Understanding the Christian family requires recognizing its place within the context of the church family, where support, encouragement, and resources are essential for growth and health. The church is not just a building, but a family to which we belong, and it's within this community that we discover our identity as followers of the king and members of God's kingdom. [... more]

The church is a multicultural body where people from different backgrounds come together in love for Jesus, demonstrating the power of the gospel and the glory of God. To achieve this unity, individuals must be willing to lay down their cultural preferences and pride, and instead, focus on building relationships and understanding others. Forgiveness and empathy are essential in this process, and the gospel teaches us to subjugate our preferences for others' salvation. [... more]

The rejection of God's image has led to a degradation of humanity, and this is closely tied to the transhumanist project, which seeks to smash through human limits and abolish man. The rapid development of technology, particularly artificial intelligence, poses a significant threat to our understanding of what it means to be human, as it can rewrite the boundaries of human existence without a moral framework. [... more]

Cal Beisner, President of the Cornwall Alliance, discusses the need for cultural renewal in America, emphasizing the importance of applying the whole counsel of God to every aspect of life, including politics, economics, and social issues. He argues that Christians have not been taught the basics of their faith, leading to a lack of understanding and application of biblical principles in their lives and in society. Beisner proposes the 'whole council' project, which aims to equip Christians to think biblically and apply the whole counsel of God to all areas of life, leading to a transformation of culture and society. [... more]

Research on ancient skeletons has led some scientists to suggest that Stone Age societies may have had complex identities and flexible gender roles, but experts argue that this conclusion is based on incomplete evidence and ignores the fact that human beings are sexually distinct. [... more]

The Southern Poverty Law Center's indictment for paying people to infiltrate hate groups and stage violent rallies has sparked controversy and debate. Meanwhile, Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz have raised tensions, and Virginia's redistricting process has been criticized for gerrymandering. Additionally, experts discuss the challenges of living with non-small cell lung cancer and the importance of mental health support. [... more]

Exploring a more biblical perspective on borrowing and debt management, and how it can impact our financial freedom and ability to live out God's call in our lives. Discussing the importance of budgeting, retirement planning, and understanding taxes and Medicare, to make informed financial decisions and find freedom rooted in contentment, not comparison. [... more]

The World Cup is a spectacle that transcends the game on the field, with politics, history, and culture intertwined. The US men's team faces challenges in competing at the highest level, and the country's national identity is still evolving in the sport. Franklin Four's book, How Soccer Explains the World, explores the unlikely theory of globalization through the lens of soccer, highlighting the unique characteristics of different countries and their approaches to the game. [... more]

The Bible predicts the human condition with uncanny accuracy, describing the human desire for sovereignty and the dangers of idolizing technology. As artificial intelligence proliferates, it's essential to discern its impact on human relationships, identity, and the soul. Christian parents must vigilantly guide their children to understand the implications of AI and maintain a thick concept of their identity as immaterial souls, rooted in the image of God. [... more]

The hosts discuss the true meaning of Easter, the importance of sharing the story of Jesus Christ with the next generation, and the value of spending time in God's Word. They share personal stories and memories of Easter, and encourage listeners to attend church and celebrate the resurrection of their Lord and Savior. [... more]

Living a holy life in an unholy world requires obedience, a handle on our thought life, and a grip on our emotions. We must focus on the future and get rid of old habits that no longer serve us. By doing so, we can stay clean and distinctively live for Christ. [... more]

The Christian movement from its beginning to current times, and future, is discussed in the Perspectives Class USA. Mission trips are also explored, including short-term and cross-cultural experiences. Evangelism and discipleship are key components of the mission field, and the importance of being obedient to Christ is emphasized. [... more]

In a world where authority is seen as a dirty word, Christians are called to live holy lives and share the gospel with others through conversations, motivation, and alteration. This involves speaking the truth, inviting others to join, and challenging their thinking to alter their ways as they come to Christ. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the importance of faith alone in Christ alone for justification, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the potential dangers of participating in occult practices such as dream catchers and crystals. He also addresses the topic of immortality and eternal punishment, explaining that eternal punishment must be experienced, not just a state of non-existence. [... more]

