The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses the controversy surrounding birthright citizenship, the Trump administration's efforts to address illegal immigration, and the implications of the Fourteenth Amendment. The show also touches on the Make America Healthy Again movement, the use of ivermectin for parasite cleanses, and the growing trend of sex education in public schools. Additionally, the show covers the governor's race in Colorado and the controversy surrounding transgender ideology. [... more]

The intersection of Christianity and science is a complex topic, with many misconceptions about the role of faith in scientific inquiry. Dr. Shah and his guests discuss how modern science grew out of Judeo-Christian values and how the church should not attach itself to any particular view of the world, but rather let its worldview come from scripture. [... more]

The concept of authority is crucial in Christianity, as it undergirds the entire discussion of faith. The Bible is considered authoritative because it is inspired by God, and its inerrancy is a corollary of its full inspiration. Apologetics is essential for believers to defend their faith and give a reasonable defense to others. The Bible's authority is challenged by questioning its authority, but its inspiration and inerrancy provide a solid foundation for its authority. [... more]

A young man's life-changing encounter with God sets him on a journey of surrender, faith, and trust, leading to a life of ministry and preaching the gospel, with a focus on experiencing God's unseen power to change the world. [... more]

Jesus teaches that true Christian discipleship is marked by poverty, hunger, sadness, and hatred, but these experiences bring us to see our need for God and lead to great blessing. He warns against the false prosperity of the world, which is ultimately an eternity without God. [... more]

High-profile Democrats have endorsed the Green New Deal, but experts warn of major problems for the nation's economy and environment. Meanwhile, North Carolina's senior U.S. senator continues to ask critical questions on Capitol Hill about COVID-19, and the state's Supreme Court elections are heating up, with three seats up for grabs and a potential shift in balance. [... more]