A discussion on Christian Nationalism, immigration policy, and Texas politics, including the expansion of mosques in Texas and the implications of Sharia Law. The conversation also touches on Middle East politics, Donald Trump, and the Congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's activities. Additionally, the hosts discuss identity theft and the importance of protecting one's personal information, as well as a new reality series on Rare Diseases, CIDP. [... more]

Polls open across North Carolina at 6:30 a.m. today, with over 550 cities, towns, and villages hosting elections. Voters must show a valid photo ID and check their voter registration status, with some facing additional questions due to incomplete records. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has implemented a flag system to alert poll workers of provisional ballots. Election officials will begin reporting unofficial results at 7:30 p.m., with data transmitted from local boards to the state. Voters can check their registration, sample ballot, and voting location on the state board's website. [... more]

The US and China reached a tentative agreement on rare earth sales and fentanyl cooperation, with China suspending rare earth exports and agreeing to work on fentanyl production. The deal also includes soybean purchases and a 10% reduction in tariffs for fentanyl cooperation. However, concerns remain about China's economic model and its impact on US manufacturing, with experts warning that allowing Chinese auto industry into the US could drive US companies out of business. [... more]

Martin Luther's courageous stand against the Roman Catholic Church's authority is a pivotal moment in history. As he prepares to face the emperor and papal legates at the Diet of Worms, Luther's conviction in the truth of his teachings is put to the test. His famous words, 'Here I stand, I can do no other,' become a rallying cry for the Protestant Reformation, challenging the traditional understanding of justification and the role of Scripture in the Christian church. [... more]

David Lane discusses the American Renewal Project, a movement to get pastors and spiritual leaders to run for public office and reclaim America's Judeo-Christian heritage. He explains how the project's goal is to get 500 North Carolina parishioners to run for city council, county commissioner, or school board by 2026, and how this will lead to a paradigm shift in the nation's culture and politics. [... more]

The National Guard is being deployed to Memphis to help combat crime, with President Trump announcing the move. Senator Marcia Blackburn discusses the efforts to make Memphis safer, including Operation Viper, and the importance of conservative values in the city. Meanwhile, the Republican Party of Shelby County is hosting a welcome event for the National Guard, with citizens expressing gratitude for the deployment. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the importance of approaching God with reverence and awe in prayer, the dangers of idolatry in Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, and the need for Christians to stand up against false teachings and media propaganda. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the Council of Nicaea and the Council of Trent, the Eucharist, and the nature of hell and the lake of fire. He also addresses questions from listeners about the atonement, the canon of Scripture, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding the church. [... more]

The Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast continues to struggle with a timeline on getting its factory in Chatham County completed, despite initial plans to open in 2023. The company's focus has shifted to Asia, with a groundbreaking on an EV assembly plant in Indonesia and expansion in India and the Philippines. Meanwhile, the Asheville City Council has agreed to eliminate race-based commission criteria for the Human Relations Commission, a move that has been met with both praise and criticism. In other news, the North Carolina State Board of Elections has rejected Sunday voting in two counties ahead of municipal elections, and the state is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure for a VinFast factory that may not be built. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers introduced a wide-ranging overhaul of the state's election law, presented in a proposed committee substitute of House Bill 958. The bill includes changes to ballot counting timelines, absentee voting procedures, campaign finance thresholds, and authority of the North Carolina State Board of Elections. It also grants county election boards the ability to challenge ballots cast during early voting or by mail if an audit reveals potential ineligibility. [... more]

The Council of Chalcedon established boundaries for understanding the person of Christ, affirming that he is truly God and truly man without mixture, confusion, separation, or division. The council rejected the Monophysite heresy, which confused the divine and human natures of Christ, and the Nestorian heresy, which separated them. The four negatives of the council emphasize the perfect unity between the divine and human natures, and each nature retains its own attributes in the incarnation. [... more]

Tucker Young, a sophomore at UNC Chapel Hill, shares his experience as a summer intern at the North Carolina Family Policy Council. He discusses the importance of civil discourse in politics, the unique approach of NC Family in advocating for faith and family values, and how relationships are key to effective advocacy. [... more]

