Everybody has an opinion on where America is headed but a lot of Christians plan to stay home on election day We take your calls live and ask why and what the Bible says about it We walk through why we vote biblical values why we look at a candidate's platform instead of their offers and what pastors can say from the pulpit Then we look at Timothy the lesser of two evils and what to do if you're thinking of running for office Why Christians Are Talking Politics Vote the Platform Not the Offer What Pastors Can Say From [... more]

John Newton, a former slave trader, recounts his life of sin and eventual conversion to Christianity, becoming a prominent figure in Christian history and influencing the abolition of the slave trade through his friendship with William Wilberforce. [... more]

The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, with Russia pulling back some troops after a major war game operation in Belarus. Meanwhile, the John Durham investigation reveals that the Hillary Clinton campaign paid a tech firm to mine internet data to establish a narrative tying then-candidate Trump to Russia. The mainstream media's complicity in this effort is also coming under scrutiny. In Canada, Justin Trudeau's government is cracking down on freedom protests, while in the U.S., concerns about crime and inflation are growing. The Ukraine crisis is also a major focus, with NATO playing a key role in the conflict. Russian military operations in Ukraine are a major concern, and the U.S. is considering providing more aid to the Ukrainian government. [... more]

Dr. Todd Rose discusses the concept of collective illusions, where people conform to a perceived majority opinion, often leading to bad decisions and social problems. He argues that this phenomenon is fueled by social media and that individuals can break free from it by exercising moral courage and speaking up in their own group. [... more]

The concept of a sacred calling in the workplace is explored, emphasizing the importance of humility, reliability, and complicity in work. Christians are encouraged to view their work as a divine calling, serving God through their daily tasks and interactions. [... more]