God hates pride more than any other sin, and it leads to ingratitude, independence, intolerance, and an inability to accept God's grace. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the importance of choosing humility over pride and how it affects our relationships with God and others. [... more]

Clean water changes far more than health, restoring dignity, opening doors for education and work, and pointing to the living water himself. Aaron Griggs joins us to talk about how clean water is transforming communities in Africa, and how Cross International is working to address the need on the ground. [... more]

The biblical account of Adam and Eve's fall in the Garden of Eden raises questions about their condition and status with God. Theologians have debated the nature of their original righteousness and whether it was lost in the fall. The concept of probation is explored, where Adam and Eve were placed on a state of testing to determine their obedience to God's commands. The tree of life represents a higher level of life and eternal existence, which Christ provides for believers through his obedience and victory over sin. [... more]

Choosing relaxation over stress is a key aspect of Christian living, as Jesus offers a word of promise to those who are weary and heavy laden. While some stress can be beneficial, prolonged or ignored stress can have negative effects on physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Removing unnecessary stress and dealing positively with unavoidable stress are two ways to handle stress effectively, and understanding God's perspective on problems is crucial in choosing relaxation over stress. [... more]

Christian parents are struggling to navigate the challenges of raising children in a world dominated by screens. Expert David Murrow shares insights from his book Drowning in Screen Time, offering practical advice on how to set limits, manage screen use, and cultivate healthy relationships with technology. [... more]

Worry can have a devastating emotional impact on us, but it also affects us physically and spiritually. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that worry is often a result of a wrong value system, unconfessed sin, or satanic attack. He shares four positive steps to erect the shield of faith and extinguish the flaming attack of anxiety, including repenting of known sin, changing one's value system, and using spiritual weapons to fight against Satan's attack. [... more]

Financial decisions are spiritual decisions, and the story of Jonah illustrates this truth. Jonah's actions show that money and motives move in the same direction, revealing the spiritual dimension of spending. When our hearts move off course, our spending decisions will financially do the same, and poor stewardship can have ripple effects on others. Genuine repentance can redirect spending away from what harms and toward what honors God, and faithful follow-through looks like having a budget and sticking to it, keeping commitments to generosity, and giving as a form of worship. [... more]

Appetite in Hebrew is Nephesh or could be translated life itself or soul no appetite no life it works that way Better and exciting really More Appetite More Life IF and its a big IF your appetite is for life Blessed are those who HUNGER and Thirst I have come that you may have LIFE and Life Abundantly Challenging right In a recent survey by Life way discovered these advantages to being truly hungry for the Word of God at least four times a week resulted in these tangible effects Feeling lonely drops Anger issues drop Bitterness in relationships drops [... more]

A spiritual awakening breaks out in the city of Nineveh as Jonah preaches the message of God's mercy, but he himself struggles with anger and bitterness, highlighting the dangers of backsliding and the importance of repentance. [... more]

Self-pity an unhealthy obsessive sorrow for oneself arising from a narrow selfish viewpoint of one's troubles is one of the most universal crippling and deadly sins that stunt the characters and abort the destinies of Christians And one of the most undetected ones How many teachings have you heard on this subject In this episode Greg defines self-pity and uses multiple biblical texts and examples to describe its many causes manifestations and deadly effects He then offers practical biblical instructions on how to take self-pity captive and become free to know Christ intimately and spend the rest of your life [... more]

A man shares his personal health journey, struggling with chronic pain and autoimmune disease, and how he discovered a new approach to managing his condition through diet and nutrition, highlighting the importance of personal freedom in making health choices. [... more]

As Day of the Schumer Shutdown arrives Dana's attention has been distracted because there is an alien invasion predicted today Truck drivers are sounding the alarm about the shocking number of Non-English speaking truckers Dana recaps what she took away from Tucker Carlson's full interview with Nick Fuentes and explains what he got wrong about Zionism and how this goes against American values in which our Founders' intended Sen Eric Schmitt joins us to recap the Left Wing Violence hearing yesterday Shutdown SNAP effects Arctic Frost more Dana reacts to the wokest moments of World Series Game in Los Angeles [... more]

The relationship between young people and technology has been linked to a mental health crisis, with skyrocketing rates of anxiety, depression, and self-harm among youth. Experts argue that smartphones and social media are highly addictive, hijacking normal brain development and creating a sensitivity to artificial social rewards. A new book, The Tech Exit, offers a practical guide to freeing kids and teens from smartphones, highlighting the need for parents and educators to take a more extreme approach to treating technology addiction in children. [... more]

