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Wisdom for the Heart Podcast Logo
Wisdom for the Heart
Dr. Stephen Davey
April 07, 2026
The foundation of love is obedience to the truth, which is a reference to the gospel and salvation. Genuine love is sincere, without hypocrisy, and fervent, stretching to the limits of one's capacity. It is an internal principle initiated by the indwelling Holy Spirit, who produces love as the first fruit of the Spirit. Believers are in a new family, related by the blood of Christ, and are under a new authority, the word of the Lord, which endures forever. [... more]
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Faith And Finance
Rob West
March 03, 2026
Investors can pursue both financial performance and positive social impact through disciplined, values-aligned investing. Praxis Investment Management offers a faith-based approach to investing, integrating impact considerations without compromising financial rigor. By focusing on long-term orientation and patient, active engagement, investors can achieve competitive returns while contributing to good in the world. [... more]
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Carolina Journal Radio
Nick Craig
February 17, 2026
The U.S. Department of Energy invests $175 million in upgrading coal-fired power plants across the nation, including a major facility in North Carolina. The funding aims to strengthen the power grid, keep electricity affordable and reliable, and preserve energy jobs. Meanwhile, the North Carolina State Board of Elections investigates reports of voter registration fraud, including individuals impersonating election officials and providing misinformation to voters. [... more]
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The Todd Starnes Show
Todd Starnes
December 29, 2025
Memphis Zoo named an orangutan Ruhana after a pioneering advocate for women's rights, sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Playhouse on the Square's drag show in The Wizard of Oz has parents upset, and the Memphis school system is in need of a state takeover due to poor performance. The city is also seeing a decline in crime, with serious crime at a 25-year low. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
December 09, 2025
A discussion on the current state of politics, including Trump's job performance, and the portrayal of Islamism in media. The hosts also touch on the topic of immigration, highlighting the importance of controlled legal immigration. Additionally, they discuss the issue of identity theft and the importance of protecting personal information during the holiday season. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
December 09, 2025
Jasmine Crockett launches her run for John Cornyn's Senate seat in Texas Her competitor James Talarico blames Elon Musk for the reason there is poverty in America Netflix's upcoming film Queen of Coal features a man who transitions to a woman then has to fight against his 'conservative small-town community' while working in the coal mines of Argentina Grocery chain Stew Leonard's goes viral for 'addictive' butter-dipped ice cream cones Gene Simmons has a CLASSIC response when asked if he voted for Trump in Trump doubles down on his comments on Somali immigrants and resurfaces the story about Ilhan Omar [... more]
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The Todd Starnes Show
Todd Starnes
October 08, 2025
The Democrat Party is becoming increasingly radicalized, and its control over Memphis is being challenged by a growing sense of discontent among residents. Meanwhile, the city is experiencing a surge in crime, and the Memphis Safe Task Force has made over 800 arrests since last week. In other news, the AI arms race is being hindered by an energy crisis, and Democrats are canceling pipelines and blocking drilling. Financial experts are advising people to review their employee benefits and take advantage of long-term financial planning tools. [... more]
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Carolina Journal Radio
Nick Craig
October 02, 2025
A federal government shutdown continues as the Senate fails to pass a continuing resolution, while Duke Energy announces a new energy plan that prioritizes nuclear power, natural gas, and coal over renewable energy sources. In North Carolina, wildfires pose a growing threat, and the state's university system sues chemical giant Monsanto over toxic chemicals in a building. Meanwhile, a change in state law may allow poll observers from both major parties to monitor municipal elections. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
August 04, 2025
Harrison Mays, a coal miner from Appalachia, dedicates his life to spreading God's message after a near-death experience. He creates thousands of roadside crosses and hearts, and mails empty whiskey bottles with Scripture to people around the world. Meanwhile, a new audio course about the gut microbiome reveals the importance of keeping the gut happy. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
July 21, 2025
