Tom Galisano, the founder of Paychex, shares stories about the company's unique culture and how they use pranks to boost employee satisfaction and output. He emphasizes the importance of having fun at work and how it can drive success in the end. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Titus chapter 1, discussing the dangers of false teachers and the importance of church discipline in maintaining sound doctrine and preventing the spread of error. He emphasizes the need for intolerance in dealing with those who deny the truth of the gospel and the importance of coexistence with others while remaining true to one's faith. [... more]

Carl Kirby discusses his journey to Christianity, the incompatibility of evolution with Christianity, and the importance of apologetics in sharing the gospel. He also shares his experiences as a Christian apologist and his views on creationism, science, and the role of God in the world. [... more]

When anxiety knocks at the door of your heart, let prayer answer it through adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication, positioning you to run into your Father's arms and experience peace. Biblical prayer is God's antidote to anxiety, and it's simple yet profound. If you've never placed your faith in Christ, you can do so by acknowledging your sin, asking for forgiveness, and receiving Jesus as your Savior, which brings peace and removes anxiety about what happens after you die. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the concept of anxiety and how to overcome it by choosing peace, using the biblical passage from Philippians chapter 4, verses 6 and 7, which teaches us to pray and petition with thanksgiving, and to cast our burdens on the Lord, who cares for us. [... more]

When facing impossible situations, pray and trust in God's plan. Moses' story in Exodus shows how God led the Israelites through the Red Sea, demonstrating His power and glory. We must walk by faith, not by feelings, and give God the glory when He comes through for us. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the path to eternal life is narrow and that most people will seek to enter but not be able. Jesus warns that there is a time limit to the offer of salvation, and that those who reject it will face eternal consequences. [... more]

The concept of a narrow gate to eternal life is a central theme in Christianity, emphasizing the exclusive truth of Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation. This idea is contrasted with the popular view of many paths leading to God, which is deemed wrong by Jesus. The Bible teaches that salvation demands a heart of humility and that the time limit for the offer of salvation is the length of one's life, with death being the point at which the door to eternal life is shut forever. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the 45 goals of communism and how they relate to the current state of the world, particularly in the United States. The hosts explore the first three goals, which involve accepting coexistence as the only alternative to atomic war, being willing to capitulate in preferences to engaging in atomic warfare, and developing the illusion that a total disarmament in the U.S. would be a demonstration of moral strength. They also touch on the importance of biblical principles and the need for a strong military presence to maintain moral strength and protect against aggression. [... more]

God's plans through history are unstoppable, and His character is revealed in the genealogy of Jesus, which shows that sinful people, including Moabites and Canaanites, were included in the family of faith. The genealogy also highlights the unpredictability of a personal lineage of godliness, as seen in the lives of Hezekiah, Manassah, and Josiah, and the importance of dependence on God in the face of unforeseen tests of faith and obedience. [... more]

Golf legend Davis Love III discusses the state of play with the LIV Golf Tour and the PGA Tour, while DeForest Buckner, defensive lineman for the Indianapolis Colts, shares his thoughts on the team's prospects for the upcoming season. [... more]

The Bible paints a picture of a basic depravity in humanity that can only be remedied by the grace of God through Christ. Pastor Lutzer explores the concept of human nature and sin, using the example of the Apostle Paul's conversion to illustrate how God can change even the most unlikely great sinners. [... more]

The concept of coexist is challenged as world religions are shown to have mutually exclusive, contradictory ideas of who God is and even how many gods there are. The idea that all religions lead to God is biblically and logically incorrect, and the coexist bumper sticker is factually incorrect. The book 'I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist' provides evidence for the truth of Christianity, and the concept of exclusive truth claims is discussed in relation to various world religions. [... more]