The Trump administration is making gains in education, particularly in higher education, where universities are being held accountable for anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism. The administration is also addressing the issue of AI in education, with concerns about students relying too heavily on AI to write papers. Meanwhile, a school on Long Island is being recognized for its innovative education model, which blends traditional and modern approaches to learning. [... more]

The Trump administration is making gains in education policy, addressing anti-Semitism on college campuses and upholding Title IX. Meanwhile, AI is changing the classroom, and an innovative education model is being implemented in a Long Island school. Interior Secretary Doug Bergham gives a tour of the Statue of Liberty, discussing its history and significance. The administration is also focusing on energy policy, including rare earth minerals, to reduce dependence on adversaries. [... more]

Guests share their passions and how God has used them to build the kingdom. Steven Rogers discusses his book 'A Year in the Room,' a story of forgiveness and recovery from addiction, while Steve Frank shares his role in the Davie County Arts Council and their upcoming concert, Off the Rails. Rabbi Chaim Eisman joins the conversation, discussing prophecies being fulfilled in Israel and the importance of studying the Bible with all one's heart, mind, and feet. [... more]

The Deputy Director of the Washington Office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran discusses the country's nuclear program, the regime's weakness, and the potential for uprisings and regime change. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the right of the people to overthrow the regime and notes that the Iranian people have shown their ability to bring about change through various uprisings. [... more]

Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have sparked concerns about a wider regional war, but experts argue that Iran's military capabilities are limited and the country is facing an existential threat from its own nuclear program. Diplomats and strategists discuss the implications of the military action and the role of the United States in supporting Israel's right to defend itself. [... more]

President Donald Trump visited Fort Bragg to celebrate the US Army's 250th anniversary, honoring the military's history and legacy. He also discussed restoring the names of six Army bases and the importance of the US military in protecting American interests. Meanwhile, the North Carolina governor has formed a cannabis advisory council to study and recommend a comprehensive approach to regulating cannabis sales, and soybean farmers in the state are facing impacts from tariffs and trade wars. [... more]

The church's role in addressing abortion, the implications of artificial intelligence on human exceptionalism, and the importance of affirming and reminding ourselves of what is true in the face of technological advancements and cultural changes, including the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its clarification of the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The resignation of National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and its implications on the Trump administration's foreign policy, particularly in the context of the Ukraine war and the recently signed mineral deal with Ukraine. The deal gives the U.S. rights to mine and extract minerals from Ukraine, which could have significant economic benefits for the U.S. and potentially lead to a peace deal with Russia. [... more]

The Interior Secretary discusses the administration's efforts to expand energy production, secure the border, and protect national parks. He highlights the importance of energy independence, the need to develop critical minerals, and the administration's commitment to environmental protection while promoting economic growth. [... more]

Bart Winkler discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' trades, including the acquisition of Quinn Priester, and their recent performance. He also shares his thoughts on the Houston Cougars' heartbreaking loss in the national championship game and how it relates to Wisconsin sports. Additionally, Winkler reacts to a video he posted calling Cubs manager Craig Council a loser and shares the comments he received from Cubs fans. [... more]

Dr. Steven Pettit, president of the Palmetto Family Council, emphasizes the importance of Christians engaging in politics and influencing government through prayer and good policy. He argues that separation of church and state is not about keeping the church out of the state, but rather about the state not running the church. Pettit encourages believers to pray for their leaders and to engage with them, citing the example of the family policy council in Iowa, which has seen significant transformation through grassroots influence. [... more]

A discussion on the Eastern Orthodox Church and its teachings, including the concept of the Trinity and the role of the Holy Spirit. A caller also raises questions about slavery in the Bible and its relevance to modern-day issues, while another caller seeks advice on how to witness to a Jehovah's Witness coworker. [... more]

Dr. Abidan Shah shares the story of his father's conversion to Christianity, from his upbringing in a Muslim home to his journey of questioning and finding faith in Jesus Christ. His father's decision to follow Christ led to a significant change in his life, ultimately resulting in the loss of his family and wealth, but also gaining a deeper understanding of God's love and provision. [... more]

The Word of Faith movement, also known as the Health and Wealth Gospel, is a heretical movement that misrepresents God and His Word, leading millions of people away from the one and only saving gospel of Jesus Christ. President Trump's choice of Paula White to head the White House Faith Office is a concern, as she is a prominent leader in this movement. Additionally, the Real ID, a national ID card, is a threat to individual liberties and healthcare freedom. [... more]