Big Brutus, a massive 11 million-pound machine, played a crucial role in the industrialization of modern America by digging 11 square miles of territory at 40 to 60 foot depths, helping power the country's growth. Its story is a testament to human ingenuity and the importance of preserving mining history. [... more]
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Moody Church Hour
Pastor Philip Miller
June 22, 2025
Jonah's journey to coming home to God involves recognition, remembrance, repentance, and redemption. He realizes that God's discipline is intended for his redemption, remembers the Lord's covenant faithfulness, repents of his idolatry, and returns to the hope of the Lord's steadfast love. Through this process, Jonah experiences the Lord's mercy and grace, and ultimately, his salvation belongs to the Lord. [... more]
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CBS Sunday Morning
Jane Pauley
August 18, 2024
The Democratic National Convention is underway in Chicago, where Vice President Kamala Harris will formally accept her party's nomination for president. Meanwhile, a coal miner in West Virginia is struggling with black lung disease, a condition that is affecting more and more young miners. In Florida, author Carl Hiaasen is bringing his unique brand of satire to the small screen with his novel Bad Monkey. And in a conversation with H.R. McMaster, the former national security advisor shares his insights on the Trump administration and its impact on the world. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
July 31, 2024
Harrison Mays, a coal miner from rural Appalachia, traded his life for a lifetime of coal dust after his family moved to a coal camp. He spent most of his days working in the mine, but his childhood was over when he turned 14 and was forced to work in the coal mine instead of pursuing his dream of becoming a preacher. Harrison's life took a dramatic turn after a near-fatal accident in the mine, and he dedicated his life to spreading God's message through his roadside crosses and signs. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
June 18, 2024
The Amazon Army, a group of women from diverse nationalities, marched through the coal mining region of Southeast Kansas in 1921 to protest the Industrial Court Act and support their husbands' union efforts. The women's determination and bravery led to a significant impact on the labor rights movement and the eventual repeal of the act. [... more]
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Moody Church Hour
Pastor Philip Miller
June 16, 2024
Jonah's journey to spiritual growth and redemption is a powerful reminder of God's mercy and discipline. As he faces the consequences of his disobedience, Jonah comes to recognize God's sovereignty and love, leading him to repentance and a deeper understanding of God's covenant faithfulness. Ultimately, Jonah's story is a testament to the transformative power of God's salvation, which belongs to the Lord alone. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
January 23, 2024
A Florida man was arrested for stealing construction supplies in a USPS truck, and another was accused of planting recording devices in his ex-girlfriend's home. Energy developer Xcel Energy is closing coal power plants to meet eco goals, but this may jeopardize power for millions. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals dealt a setback to Biden's energy restrictions, calling them arbitrary and capricious. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
January 23, 2024
Nikki Haley's chances in the New Hampshire primary are uncertain, while Donald Trump leads in the polls. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has ruled against Texas on the use of razor wire at the border, and Kamala Harris has sparked controversy with her comments on abortion and reproductive health. [... more]
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What's Right What's Left
Pastor Ernie Sanders
January 17, 2024
The existence of fossil fuels is being questioned as scientists discover that hydrocarbons can be formed without the need for ancient organic material. This challenges the conventional understanding of energy sources and has significant implications for climate change policy and our reliance on fossil fuels. Experts argue that the sun may be the primary cause of climate change, not CO2, and that renewable energy sources are not yet viable alternatives. [... more]
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CBS Sunday Morning
Jane Pauley
December 10, 2023
The debilitating effects of postpartum depression and a promising new treatment are explored, while in coal country, a growing number of young miners are falling ill with black lung disease, and the legacy of television legend Norman Lear is celebrated for his pioneering work in transforming the medium and culture. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
November 28, 2023
Big Brutus, a massive 11 million-pound machine, played a significant part in preserving mining history in southeast Kansas. With its 15,000 horsepower and ability to dig 11 square miles of territory, Brutus helped power the industrialization of modern America, employing only three men to operate it. [... more]
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