President Trump's 300-plus executive orders and actions are underway, including freezing all programs except for direct aid and offering buyouts to federal workers. The investigation into the horrific plane crash is ongoing, with a focus on staffing issues and air traffic controller training. Confirmation hearings for RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard are underway, with Cash Patel's nomination for FBI Director also being considered. Meanwhile, the situation in Ukraine and Russia is being closely monitored, with General H.R. McMaster discussing the importance of consistent long-term support for Ukraine. The president's focus on education reform, including school choice and combating CRT, is also being highlighted. Additionally, the aftermath of the California wildfires is being discussed, with Jake Steinfeld sharing his personal experience and frustration with the lack of leadership and support from local officials. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation hearings for Director of National Intelligence are underway, with some Republicans showing support for her nomination. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is defending whistleblowers, including Marcus Allen, who was mistreated by the FBI's security division. The organization is also pushing for transparency in the Senate confirmation process. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation hearing as Director of National Intelligence has been marked by intense scrutiny and attacks from the deep state and radical left, but she has shown remarkable courage and commitment to reforming the intelligence community and protecting whistleblowers. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for RFK Jr. are underway, and it's a circus. Elizabeth Warren is having a meltdown, and Bernie Sanders is upset over some onesies. Meanwhile, Caroline Kennedy is making accusations against her cousin RFK Jr., and the media is eating it up. The conversation also turns to the issue of conservative women, including Melania Trump, and the media's treatment of them. Additionally, the topic of critical race theory and affirmative action comes up, and the discussion gets heated. [... more]

The Biden administration's final press conference was marred by controversy as Karine Jean-Pierre refused to let John Kirby speak about the Israel-Hamas deal, instead making it about herself. Meanwhile, the Trump team is preparing to take over and implement the deal. In related news, confirmation hearings for the new administration are underway, with some Democrats trying to use hypothetical scenarios to attack the nominees. Additionally, the role of attorney generals in shaping the country's laws and policies is being highlighted, with some states working to support conservative ideals and uphold the Constitution. [... more]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis joins the show to discuss his plans for a special session to tackle the immigration crisis, while also addressing concerns about the red flag law and the potential for the weaponization of the Department of Justice. Meanwhile, a ceasefire deal is reached in the Israel-Gaza conflict, but questions remain about the terms of the agreement and who should be credited with its success. The show also touches on the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, the controversy surrounding Mayor Karen Bass's absence during the crisis, and the ongoing debate about the role of the media in shaping public opinion. [... more]

The Israel-Hamas conflict has reached a ceasefire deal, with a six-week pause on fighting in Gaza and a phased release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners. The US presidential transition brings a new administration that may change the calculus for the conflict, with President Trump's statements on the issue and the appointment of a new Mideast envoy. Meanwhile, the Senate confirmation hearings for President Trump's national security team continue, with nominees facing scrutiny on their views on US foreign policy and national security. [... more]

The Biden family's overseas business dealings are under investigation, with evidence of secret foreign schemes and money laundering. Meanwhile, the Trump effect is being felt in the Middle East, with a potential hostage deal in Gaza. In California, a leadership crisis is unfolding as the state struggles to contain massive wildfires. The transgender issue is also a hot topic, with debates over women's sports and rights. Additionally, the Iran nuclear program is a pressing concern, and the conflict in Syria and the Middle East continues to escalate. [... more]

Florida Man stories and true crime tales are shared, including a man stealing a giant cross from a church and a driver with a blood alcohol level six times the legal limit. The podcast also discusses the absurdity of certain questions asked in a hearing and the importance of war fighting skills. Additionally, the hosts share news stories and opinions on various topics, including Facebook's decision to allow more free speech and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's attempts to control speech in the United States. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense are underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and past statements. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to ravage California, and Florida's Governor DeSantis is calling for a special session to implement Trump's immigration agenda. The Biden administration is also facing criticism for its handling of the Gaza conflict, and the Pentagon is dealing with issues related to climate change and diversity in the military. [... more]

The confirmation hearing of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense is underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and views on immigration policy. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is under fire for not inviting the incoming Vice President's family for a courtesy visit, and Carrie Underwood is facing backlash for performing at President Trump's inauguration. The California wildfires have also sparked controversy over private firefighting services and class divides. [... more]

