Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of love as the fulfillment of the law, using Romans 13 as a guide. He emphasizes the importance of showing love to others, even in the face of adversity, and highlights the contrast between love and hate, as seen in the story of a fallen hero and a group of protesters. [... more]

The host discusses the cultural shift in Texas and its implications for America, emphasizing the importance of assimilation and preserving American culture. He proposes a 15-year work visa for immigrants who have been in the country for an extended period, with the possibility of sponsorship and eventual citizenship. The host also touches on the complexities of immigration and the need for a nuanced approach. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's life and ministry are a testament to his dedication and commitment to his faith. Born a Roman citizen with a Jewish heritage, Paul's upbringing and training under Gamaliel, a renowned Pharisee, prepared him for his future role as a leader in the early Christian church. Through his experiences, Paul learned to hold his convictions passionately and to trust in God's plan, even when faced with adversity. His story serves as a reminder that God does not waste any experience and that every circumstance, whether good or bad, is part of a larger plan to prepare us for our destiny. [... more]

Believers are encouraged to think about heaven and its significance in their lives. The Bible describes heaven as our eternal home, where our Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ reside. It's a place where our rewards, treasures, and inheritance are waiting for us. We should be thinking about heaven because it's where our citizenship is, our names are recorded, and our loved ones who have passed on will be reunited with us. The Bible teaches that heaven is for sinners who trusted in the shed blood of Jesus Christ for forgiveness of their sins. [... more]

The author of Rewiring Democracy discusses how AI will transform our politics, government, and citizenship, and how it can be used to aid in the democratic process, but also raises concerns about job replacement, the need for regulation, and the potential for AI to exacerbate existing problems in society. [... more]

The story of Thomas Mundy Peterson, the first black American to vote in the United States under the protection of the federal government, highlights the significance of the 15th Amendment and its impact on citizenship and voting rights. Peterson's historic vote in 1870 marked a crucial moment in the expansion of the franchise to African Americans, solidifying the right to vote as an attainable ideal of citizenship. [... more]

A discussion on the Parkland shooting and school security, highlighting the failures of the school administration and the media's lack of attention to the issue. The conversation also touches on gun control, immigration, and the implications of dual citizenship on elected officials. [... more]

Rogue judges continue to block Trump's birthright citizenship agenda, while the FBI, CIA, and Secret Service are accused of corruption and cover-ups. Meanwhile, college campuses are becoming hotbeds of anti-Semitism and anti-Christian sentiment, and pro-life legislation is being hindered by politicians who prioritize abortion. The Jeffrey Epstein case is also being revisited, with allegations of pedophilia and corruption involving high-ranking officials. [... more]

A federal judge blocks President Trump's birthright citizenship order, using a class action lawsuit to argue that infants born in the US should be granted citizenship, despite the Supreme Court's warning that nationwide injunctions are not permissible. [... more]

Zoran Momdani's nomination for New York City mayor has sparked controversy due to his radical social and economic policies, as well as his ideologies about Israel and the West. As a proud Muslim, Momdani's campaign promises include establishing government-run grocery stores, providing free services, and shifting the tax burden to richer neighborhoods. His views have been criticized for being anti-Western and pro-Islamist, raising concerns about the unusual alliance between the far left and radical Islam in European politics. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

The Supreme Court has ruled on a 6-3 decision, limiting the power of district court judges to issue nationwide injunctions, which have been used to block executive orders, including those related to birthright citizenship. This decision is seen as a victory for President Trump, who has been a target of such injunctions. However, the issue of birthright citizenship remains unresolved, and the Supreme Court's decision does not address the underlying question of whether children born to undocumented immigrants are automatically citizens. The ruling is also seen as a warning to district court judges to stop issuing injunctions that go beyond their constitutional powers and to respect the separation of powers between the branches of government. [... more]

The Supreme Court has limited the use of nationwide injunctions, which has significant implications for President Trump's agenda. The decision also has implications for the birthright citizenship executive order, which is currently being challenged in court. Meanwhile, the border has seen a significant decrease in crossings, with only 38 people attempting to cross the entire 2,000-mile-long southern border in June. The decrease is attributed to the Trump administration's policies, including the use of the military and consequences for those who attempt to cross the border. The decision to limit nationwide injunctions is seen as a victory for the president, but it may not necessarily solve the problem of the injunctions. The Supreme Court has also ruled that parents have the right to opt their children out of reading LGBTQ+ themed storybooks in public schools, which has been a contentious issue in some areas. [... more]

Paul's pathway to unshakable peace is a calming message about God's unseen hand orchestrating our peace and protection. As he navigates through trials and tribulations, he finds comfort in God's promises and trust in His plan, even in the midst of persecution and uncertainty. [... more]

Dr. Steve Pettit continues his study series on Philippians, exploring the concept of living worthy of the gospel. He emphasizes the importance of being a citizen of heaven, living a life that reflects the value of the gospel, and being steadfast in ministry and unity, as well as fearless in sharing the message. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the complexities of immigration, the importance of border control, and the impact of Marxist and socialist ideologies on American society. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to take a stand and pray for their nation, leaders, and migrant community, while also emphasizing the importance of following the proper process for becoming an American citizen. [... more]

Living a life of submission is not inconsistent with being free. Christians must submit to secular governments, families, and church leaders, while using their freedom responsibly to serve God and others. Authentic Christianity is characterized by a gracious and humble submission to serve others, and by doing good, silencing the ignorance of foolish people. [... more]

Christians are called to be subject to governing authorities, but also to stand against evil and uphold scripture and righteousness. They must navigate gray zones and depend on God's sovereignty and love, even in the face of persecution and corrupt governments. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's life before Jesus Christ is explored, revealing his Jewish heritage, education, and occupation as a tent maker. His persecution of Christians and eventual conversion on the Damascus Road are highlighted, showcasing God's sovereign preparation of Paul for his future role as a Christian leader. [... more]

Believers will one day be transformed into immortal bodies, conformed to the likeness of Jesus Christ's glorified body, and shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father. This transformation will be a supernatural event, where God will take the dust of their bodies and reconstitute and refashion them into their eternal form, perfecting who they are into who they will be. [... more]