A Packers fan shares a story of falling in love at Lambeau Field, a legendary football stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where kids as young as fifth grade were allowed to attend games unsupervised, creating a unique sense of community and camaraderie among fans. [... more]

The story of Zachariah's encounter with Gabriel and the birth of John the Baptist is a powerful reminder of the coming Messiah. Zachariah's song of prophecy, filled with Old Testament passages and allusions, foretells the ministry of his son, who will prepare the way for the Messiah. The Messiah's ministry will bring light to those in darkness, rescue those facing death and judgment, and give inner peace to those who have none. [... more]

A federal government shutdown enters its eighth day, with the White House expected to announce a bailout for American farmers impacted by inflation and tariffs. The agricultural industry, North Carolina's number one industry, is struggling due to the trade war, with farmers producing tobacco, sweet potatoes, and soybeans being particularly affected. A bipartisan House committee is set to meet in Raleigh to discuss government efficiency, paralleling federal-level efforts to reform the Department of Government Efficiency. [... more]

John O'Neill shares the incredible story of his father's crew, who were the first to bomb Berlin in 1943, using radar technology. The crew's bravery and determination are highlighted as they face numerous challenges, including bad weather and enemy fire. The story also touches on the importance of human trafficking awareness and the efforts of organizations like Blue Campaign to prevent it. [... more]

A man's car was seized by law enforcement after he was caught selling drugs, but the seizure was deemed excessive and a violation of the Eighth Amendment. The case went to the Supreme Court, which ruled that the excessive fines clause applies to state and local governments, and that asset forfeitures can be considered excessive fines. The case highlights the issue of asset forfeiture and the need for due process in the taking of property. [... more]

A New York court has thrown out a nearly half a billion dollar penalty against President Trump, ruling it an excessive fine that violated the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The penalty was part of a civil fraud case brought by Attorney General Letitia James, who was accused of perpetrating lawfare against the president. The ACLJ was directly involved in the case and filed an Amicus brief, which was cited by one of the justices in the opinion. The ruling is a significant victory for President Trump and a vindication of the ACLJ's efforts to defend the Constitution and the president. [... more]

God views stealing in all its forms as a serious offense, including the theft of time and money. He requires restitution for stealing and offers forgiveness through faith in Jesus Christ, who died for our sins and gives us the power to live holy lives. [... more]

The Bible teaches that stealing is a serious offense, violating one of the Ten Commandments. Pastor Lutzer explores the various ways we can break this commandment, including taking what doesn't belong to us, misusing labor, and winning money through gambling. He also discusses the importance of honesty in our relationships with friends, the government, and God. [... more]

The Brooklyn Bridge, opened in 1883, represented the growth and might of the Industrial Age and the coming of age of the United States and its largest city. The bridge's construction was a marvel of engineering, but it also came with significant challenges and risks, including the death of its chief engineer, John Augustus Robling, and the development of caisson disease, a condition that afflicted many workers during its construction. [... more]

The Brooklyn Bridge, a symbol of modernism and urbanization, was built during the Industrial Age and represented the growth and might of the United States. The bridge's construction was a remarkable feat of engineering, but it also came with significant risks, including caisson disease, which afflicted many workers, including Washington Roebling, the son of the bridge's chief engineer, John Augustus Roebling. [... more]

The eighth and ninth commandments, 'Telling the Truth and Honoring Others,' are explored in a sermon about the importance of honesty and integrity in Christian living, highlighting the consequences of stealing and lying and the need to live a life of love and respect for others. [... more]

Respecting the property of others is a fundamental principle in God's laws for living, as outlined in the Eighth Commandment. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the importance of cultivating a moral compass in our children and grandchildren, and discusses various ways we can break this commandment, including despoiling, dishonesty, defrauding, and defamation. [... more]

God's plan for acquiring property is through work, inheritance, and not theft. The Eighth Commandment, 'Respect the Property of Others,' emphasizes the importance of protecting personal property and not stealing. This commandment is rooted in God's desire for individuals to have a right and responsibility to acquire personal property, which is essential for a functioning society. [... more]

The case of Tyson Timms highlights the issue of asset forfeiture, where the government can seize property used in a crime, even if the owner was not convicted. The Supreme Court ruled that the excessive fines clause of the Eighth Amendment applies to state and local governments, and that some asset forfeitures can be considered excessive fines. [... more]

A couple in their 30s saves $2,000 a month, avoiding debt and living within their income, allowing them to benefit from the magic of compounding and potentially having a million dollars in their retirement account. Meanwhile, a 76-year-old woman seeks confirmation that she doesn't need to file taxes due to her limited income, and a caller in Illinois discusses the concept of tithing and giving in the Old and New Testaments. [... more]

The Eighth Amendment and 14th Amendment cases involving Donald Trump's civil fraud judgment and immunity are being closely watched by the Supreme Court, with potential implications for future presidents and the state of New York's ability to impose penalties without a victim. [... more]

The American labor movement is gaining momentum as workers fight for fair pay and better working conditions. Meanwhile, a new album by rock legend Rod Stewart explores the swing era of jazz, and a remarkable story of forgiveness and redemption is shared by a woman who lost her mother in a car crash. In politics, Bill Bradley reflects on his life and career, from basketball to the Senate, and presidential history is explored through the life of Martin Van Buren, the eighth president of the United States. [... more]

Bob Dahl, Chief Investment Officer at Crossmark Global Investments, shares his annual 10 predictions for 2024, including a mild recession, rising inflation rate, and potential Fed rate cuts. He also discusses the impact of these predictions on the stock market and the importance of aligning financial decisions with biblical values. [... more]

The Brooklyn Bridge, a symbol of modernism and a gateway to New York City, was built during the Industrial Age and was a marvel of engineering, but its construction was also marked by tragedy and the discovery of caisson disease, a condition that would afflict many workers. The bridge's story is one of innovation and perseverance, but also of the challenges faced by women in the 19th century, including Emily Warren Roebling, who played a crucial role in its completion. [... more]

Pastor Kenny Jones teaches on the consequences of our faith, specifically peace with God, access to God, and hope in God, all through the lens of Romans chapter 5 and the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. [... more]