Paul's letter to the Romans chapter 2 explains that all are guilty before God, and that God's judgment takes into account a person's advantages, disadvantages, and behavior. The possession of a Bible drastically increases accountability, and those who have not heard the gospel can still be judged according to their conscience. God's fairness is not about punishing those who have not heard the gospel, but about providing a way for all people to be redeemed through the death of His son on the cross. [... more]

Certified financial planner Hans Scheil discusses the Social Security Fairness Act, its implications, and how it affects retirees. He explains how the act was passed to make things right for certain groups of people who were previously denied Social Security benefits due to ancient laws. Hans also shares examples of how the act will impact individuals and couples, and how it may lead to a further depletion of the Social Security trust fund. [... more]

Paul emphasizes the importance of faithfulness to God's message, distinguishing it from human efforts to shape the message or be clever. He highlights the promise of eternal life, which God made before time began, and the role of the preacher as a herald of God's truth, delivering the message that has been previously delivered. [... more]

Godliness is not a list of dos and don'ts, but rather a pursuit of demonstrating God's nature and character through everyday expressions. Paul warns against relativism and the importance of absolute truth, emphasizing that spiritual truth must produce goodness and godliness. He also highlights the connection between truth and godliness, stating that knowing determines living and that godliness is a life of Christ in us demonstrating the character of God. [... more]

The concept of absolute truth has been slowly abandoned in favor of relative truth, leading to a shift in moral values and a decline in the relevance of God's Word in everyday life. This has resulted in a culture of tolerance and pluralism, where individual perspectives are prioritized over objective truth. Christians must learn to think clearly and truthfully, and to model truth in their relationships and daily lives. [... more]

The concept of absolute truth has been eroded in modern society, leading to moral decay and a lack of accountability. Historically, truth was defined by revelation, but the Enlightenment and modern thought have led to a shift towards relativism, where truth is relative and subjective. This has resulted in a society where people are no longer held accountable for their actions, and the notion of right and wrong has become increasingly ambiguous. [... more]

The story of the lost state of Franklin, a territory that existed from 1784 to 1789, is a fascinating chapter in American history. Led by John Sevier, a group of Appalachian mountain men sought to create a new state, but their efforts were ultimately thwarted by the United States government and North Carolina. Despite their struggles, the state of Franklin played a significant role in shaping the course of American history, and its legacy continues to be felt today. [... more]

A discussion on the charismatic movement and biblical theology, including the concept of federal headship and God's fairness. The conversation also touches on materialism, emergent properties, transcendentals, and the one in the many problem, exploring the nature of God and the universe. [... more]

A discussion on the differences between rebuking and resisting the devil, the concept of federal headship, and the nature of God's fairness. The conversation also touches on materialism vs. dualism, emergent properties, and transcendentals. [... more]

The discussion centers around understanding the Bible's teachings on the Sabbath, near-death experiences, and salvation, with a focus on the relationship between materialism and dualism. The conversation also touches on the importance of scripture in guiding one's understanding of God's will and the role of faith in salvation. [... more]

The discussion centers around biblical interpretations of Sabbath observance, near-death experiences, and salvation, highlighting the importance of faith and God's sovereignty. The conversation also touches on baptism, exploring the significance of the words spoken during the ceremony and the varying practices within the first century. [... more]

The hosts discuss the history of the Fairness Doctrine, a policy that mandated government monitoring of broadcast news outlets to ensure fairness in presenting political issues. They also touch on the topic of censorship, socialism, and election interference, as well as the importance of living in the shadow of the cross and accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the importance of fairness in the tax system, criticizing the current administration's policies as confiscatory and stifling economic growth. He also talks to Senator Joni Ernst about her experience in the Middle East during the Hamas conflict and the need for American leadership in the region. Additionally, he interviews Tyson Langhofer from Alliance Defending Freedom about a case involving student free speech and censorship in a Massachusetts school. [... more]

Riley Gaines, author of Happy No-Snake State, discusses the impact of gender ideology on women's sports, the importance of fairness and safety in education, and the need for parents to take action to protect their children from age-inappropriate content and values. [... more]

