Yogi Berra's story is a testament to the beauty of baseball and its ability to bring people together, transcending ethnic and cultural boundaries. As a catcher for the New York Yankees, Yogi's career was marked by his exceptional skill and his ability to connect with fans from all walks of life. [... more]

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will shares the story of Yogi Berra, the New York Yankee catcher and cultural icon, who embodied the spirit of America's attraction to baseball. Berra's life, from his humble beginnings in St. Louis to his rise as a baseball legend, is a testament to the power of sports to bring people together and transcend ethnic and cultural boundaries. [... more]

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will discusses America's attraction to baseball, highlighting the story of Yogi Berra, a cultural icon and catcher for the New York Yankees. Berra's life and career serve as an example of excellence, and his legacy is a testament to the power of sports to bring people together and transcend ethnic and cultural differences. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the legitimacy of Joe Biden's presidency, citing Russian interference in the 2020 election, and the importance of fundraising for the Biden administration. The hosts also touch on the Biden fundraiser, where attendees paid $100,000 to attend and $500,000 for a photo with the three Democratic leaders, and compare it to a potential Trump fundraiser in Florida. [... more]

Yogi Berra, a cultural icon and catcher for the New York Yankees, exemplified excellence in baseball, a sport that has been a solvent of apartness felt by ethnic groups in America. His story highlights the nation's attraction to baseball, which has been described as the essence of the nation, where players from diverse backgrounds have been able to succeed and become beloved figures. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores the question of whether the ancient Israelites were black, examining iconographic evidence, biblical texts, and historical context to argue that they likely looked similar to people in the Middle East today, with a mix of skin tones and facial features. [... more]

The Bible records both good and bad, including failures of its heroes, and it's essential to understand this when studying scripture. The concept of God's omniscience is also explored, with discussions on propositions, counterfactuals, and the nature of truth. Additionally, the Trinity is explained, and the importance of understanding the Bible's teaching on this subject is emphasized. [... more]

Dr. David Ireland shares his experiences and insights on building a multicultural church and promoting racial reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of embracing diversity and the Great Commission's call to make disciples of every nation. [... more]

The concept of grace relations is rooted in the understanding that humanity was created to exhibit a common unity and diversity, but sin alienated man from God and from each other. The Messiah's work resolved the alienation between God and man, and between nations and ethnic groups, creating a new humanity where ethnic enmity and hostility have no place. [... more]

Listeners call in to discuss various topics including the difference between Bible study and apologetics, the meaning of salvation, and the role of spiritual gifts in the Christian faith. The host provides guidance and answers questions, drawing from scripture and biblical principles. [... more]

The concept of privilege is being used as a disqualifying modifier, dividing people into identity groups and fan the flames of grievance. The ideology of privilege is another tentacle of the destructive and divisive worldview of social justice, which seeks to divide people and burn down systemic injustice. Cal Beissner, founder of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, discusses the concept of privilege and how it's being used to justify policies that prevent people from accumulating wealth and power. [... more]

The concept of social justice is being debated within the evangelical church, with some seeing it as an implication of the gospel and others viewing it as a distraction from the great commission. The Bible provides guidance on what it means to do justice, and Jesus' example in the New Testament shows that he prioritized meeting the spiritual needs of the poor over their material needs. [... more]

The concept of reparations for slavery is explored in relation to biblical repentance and restoration, with a discussion on the complexities of race, racism, and social justice from a Christian perspective, including an examination of the Black Lives Matter movement. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Tim Keller's use of Speech Act Theory in evaluating the statement on social justice and the gospel, and how it relates to his views on Christianity and politics. [... more]