Navigating the complexities of caregiving, Peter Rosenberger shares valuable insights on how to effectively communicate with medical professionals, assert caregiver authority, and advocate for loved ones. He emphasizes the importance of being polite, prepared, and aware of one's role in the medical process. [... more]

God's grace teaches us to say no to ungodliness and worldly desires, while also instructing us to live sensibly, righteously, and godly in this present world. As we grow in Christ, we must learn to deny the old life and put on the new man, affirming the attributes of sensibility, righteousness, and godliness. [... more]

Thomas Jefferson's ownership of slaves in a country built on Christian principles raises questions about the gulf between ideals and practices. His famous line in the Declaration of Independence, 'all men are created equal,' was an aspiration, but not yet a reality on the ground. Jefferson's views on slavery reflect the tension between ideational and sensei cultures, and his inability to reconcile his ideals with the practical concerns of his time. [... more]

The host discusses the cultural confusion surrounding masculinity and femininity, referencing the legacy of Chuck Norris and the importance of understanding authority. He also explores the concept of sin and redemption through the lens of Scripture and the resurrection of Christ, emphasizing the need for a new standing before God. [... more]

Parents on the Level delivers expert localized research and presentations tailored for parents, lawmakers, and community leaders to expose the growing unease about what's happening in schools, where DEI, social-emotional learning, and AI-driven surveillance tools are shaping students' hearts and minds, and turning them into cultural Marxists. [... more]

Investing in companies that prioritize servant leadership and biblical stewardship can lead to long-term business success and positive impact on society. Dolores Bamford, Co-Chief Investment Officer at Eventide Asset Management, shares her expertise on evaluating leadership quality and its role in creating lasting value. [... more]

Parents have a unique role in shaping their children's spiritual lives, and it's essential to make the Bible come alive for them. A father shares his experiences and insights on how to create effective devotional times with kids, using the Bible as a guide. He discusses the importance of loving God with all one's heart, being a good example, and teaching children to live in sync with reality. The conversation also touches on the challenges of parenting teens and how to make up for past mistakes in faith transmission. [... more]

The Coulson Fellows Program equips Christians to live faithfully in a rapidly changing culture by providing a comprehensive worldview formation experience that includes spiritual formation, discipleship, and cultural engagement. [... more]

The Christian Apologetics Research Ministry explores the parable of the Prodigal Son, discussing its meaning and significance. The ministry also delves into the parable of the Sower and the Seed, examining the different types of soil and their implications. Additionally, the ministry addresses questions about communion, the Ten Commandments, and the church of Laodicea, as described in Revelation. [... more]

The Bible teaches that men and women have distinct roles in marriage, with men as the head and women as the helper. This order is not based on superiority, but rather on the design of God. The fall of man in the Garden of Eden introduced distortions in relationships, leading to a desire for control and manipulation. However, the gospel restores relationships to their original design, where men lead and women submit, and both are equal in essence but different in function. [... more]

Biblical marriage and motherhood are being abandoned in modern society, with many women choosing to work outside the home instead of prioritizing their families. The Apostle Paul's teachings in Titus 2 emphasize the importance of wives and mothers being workers at home, loving their husbands and children, and being submissive to their own husbands. This is seen as radical and old-fashioned by many, but it is a timeless truth that is still relevant today. [... more]

Paul's teachings on Titus emphasize the importance of self-sacrifice, purity, and modesty in Christian marriage and motherhood, challenging cultural norms and encouraging women to prioritize their relationships and faith over personal desires and expectations. [... more]

Joni Mitchell recorded her iconic album Blue in this very studio, and now it's a hub for musicians to create and collaborate. The studio's owner shares the magic of making music with others, and how it's a place where artists can find inspiration and encouragement. [... more]