Jamie Metzl, a former member of the WHO Advisory Committee and author of Super Convergence, shares his concerns about the Ukraine Russia war and the role of the United States in bringing it to an end. He discusses the importance of maintaining the architecture of Europe and NATO, and the need for the US to articulate its principles and evaluate progress against them. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including the Trump administration's first month in office, Elon Musk's proposal to give Americans a $5,000 refund, the Internal Revenue Service, the VA Medical Center's treatment of Chaplain Rusty Truby, religious liberty, the city council in Huntington Beach, California, and the controversy surrounding a MAGA plaque, KFC's relocation to Texas, and Fort Knox. [... more]

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of having a biblical worldview, how it affects individuals and society, and the consequences of not having one. He shares statistics on how young people with a biblical worldview are less likely to engage in certain behaviors and emphasizes the need to be committed to truth over the long haul. [... 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 story of Saint Nicholas challenges us to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, embodying the love of Christ, a love that is sacrificial, humble, and freely given. His life inspired the figure of Santa Claus, but behind the red suit and cheerful laughter lies the legacy of a man who lived to glorify God. Meanwhile, experts discuss cryptocurrency and investment, and offer advice on managing credit scores and credit cards. [... more]

The concept of divine impassibility is discussed, with some arguing that God's emotions do not change his nature, while others believe that God's emotions are real and affect him in some way. The Trinity, biblical theology, and God's nature are explored in relation to this topic, with some questioning whether God's emotions are part of his unchanging essence or if they are a response to human actions. [... 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]

Roman Catholics and Protestants have long disagreed over the role of Mary in redemption, with the former viewing her as a mediator and the latter insisting on the sole unique mediatorial function of Jesus Christ. The debate centers around the concept of Mary's fiat, her cooperation in our redemption, and the significance of her fiat in the incarnation. The issue is further complicated by the maximalist and minimalist positions within the Roman Catholic Church, with the former emphasizing Mary's cooperation in redemption and the latter viewing her as the supreme ecclesiastical type or exemplar of belief. [... more]

The Roman Catholic Church's view of sacred Scripture has evolved over time, with the Council of Trent articulating a high view of Scripture's authority and inspiration. The concept of inerrancy was later reaffirmed by papal encyclicals, but the Second Vatican Council's Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation sparked controversy over the scope of inerrancy, leaving the Roman Catholic Church to grapple with the relationship between Scripture and tradition. [... more]

Christians have a duty to engage in the political process, not just to vote, but to be informed voters who apply the teachings of the Bible to difficult moral questions. This involves having a biblical worldview, understanding the importance of family and religious freedom, and being aware of the risks of disengagement from the political process. [... more]

Tulsi Gabbard, a former member of Congress and current military veteran, has been targeted by the Biden-Harris administration's TSA as a potential domestic terrorist under the Quiet Skies program. The program, established in 2012, is designed to mitigate threats to commercial aviation, but has been criticized for its arbitrary and invasive methods. Whistleblowers have come forward to expose the program's abuses, and Gabbard is taking legal action to challenge her designation. The case raises concerns about the government's use of surveillance and intimidation tactics against its citizens and the erosion of civil liberties. [... more]

A biblical process for conflict resolution is examined through the account of a disagreement between Paul and Barnabas in the early church. The importance of giving second chances and the gracious nature of God are highlighted. [... more]

A discussion on Florida Man's antics, the removal of U-turn signs in LA due to their history of being used to profile the gay community, and the importance of constitutional limits on government. The conversation also touches on BioMADE's funding, lab-grown meat, and the impact of climate change on CO2 footprints. [... more]

The Biden campaign's communications director argues that President Biden is the only candidate who cares about the gun violence crisis in the country. The SCOTUS case on bump stocks is discussed, and how it's not about the Second Amendment but about the overreach of the administrative state. The G7 summit and Alphabet Month are also discussed, as well as transphobia and gun rights. The economy and inflation are also topics of conversation, including the petrodollar and economic dominance. Florida Man is also featured, as well as gun-free zones and self-defense. The conversation also turns to cognitive decline and Joe Biden's age, as well as Kamala Harris and community banks. Dog ownership and the immoral majority are also discussed, along with Donald Trump. [... more]