Day of Democrat Government Shutdown Dana breaks down how John Fetterman now has a larger reach than AOC Virginia Democrats plan on redistricting to pull Winsome Sears off the campaign trail Ontario runs an ad against Trump on tariffs with an out-of-context narration from a speech from Ronald Reagan Bruce Springsteen drops a No Kings at a recent show on his tour J B Pritzker floats a conspiracy theory that Trump will use the military to seize the ballot boxes in the Midterms Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's former political director said his campaign offered her to sign an NDA [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical account of Joshua and the Israelites, highlighting the practical lessons it teaches us about faith, God's plan, and the spiritual battle between good and evil. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's power and provision, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. [... more]

The Gaza peace deal has led to the release of 20 living Israeli hostages, while in North Carolina, a state representative has been charged with statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor. The pharmaceutical industry is facing potential tariffs, and the craft brewing industry is still recovering from Hurricane Helene. Meanwhile, lawmakers are calling for the resignation of the embattled state representative. [... more]

A new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research reveals the long-term effects of divorce on children, highlighting higher rates of teen pregnancy, jail time, and early death. Experts argue that the loss of income and stability when parents divorce can explain a significant portion of the harm, and that every year parents delay getting a divorce, the impact on their children is lessened. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signs Arena's Law into law, a sweeping criminal justice reform bill aimed at making North Carolina safer, despite his concerns that it doesn't go far enough. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly wins a redistricting case in federal court, with a judge ruling that two state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are not racially gerrymandered. Trade with Canada remains largely unchanged for North Carolina, despite increases in tariffs across the United States, with certain commodities experiencing significant changes. [... more]

George Lucas' passion project, Star Wars, was a long and arduous journey from concept to completion. With a shoestring budget and a team of dedicated individuals, Lucas brought his vision to life, despite numerous delays and setbacks. From the creation of Industrial Light and Magic to the casting of iconic characters, the story of Star Wars is one of perseverance and innovation. [... more]

The Ghost Army of World War II was a secret deception unit that used sound effects, radio deception, and visual deception to fool the enemy and save lives. The unit, made up of artists, engineers, and other skilled individuals, was tasked with creating a multimedia mobile deception unit to trick the German army into thinking the U.S. Army was in one place when it was actually in another. The unit's techniques included using inflatable tanks, sound effects, and fake radio transmissions to create a convincing illusion. The Ghost Army's efforts were instrumental in the success of several key operations, including the Battle of the Bulge and the crossing of the Rhine River. The unit's story was largely unknown until recent years, and it was not until 2022 that the Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to the Ghost Army veterans for their bravery and sacrifice. [... more]

King David's regretful dilemma involving Bathsheba and the compounding effect of trying to conceal his sin from others, even God, is a powerful reminder of the need for forgiveness and a heart transplant. Through Psalm 51, David's cry for mercy and his understanding of God's unfailing love and great compassion, we see the only solution to guilt and sin is to have it washed away by God's cleansing detergent. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl teaches from Romans chapter 1, highlighting the Bible's vivid portrayal of human depravity and the consequences of suppressing God's truth. He emphasizes the importance of God's love and forgiveness, and warns against the dangers of sin and its effects on individuals and society. [... more]

A controversy surrounding the Duke Law Journal's admission process has raised concerns about racial preferences and potential liability under the Civil Rights Act. Meanwhile, North Carolina's economy is thriving, with the state ranking as the top state for business and a hub for STEM education and pharmaceutical imports. However, trade policy uncertainty and business incentives have created challenges for companies and the state's economy. [... more]

The hosts discuss the dangers of marijuana and cannabis use, citing statistics from the CDC and personal experiences. They emphasize the importance of spiritual growth and the Holy Spirit in overcoming addiction and mental health issues, and encourage listeners to seek help and guidance from God. [... more]

The debate over government spending and fiscal conservatism continues as the Big Beautiful Bill passes in the Senate, with President Trump and Elon Musk weighing in on the issue. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for pro-life pregnancy resource centers in Massachusetts, exposing a coordinated effort by the state and abortion activists to shut them down. The conversation also touches on the challenges of forming a third party in American politics and the importance of the ACLJ's work in defending life and promoting justice. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God has expectations of us and we have obligations to Him. America and Israel have sinned against God and have a lot to repent of. The job of the pastors is to preach what people need to hear, not what they want to hear. Caffeine can modify sleep and influence the brain's recovery, both physical and cognitive, overnight. However, too much caffeine can hinder the brain recovery time and lead to dehydration. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical account of Joshua and the Israelites, highlighting the importance of faith, patience, and prayer in overcoming challenges and facing spiritual battles. He emphasizes the need to call out to God and trust in His power, using the story of the fall of Jericho as an example. The message also touches on the rapture, the second coming of Jesus Christ, and the importance of living a godly life and sharing the message of the gospel with others. [... more]