A discussion on the pro-life movement, the dangers of the abortion pill regimen, and the importance of a Christian worldview in navigating complex issues like purity culture and sexuality. The hosts also explore the challenges of creating art that reflects a biblical perspective and the need for Christians to engage with culture in a thoughtful and nuanced way. [... more]

As an evangelical Christian, it can be disheartening to feel like a foreigner in your own culture, where people don't understand the gospel or Christians. Pastor Alan Wright encourages listeners to accept this reality and become missionaries to their own culture, just as Daniel was in exile, living out their faith in the midst of a secular world. [... more]

The Salvation Army is making space for young women to develop leadership skills and find their voice, providing opportunities for them to grow in Jesus and walk with Him, and demonstrating to the rest of the world that they can be leaders and make a difference. [... more]

Chuck Colson's vision for the Colson Fellows Program is to raise up Christians who can defend truth in the marketplace of ideas and live out the gospel, ultimately transforming culture and society. [... more]

The 1792 Exchange aims to depoliticize corporate America by promoting ideological neutrality and free market principles. Their research and resources help steer public companies away from activism and back to serving shareholders and customers with excellence and integrity. This effort has led to a decline in corporate participation in the Human Rights Campaign's CEI, a welcome development that suggests a shift away from the transgender industrial complex and a potential 'backwards march through the institutions'. [... more]

Biblical financial wisdom can reshape the way we think about money, security, and contentment. Scripture teaches that real security comes from trusting God, and that true wealth is found in eternal life and stability. By applying biblical principles, individuals can make faithful financial decisions, manage debt, and cultivate generosity, ultimately achieving financial freedom. [... more]

Biblical hope is a confident expectation based on God's promises, and it plays a vital role in every aspect of life. Without hope, people struggle with anxiety, worry, and despair, but Christianity offers a lasting and genuine hope that is rooted in the promises of Jesus Christ. This hope can be shared with others through apologetics and the gospel of hope, and it has the power to transform lives and bring people to faith. [... more]

Socialism is making a rapid spread in the country, threatening the nation's culture and values. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the dangers of socialism, its roots in communism and Marxism, and how it contradicts biblical principles. He encourages listeners to review the Bible, refuse to live by lies, and resist the socialist agenda by standing firm in their faith and joining small groups for support and guidance. [... more]

William Carey, a shoe cobbler turned renowned missionary, faced numerous challenges and setbacks, including a devastating fire that destroyed his life's work. Yet, he persevered, trusting in God's presence and providence, and continued to move forward in faith, inspiring others to do the same. [... more]

The rise of socialism is predicted in scripture, and its popularity should concern you. Socialism is a cultural prophecy that has been implemented in countries like Venezuela, where it has led to economic collapse, human rights abuses, and a loss of personal freedom. The ideology is rooted in the teachings of Karl Marx, who was a tyrant, a racist, and a misogynistic radical who hated God and wanted to see the world burn. Socialism is anti-God, totalitarian, and divisive, and it has led to the deaths of millions of people across the globe. In the United States, socialism is gaining popularity, with 40% of Americans having a favorable view of it, and its influence can be seen in the destruction of monuments and the erasure of history. [... more]

Aging congregants in Protestant denominations pose a significant challenge to their sustainability, with mainline churches facing a demographic winter due to a lack of young people. Conservative denominations, however, have shown resilience, and experts suggest that a return to Christian doctrine and morality is key to attracting younger generations. [... more]

The Coddingley Fairies Incident of 1920, where two young girls took pictures of fairies dancing in the forest, initially convinced even the famous author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle of the supernatural. This incident highlights how intelligent people can fall for things they wish to be true, often driven by a longing for eternal reality and a sense of spiritual vulnerability. This phenomenon is not unique to this incident, but rather a recurring theme in human history, where people seek to understand and connect with something beyond this world. [... more]

The State of the Union address sparks a discussion on the role of God in American politics, with some seeing a resurgence of religion and others expressing concern over moral issues such as abortion and immigration. Listeners share their thoughts on the address and the state of the nation, highlighting the need for prayer and revival. [... more]