The Senate confirmation hearings of Pete Hegseth are underway, with protesters disrupting the proceedings and calling him a Christian Zionist. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's handling of radical Islam and its impact on the Middle East is being scrutinized, and the importance of having the right people in place to address this threat is emphasized. [... more]

Todd Stearns discusses the upcoming confirmation hearings for Donald Trump's cabinet picks, the concerns about Elon Musk's influence on the Trump administration, and the importance of faith-driven leadership. He also talks about the unique gun ownership law in Kennesaw, Georgia, and the devastating floods in Western North Carolina. [... more]

The security concerns ahead of the inauguration and Super Bowl are a major focus, with discussions on ISIS-inspired attacks and potential threats from Iran. The Biden administration's plans to strike Iran before President Trump's inauguration are also a topic of concern, with many questioning the timing and motives behind the decision. Meanwhile, the House of Representatives is preparing to vote on a new Speaker, with Mike Johnson being nominated for the position. [... more]

God's love for the world is unconditional, and He desires everyone to come to Him through faith in Jesus Christ. The personal confidence of the soul winner, the powerful confirmation of the Scriptures, and the persuasive conviction of the Holy Spirit are essential for effective witnessing and sharing one's faith. By understanding these three key elements, individuals can be empowered to share the love of Jesus with others and bring people to Him. [... more]

A New York City Councilwoman calls for the DOJ to investigate the Manhattan DA's office, citing politicization and racial bias in high-profile cases, including those against Donald Trump and Daniel Penny. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard's nomination as Director of National Intelligence is met with opposition from the left, who accuse her of being a Russian asset due to her meeting with Syrian President Assad in 2017. [... more]

The acquittal of Marine Daniel Penny in New York has sparked a broader discussion about the safety of major cities and the role of law enforcement. The case highlights the complexities of the justice system and the need for a fair and impartial approach. Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with Israel, Syria, and Hezbollah at the center of a complex web of alliances and rivalries. The fate of hostages held by Hamas remains uncertain, and the international community is watching with bated breath as the situation unfolds. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is supporting the nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, amidst confirmation battles and criticism from the left. The ACLJ is also advocating for President Trump's policies, including his stance on Iran and the Middle East, and is calling for donations to support their Faith and Freedom Drive. [... more]

The early church sings a powerful hymn from Philippians that tells the story of Jesus' journey from humiliation to ultimate exaltation, where every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, a declaration of his deity and equivalency with Yahweh. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard's nomination to Director of National Intelligence is met with opposition from the left, with AOC calling her the most dangerous nomination so far. Meanwhile, President Trump's administration is facing confirmation battles, and the ACLJ is working to support their efforts, including a faith and freedom drive to equip them with the resources they need for the battles ahead. [... more]

President-elect Donald Trump is moving quickly to fill his cabinet with unconventional picks, including Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense and Matt Gates as Attorney General. The Senate will play a crucial role in confirming these appointments, with some Republicans expressing concerns about Gates' qualifications and potential ethics issues. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is facing resistance from Democratic state officials and governors, who are vowing to push back against Trump's policies, particularly on immigration. [... more]

Elijah's life was marked by great victories, but also by times of depression and vulnerability. He faced a deep, dark cave of sorts, where he felt isolated, hurting, and depressed. Just like Elijah, we can feel overwhelmed and struggle with our emotions. However, we can learn from his story and the practical principles he applied to deal with depression. By surrounding ourselves with friends, focusing on the practical, and seeking perspective from God's Word, we can overcome our struggles and find hope in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of finding God's will is often misunderstood, leading to confusion and doubt. Pastor Erwin Lutzer discusses the idea of Gideon's fleece and how it can be an arbitrary sign, dictating to God what he should do. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's will through scripture and obedience, rather than trying to divine his mind through signs and wonders. [... more]

Understanding God's identity and how to know Him is a complex issue, often hindered by inaccurate comprehension and inappropriate confirmation. Jesus teaches that knowing Him involves a deeper comprehension of His identity, which is not just about knowing facts or having a physical manifestation, but about having a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

Managing credit cards and credit scores requires understanding the impact of closing accounts on one's financial decisions. A diligent approach to credit management can lead to financial stability, while a slack hand can result in poverty. Christians should consider biblical wisdom when making financial decisions, including the use of tax-advantaged accounts for investment properties and the importance of long-term capital gains planning. Effective financial planning involves considering one's goals, risk tolerance, and values when making investment decisions. [... more]