Research suggests a possible connection between the COVID vaccine and joint cysts, with some patients experiencing autoimmune disease and other severe side effects. Scientists are investigating the link between the vaccine and these conditions, which can cause chronic pain and disability. [... more]

Dr. Glidden discusses various health topics, including high blood pressure, adrenal fatigue, and the effects of statin drugs. He recommends a natural approach to health, focusing on nutrition and the use of herbal supplements to address various health issues. [... more]

A recent study of over a million children of divorce reveals staggering statistics on the long-term negative outcomes for kids, including lower household income, increased risk of teen pregnancy, and higher risk of jail time, early death, and reduced education. [... more]

A recent undercover investigation by Accuracy in Media exposed a University of North Carolina at Charlotte administrator admitting to continuing diversity, equity, and inclusion work despite a state ban. The incident sparked backlash and reactions from state and federal leaders. Meanwhile, a kidnapping case in Garner, North Carolina, involving three Mexican nationals who are suspected to have entered the country illegally, has drawn attention to the intersection of illegal immigration and public safety. The case is being viewed through the lens of Operation Take Back America, a Trump administration initiative that prioritizes federal prosecution of non-citizens accused of committing serious crimes on U.S. soil. The North Carolina General Assembly has made changes to laws dealing with ICE detainers in recent years. [... more]

Rest is not a luxury, but a necessary part of living wisely and well. God calls us to work, but also to rest, and this balance is essential for our physical, emotional, and financial well-being. [... more]

The COVID-19 vaccines have been linked to blood clots, including white fibrous clots, which are causing damage to the endothelial lining of blood vessels and leading to a range of health problems, including myocarditis, miscarriages, and nerve damage. Experts are warning that the mRNA technology used in the vaccines is a total failure, causing unintended consequences, including the production of aberrant proteins and the persistence of modified RNA in the body for extended periods. [... more]

A Senate hearing on the mRNA experimental injections, also known as COVID vaccines, exposed the risks and side effects of the shots, with experts testifying on the corruption and cover-up related to these federal health agencies and the vaccine industry. [... more]

A Christian pastor discusses the importance of divine human government, the image of God, and the consequences of sin. He also touches on the FBI's corruption, immigration policies, and the potential side effects of vaccines, highlighting the need for natural herbs and a warning against sorcery. [... more]

Military marriages face unique challenges, but with faith and support, couples can thrive. Ashley and Tim Ashcraft share their experiences as a military couple, discussing the importance of community, prayer, and loving service in the midst of deployments, moves, and family struggles. Their book, Mission Ready Marriage, offers practical guidance for military wives and couples seeking to build strong, Christ-centered relationships. [... more]

The world's 1.4 billion Catholics are celebrating the election of their new Holy Father, an American, who has a strong message of bringing peace to the earth. Meanwhile, a new American Pope is making waves with his vision for a more inclusive church and embracing artificial intelligence as one of our biggest threats. In other news, a woman's fight for equal pay is being told in a new film, and a businessman is sharing his story of coming out as gay in his memoir. Additionally, a small business owner is struggling to stay afloat due to President Trump's tariffs, and a comedian is proposing a new holiday, Father's Day month. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the concept of one person's disobedience and obedience to God, referencing Adam and Jesus Christ, and how their actions have far-reaching consequences for humanity. He delves into the book of Romans, chapter 5, discussing the benefits of being in a right relationship with God, including peace, hope, consolation, and assurance of eternal life. The discussion also touches on the power of one person to make a difference and the importance of understanding the consequences of sin. [... more]

A concerned mom reaches out to Dr. Abidan Shah, sharing her worries about the impact of the pandemic on her children's social skills and mental health. Dr. Shah discusses the Strauss-Howe theory of generations and how the pandemic has affected different age groups, particularly those in middle school who were isolated during this time. [... more]

NFL analysts discuss the upcoming draft, quarterback prospects, and potential rule changes, including the proposed ban on the 'tush push' play. Lavonte David, a veteran linebacker, shares his thoughts on the Buccaneers' chances and the Eagles' repeat prospects. [... more]