Christianity, highlighting the exclusivity of the gospel and the significance of Paul's transformation from a persecutor to a persecuted believer. [... more]

The Christian resistance discusses hypocrisy in society and government, citing biblical examples and current events. They also examine the concept of human government and the image of God, and touch on the Waco siege and the actions of David Koresh. Additionally, they discuss the actions of Anthony Fauci and the potential consequences of his actions. [... more]

The Antichrist is a mysterious figure who will captivate the world and rise to global power, according to biblical prophecy. He will be a leader who will bring a false sense of peace to Israel, but ultimately lead to devastation and destruction. The Antichrist is described as a beast with ten horns and seven heads, representing a coalition of ten kings and the culmination of the seven empires that have ruled the known world. [... more]

Jesus' teaching on rendering unto Caesar what is Caesar's and unto God what is God's challenges believers to integrate faith into every sphere of life, including finances, and to prioritize the eternal over the temporal. Christians are called to be faithful stewards of God's resources, managing their finances wisely and living out their biblical values in all aspects of life. [... more]