Florida Man stories and news headlines are a recurring theme, including a man who claimed to be from a different earth and another who had an alligator foot in his dashboard. The FCC's new rules requiring broadcasters to post demographic data have been criticized as a form of censorship, reminiscent of the Fairness Doctrine. The concept of DEI and the push for a Borg hive mind environment are also discussed, with concerns about government control and the erosion of constitutional rights. Additionally, conspiracy theories surrounding the vaccine and its effects on people are explored. [... more]

The North Carolina General Assembly passed several significant bills during the 2023 legislative session, including pro-life legislation that reduces the gestational age for abortions and expands protections for women and children. The General Assembly also enacted bills related to parental rights and school choice, while opposing gambling legalization and medical marijuana. [... more]

Christian parents should teach their children God's time-tested and true financial principles, but they shouldn't ignore the spiritual principles that accompany wise money management. Teaching kids biblical financial principles starting as early as possible is crucial, along with introducing the idea that buying things requires money, earning money, and the importance of gratitude and generosity. [... more]

NFL running backs are speaking out about their treatment and compensation, citing the collective bargaining agreement as a major issue. They argue that they are undervalued and overworked, with many players feeling that they are not being fairly compensated for their efforts. The discussion also touches on the role of the NFL Players Association and the impact of the CBA on player contracts. [... more]

A pro-life victory in North Carolina reduces the gestational age for legal abortions from 20 weeks to 12 weeks, and provides resources for foster care, adoption, and maternal care. Other bills aim to protect parents' rights, expand school choice, and address issues related to women's sports, medical ethics, and education. [... more]

The Respect for Marriage Act has sparked concerns about religious liberty and the potential for lawsuits against Christian churches and preachers. Meanwhile, a majority of Americans do not fully trust that America's elections are fair and accurate. The World Cup has also brought attention to the issue of soccer, with the US taking on Iran. Additionally, a new product has been introduced, Spam figgy pudding, which has raised eyebrows. Crime news has also been in the headlines, with stories of tattoos, Waffle House, and McDonald's. The importance of supporting companies that share conservative values has also been emphasized. [... more]

Jesus teaches about the dangers of believing God owes us something because of our actions, and the importance of trusting in his goodness and promises. He uses the parable of the laborers in the vineyard to illustrate the concept of grace and mercy, and how it is better to have a relationship with God based on trust and faith rather than a contract mentality. [... more]

The intersection of politics, culture, and spirituality is explored as Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics, including the fairness of transgender athletes competing in women's sports, the impact of social forces on children's gender identity, and the importance of logical thinking in the face of emotional manipulation. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll explores the concept of divine fairness and the sovereignty of God, using the parable of the vineyard to illustrate how God's grace is just and generous, and how our acceptance of God's compass determines the rewards we receive. [... more]

A tragic story of a family's senseless loss sparks a question about God's fairness and justice. Chuck Swindoll teaches from Matthew chapter 20, explaining that God's grace is just and generous, and that our perception of fairness is often based on human standards, not God's. [... more]

The story of the landowner and his vineyard workers teaches us about the fairness and goodness of God, and how comparison and envy can lead to misery. Jesus' parable highlights God's grace as just and generous, and reminds us that our acceptance of God's compass determines the rewards we'll receive, not our feelings about fairness. [... more]

Jesus teaches that in God's kingdom, rewards are given based on faith and submission, not fairness. He uses the parable of the laborers in the vineyard to illustrate that God's generosity and sovereignty are not bound by human notions of fairness. [... more]

Living in a fallen world, we often face unfairness and misfortune, but God's purpose prevails. Pastor Paul Shepherd shares a message of perseverance, encouraging listeners to choose to re-engage and trust God's justice, even when life doesn't make sense. [... more]

Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson discusses his FACTS task force aimed at exposing indoctrination in North Carolina's public schools and ensuring students are taught how to think, not what to think. He emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in local school board meetings and the need for conservative voices on these boards to push back against biased agendas. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans discusses the importance of treating others with love and respect, regardless of their background or differences. He emphasizes that mercy and compassion are key to overcoming illegitimate discrimination and building a more inclusive community. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to get caught up in trying to make sense of God's plan, but what if we just accepted what is and trusted in God's goodness, even when things don't make sense? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal story of caring for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone 80 surgeries and lives with chronic pain, and how he has learned to trust in God's sovereignty and goodness, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]