The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of spiritual maturity in young men, urging them to live a lifestyle that is radically different from the world. He commands Titus to show young men the pattern of godly living, which includes self-control, good deeds, and purity in doctrine. Paul stresses that spiritual maturity is not guaranteed and must be modeled, and that young men need a culture that can help them define worthy aspirations and live a life that matters. [... more]

The Trump administration plans to overhaul the Endangered Species Act, while the Federal Reserve's role in the economy is questioned. Meanwhile, the State Department undergoes a major reorganization, and judges are accused of overstepping their authority. In a separate discussion, the passing of Pope Francis is mourned, and the importance of biblical teaching is emphasized. [... more]

Listen to the full-length version or read the manuscript of this message here https wfth me pap If it's a dangerous time to be a child in the st century it was exponentially more so during the days of Jesus Many children never lived to adulthood or even to their teenage years Those who did survive infancy were marginalized in their culture But Jesus changed all that Through a simple act of showing interest and care in the lives of children Jesus began a cause that to this day Christians all around the world continue to strive for protecting and [... more]

Looking back at the year that was, CBS Sunday Morning explores the good news of 2023, including advancements in medicine, artificial intelligence, and electric aircraft. The show also marks a milestone for the Endangered Species Act and delves into the complexities of grief, featuring stories of loss and remembrance. [... more]

A Florida man fled his home after a woman armed with a machete threatened to cut off his genitals. Meanwhile, a woman in North Fort Myers chased a man with a machete at a gas station. The Biden administration is considering a $20,000 fine for boaters who exceed 11.5 miles per hour in the Florida Gulf. Three men were charged with meth trafficking after being found asleep in a storage unit. AI companies are being sued for copyright infringement, and a mom's unique baby name has sparked an online debate. A woman's viral video of a pool party argument has been misinterpreted as racist. [... more]

A look at the plight of critically endangered sea turtles, the resilience of local newspapers, and the life and legacy of jazz legend Louis Armstrong. Meanwhile, a man plays his trumpet on the street to raise money for Alzheimer's research, and a historian reflects on the significance of the Civil Rights Act. [... more]

A black-footed ferret is cloned using a revolutionary new technology called de-extinction, which aims to bring back extinct species. Meanwhile, actress Rachel McAdams talks about her life and career, and a growing trend of book banning in schools and libraries sparks a debate about censorship and access to information. [... more]

The Biden administration's actions on immigration judges, abortion, and gun control have sparked controversy, with some calling for a moratorium on the IRS buying ammunition. Meanwhile, the expansion of habitat for endangered species has been criticized for locking up land for recreation and agriculture. Police violence and riots have also been on the rise, with some blaming a breakdown in society and a lack of respect for law and order. The role of Christianity in society has also been discussed, with some arguing that the country's decline is linked to its abandonment of Christian values. [... more]

A look at the lives of those affected by ALS, including Brian Wallach, who is fighting for a cure, and his wife Sandra, who is advocating for change. Meanwhile, a new documentary explores the life and death of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, and a conservationist is working to protect the California Condor from lead poisoning. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a new generation of homeless, and a young photographer is committed to documenting their distress. Meanwhile, scientists are working to develop effective vaccines, and researchers are studying the behavior of curious raccoons. In a world where violence and conflict are prevalent, one teacher is trying to teach non-violence to his students, and an actor is using his platform to raise awareness about important issues. [... more]

Marriages are in trouble due to a lack of communication, which can be caused by shame, fear, and rejection. Without genuine communication, it's impossible to have a happy marriage or to love deeply. The Bible teaches that God intended for families to have two loving parents, but sin has brought shame and fear into the world, causing people to hide and become defensive. [... more]

Legendary CBS News correspondent Mike Wallace is remembered for his tough interviews, while his son Chris Wallace shares stories about his father's life and career. Meanwhile, the Endangered Species Act is put to the test as biologists work to save species on the brink of extinction, and comedian Hannah Gadsby opens up about her autism diagnosis and her new comedy special. Additionally, SpaceX founder Elon Musk discusses his plans for space exploration and the possibility of humans living on Mars. [... more]

A charismatic rhino named Sudan, the last of his kind, has become a symbol of mass extinction and hope for reversal. Meanwhile, former President Jimmy Carter reflects on his life, faith, and cancer battle, and Sean Penn discusses his new novel and humanitarian work. [... more]