A couple in their 30s saves $2,000 a month, avoiding debt and living within their income, allowing them to benefit from the magic of compounding and potentially having a million dollars in their retirement account. Meanwhile, a 76-year-old woman seeks confirmation that she doesn't need to file taxes due to her limited income, and a caller in Illinois discusses the concept of tithing and giving in the Old and New Testaments. [... more]

A look at Haiti's tumultuous history, the significance of Irish heritage on St. Patrick's Day, and a conversation with Ken Jennings about his time as a Jeopardy contestant and host. Christine Blasey Ford opens up about her experience testifying against Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and the story behind the Broadway musical adaptation of The Notebook, which explores themes of memory and dementia. [... more]

A wife's journey to transform her marriage by changing her thoughts and words, and how her husband's transformation was inspired by her positive affirmations, leading to a deeper understanding of their roles as partners in spiritual growth and marital satisfaction. [... more]

Believers can get depressed, and it's not uncommon for people of faith to experience emotional struggles. Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical principles from the life of Elijah, a great prophet who faced depression and found recovery through his faith. He emphasizes the importance of not isolating oneself when feeling down, focusing on the practical aspects of life, and seeking perspective from God's Word. Ultimately, Pastor Greg encourages listeners to turn to Jesus Christ for help and guidance in times of struggle. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the concept of friendship evangelism, where building relationships with non-believers can lead to opportunities to share the gospel. He also addresses the importance of understanding the sovereignty of God in witnessing and the potential consequences of not presenting the full gospel message. Additionally, the podcast touches on biblical interpretations, including the story of David and Goliath, and the significance of visiting holy sites in Israel. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical principles to help individuals deal with depression, drawing from the story of Elijah's struggles on Mount Carmel. He emphasizes the importance of not isolating oneself, focusing on God, and seeking perspective from Scripture. The message encourages listeners to turn to Jesus Christ for help and forgiveness. [... more]

The nomination of Katanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court has sparked controversy, with critics citing her leniency on child pornography cases and her inability to define a woman. The discussion also touches on critical race theory, LGBTQ+ issues, and the importance of a biblical worldview in shaping individual liberties and societal values. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics including the potential for World War Three, the Don't Say Gay bill in Florida, the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson, and the proposal for permanent daylight savings time. They also touch on transgender rights, critical race theory, and affirmative action at Harvard University. [... more]

The Supreme Court nomination of Judge Jackson is underway, with senators questioning her on judicial philosophy and fundamental rights. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about Hunter Biden's laptop and potential Russian disinformation, as well as the threat of cyber attacks and the role of private companies in protecting against them. [... more]

Simon Peter's three-fold testimony reveals how to share one's faith with conviction and confidence, emphasizing the virtuous life, vicarious death, and victorious resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the importance of personal confidence and scriptural confirmation in witnessing to others. [... more]

Jesus teaches that evil words come from evil hearts, and that those who follow Him will never walk in darkness. He warns against seeking signs and wonders, and encourages His followers to obey God's will and to live in the light of His truth. Jesus also teaches that those who are forgiven are part of the family of God, and that this family is more important than any human relationship. [... more]

The impact of COVID-19 on North Carolina's public education system and small businesses is being felt, with parents opting for alternative education options and lawmakers debating relief measures. Meanwhile, the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court has sparked discussions about originalism and court packing. [... more]

North Carolina's junior U.S. senator gained a national audience during recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a major impact on the state's businesses, with private bars being particularly hard hit. Meanwhile, North Carolina school kids have finished up the first quarter of the school year, some 100 percent virtual, some a hybrid of virtual and in-person learning, and the question now is what comes next for the kids, for the teachers, for the faculty, for the parents. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett, a conservative woman nominated to the Supreme Court, have been marked by contentious questioning and debate over her judicial philosophy, particularly on issues like abortion and religious freedom. [... more]

The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings have started, with Judge Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court at stake. Democrats are criticizing her judicial philosophy and the timing of the nomination, while Republicans argue that the process is constitutional and that Barrett is well-qualified. Meanwhile, the presidential election is heating up, with 22 days left until election day. The ACLJ is fighting for the right to life and protecting constitutional freedoms. [... more]