A Christian who is happy he is one is the greatest attraction to Christianity, as demonstrated by Daniel's unwavering faith and commitment to his God, even in the face of danger and adversity, and by William Wilberforce's long-standing fight against the slave trade, shining the light of truth in a corrupt world. [... more]

The book of Job reveals a deeper understanding of trauma and suffering, where people want to be acknowledged and acquitted, rather than just getting through it. This natural desire is rooted in God's justice and righteousness, and is a fundamental aspect of the human experience, made in the image of God. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers pressed the administrative office of the courts on e-court technology cost overruns, system performance, and efficiency. The hearing highlighted frustrations over slowdowns, unclear financial savings, and heavy reliance on a single vendor. Meanwhile, a growing trend of families pulling their children out of traditional public education and opting for homeschooling or alternative education options has led to concerns about discrimination against homeschool graduates in college admissions. [... more]

Janine Turner shares the inspiring story of Belva Lockwood, a 19th-century crusader for women's rights who defied conventions to become the first woman to practice law in front of the Supreme Court and run for president. [... more]

The book of Job reveals God's goodness and wisdom in the face of trauma and suffering. Satan's accusations against Job are countered by God's bragging on him, demonstrating God's faith in humanity. The book of Job also explores the concept of trauma stages and how God's wisdom is displayed in allowing Satan to methodically increase his attacks on Job. Job's response to trauma is a model for understanding God's goodness in the midst of evil. [... more]

The doctrine of justification by faith alone has been a subject of controversy throughout church history. Martin Luther's 95 theses sparked a theological battle that continues to this day. Paul and James, two key figures in the Bible, seem to be in disagreement on the matter, but a closer examination reveals that they are actually complementing each other's message. Paul emphasizes the foundation of salvation, while James highlights the fruit of salvation, demonstrating that faith without works is dead. [... more]

The value of true love is often misunderstood, as exemplified by a rare $20 gold coin that was hidden away for years. True love is not about possessing something valuable, but about living out uncommon expressions of love, such as courtesy, concern, and control, which are rare in today's world. These qualities are essential for demonstrating the power of true love, which is undeniably real and precious. [... more]

The story of Led Zeppelin's plagiarism of blues artists like Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon highlights the importance of copyright law in protecting the rights of artists. The case shows how the rule of law can work in a civilized society, allowing David to go up against Goliath and sometimes win. The discussion also touches on the idea that intellectual property rights can protect both the big and small guy, and that these rights are essential for the freedom and creativity of artists. [... more]

The Trependahl family's remarkable story of forgiveness and grace after the tragic loss of their daughter Laura, who was killed in a car accident. They chose not to harbor anger and instead focused on healing and moving forward, even forgiving the driver who caused the accident. [... more]

The great white throne judgment is the final judgment of the world, where sinners stand before a holy and just God to give an account for their sins. Jesus Christ, the one who did all he could to save man, will judge those who have rejected him. The judgment will be based on the evil works of the unsaved, and the books will be consulted to demonstrate that a man has provided himself with no alibi for rejecting God. [... more]

A Wisconsin judge is indicted by a grand jury for concealing a person from arrest and obstruction of proceedings. Meanwhile, pro-life advocates face resistance and persecution, including a judge who helped an illegal immigrant evade ICE. The ACLJ is working to protect the rights of these individuals and promote the rule of law. In the Middle East, President Trump is pursuing diplomacy and peace, but the complexities of the region pose challenges for Israel and its allies. [... more]

Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, questions Jesus about being the king of the Jews, but Jesus turns the tables and reveals his true nature as a spiritual king, not bound by earthly authority. Jesus' teachings on the kingdom of God and the nature of truth are contrasted with Pilate's cynicism and the crowd's demand for a human solution, Barabbas, rather than the true king, Jesus. [... more]

Jesus stands trial before Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, as the Jewish authorities bring charges against him. Jesus denies being the king of this world, stating his kingdom is not of this world. Meanwhile, Pilate is portrayed as a proud and cynical man, struggling to understand Jesus' claims of being the king of kings. [... more]

The Bible teaches that all people are guilty and sinful, but through faith in Jesus Christ, we can be forgiven and experience salvation. The law of God shows us our sinfulness, but Jesus' sacrifice on the cross provides redemption and justification. Baptism is a symbol of our new life in Christ, and faith in Him is the key to eternal life. [... more]

The story of Led Zeppelin's plagiarism of blues artists like Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon highlights the importance of copyright law in protecting the rights of artists and the little guy from the big guy. The case of Led Zeppelin versus Willie Dixon's estate shows that the rule of law can work in a civilized society, allowing David to go up against Goliath and sometimes win. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including UFOs, demons, and ghosts, as well as the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services and the controversy surrounding vaccines and public health. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the ongoing battle over abortion rights, focusing on the special counsel's appointment and its constitutionality, as well as the impact of the Dobbs decision on state-level debates and the ongoing fight for life. [... more]

Christians are often tempted to seek justice in worldly courts, but the Bible teaches that suffering wrong can be a great privilege when we entrust our cases to God, who judges righteously. This message explores the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation in the face of injustice, and how God can use suffering to make us more like Jesus. [... more]

The Jack Smith trial has erupted into chaos, with prosecutors and defense attorneys clashing over pretrial motions and allegations of prosecutorial misconduct. Meanwhile, the border remains a top concern, with thousands of people crossing into the US illegally every day, raising questions about national security and the rule of law. Author Tulsi Gabbard discusses her new book, 'Love of Country,' and shares her experiences at the border, where she witnessed a well-organized and efficient system for illegal crossings. [... more]

The apostle Paul emphasizes that Christians should not go to court with other Christians in civil cases, citing the importance of individual responsibility, submission to church authority, and the witness of the church to the world. He argues that lawsuits among Christians reflect a lack of faith and a desire for worldly values, and that Christians should instead seek to forgive and resolve disputes through biblical means. [... more]