A conservative talk radio show discussing various topics such as gun rights, Christian values, education, crime, Democrats, Republicans, and Trump's policies. The show also talks about a school takeover in Memphis, Tennessee, and the Digital Delta project. Additionally, the show discusses meatballs and Italian food, and how they are made. The show also talks about the importance of education and job workforce development. [... more]

A childhood experience of a boy who brings stinky boots to school teaches him valuable life lessons about not judging others, being sensitive, and forgiveness. [... more]

Jesus heals a woman with a 12-year medical condition and raises a young girl from the dead, demonstrating his power and compassion. Pastor Greg Laurie shares his own experiences and encourages listeners to put their faith in God and invite Christ into their lives, finding forgiveness and a new beginning. [... more]

Jennifer Dukes Lee shares her experiences and insights about slowing down and embracing the rhythms of life, drawing from her book Growing Slow: Lessons on Unhurrying Your Heart from an Accidental Farm Girl. She discusses the importance of being present in the moment, appreciating nature's pace, and letting go of the need for constant productivity and achievement. Lee also explores the concept of unexpressed grief and the need to allow ourselves to feel and process our emotions, rather than suppressing them. She emphasizes the value of slowing down and trusting in God's plan, even in the midst of uncertainty and change. [... more]

Starting your day with a morning routine that takes your thoughts captive can have a profound impact on your life. By focusing on God's compassions, great faithfulness, and the Lord's sufficiency, you can reframe your thoughts and respond to challenges with hope and peace. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of meeting with God in the morning, and neuroscience confirms that our morning thoughts have a disproportionate impact on our brain and behavior throughout the day. Taking control of our thoughts and focusing on gratitude can set us up for a day of resilience and positivity, but it requires intentional effort and a commitment to prioritize our relationship with God. [... more]

Life is difficult, but God's will is for us to live with joy and gratitude. Taking our thoughts captive in the morning, especially during the neuroplasticity window, can set the direction for the rest of the day. By focusing on God's compassions, faithfulness, and sufficiency, we can find hope and peace in the midst of darkness and difficulties. [... more]

God's Word has the power to bring life to dead circumstances, and speaking it out loud can rewire the brain and bring about transformation. Biblical faith is not about speaking one's own will into reality, but about speaking God's will over one's reality, aligning words with Scripture to agree with God's promises of restoration, redemption, and resurrection. [... more]

Words have the power to bring life or death, and the thoughts we speak out loud can literally rewire our brain more effectively than just thinking something silently. The Bible teaches that the words we speak are like seeds that get planted, and we don't always recognize the impact of the seed that gets planted because there's a lag time between the time the seed gets planted and the time fruit starts to show up. [... more]

God's word spoken out loud has the power to bring life to valleys of death, and transform our lives. When we speak God's truth out loud, we engage more neural networks in our brain, creating stronger and more lasting neural pathways. We can choose to speak God's promises over our lives, and trust Him with what unfolds. By speaking biblical faith out loud, we can experience renewal, revival, and transformation, and live a life that reflects God's heart and purpose. [... more]

Breaking down strongholds in our lives requires recognizing the lies that drive them, replacing them with God's truth, and reinforcing that truth with community and content. By doing so, we can experience supernatural freedom and transformation, and break patterns of anger, addiction, anxiety, and control that have held us captive for generations. [... more]

Strongholds are fortified lies we've believed for so long that they become a part of our identity, affecting our thoughts, emotions, and behavior. They can be broken with the power of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and understanding their characteristics, such as being unassailable, built on lies, resisting truth, and governing our behavior, can help us identify and overcome them. [... more]

Strongholds are deeply ingrained thought patterns that can control our lives, often passed down through generations. They can be broken through recognizing the lies that lead to them, replacing them with biblical truth, and surrounding ourselves with supportive community and content. By taking our thoughts captive and fighting with divine weapons, we can experience supernatural freedom and transformation in our lives. [... more]

Our thoughts establish our emotions, direct our decisions, and regulate our relationships. By taking our thoughts captive and submitting them to God, we can experience spiritual growth, transformation, and a deeper connection with Him. Breaking the pattern of distraction is crucial for this process, and making space for intentional thinking and meditation on God's Word is essential for aligning our thoughts with His thoughts. [... more]

Your life is shaped by your thoughts, and 95% of them are below the level of consciousness. The law of cognition says your life is molded by your thoughts, and you can't change that by trying harder or more religious services. Transformation comes by renewing your mind, aligning your thoughts with God's truth, and taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. [... more]

Our thoughts have the power to shape our emotions, decisions, and relationships. The law of cognition states that our life is influenced by our thoughts, and we must take control of our thinking to experience transformation. By breaking the pattern of distraction and taking our thoughts captive, we can experience spiritual growth and find freedom from the world's mold. [... more]

Jamel McGee and Andrew Collins share their remarkable journey of forgiveness and friendship, exploring themes of reconciliation, faith, and racial reconciliation as they navigate their unlikely bond and the power of forgiveness to heal and transform lives. [... more]

Dustin Tomlinson, a 26-year-old industrial maintenance mechanic from Missouri, shares his journey of becoming a professional arm wrestler, a sport he discovered after following YouTube videos of strongman Brian Shaw. Growing up in a rural town, Dustin was always competitive and found arm wrestling to be a unique and specific sport that requires training and technique. [... more]

George Washington's connection to the city of Cincinnati is rooted in his regard for classical virtue and biblical virtue, as well as his admiration for the Roman dictator Cincinnatus, who surrendered his power back to the Senate and people after saving Rome. Washington's actions as the first President of the United States, including his decision to surrender his military power at the end of his term, reflect the ideals of Cincinnatus and the importance of upholding the rule of law and order. [... more]

As Christians, we have been drafted into service, commissioned to occupy a singular role, taking the gospel to a world at war with God. We put everything on the line to see a peace treaty signed between man and God, delivering the terms of surrender and how to have peace with God. [... more]

In the 1920s, two young brothers, Ori and Cecil, embark on a journey to the Climax General Store to buy vinegar for their family's pickling day. However, they encounter a bully who teases them, but ultimately helps them, and they learn valuable lessons about resilience and courage. [... more]

Keegan Michael Key discusses his upcoming Super Bowl commercial with State Farm, where he plays a character who gets penalized for triple pumping in the end zone. Rich Eisen and his guests predict the outcome of Super Bowl 60, with some predicting a close game between the Patriots and Seahawks. [... more]

Growing up on a farm in rural America, Katrina Hein shares her personal story of working as a dairy hand, where she learned the ins and outs of milking cows and the challenges that come with it, including a memorable experience with a cow's tail and a hot pile of manure on her head. [... more]

Penny Chenery, the owner of the 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat, shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity and becoming a legend in the horse racing business. She recounts her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated industry and how she persevered to achieve her goals. [... more]

During the 1920s, the Goff and Wilson families suffered through severe cases of the Spanish influenza, whooping cough, and the mumps, which led to the loss of two five-week-old twins and a young mother. The family's struggles during the Great Depression and their resilience in the face of hardship are a testament to the strength of American families. [... more]

The principle of sowing and reaping is a universal law that applies to every area of life, including spiritual giving and financial responsibility. God promises blessings to those who give faithfully, but it's essential to break the cycle of self-deception and recognize that we can't fool God. The focus of the New Testament is on the local church, where the Word of God is taught, and faithful giving is prioritized. [... more]

Christian broadcasters and media companies must be careful about aligning with those who don't share their convictions, as compromise can lead to mixed messages and undermine their ministry. The example of Angel Studios' decision to distribute a movie with a transgender cast member highlights the importance of staying true to one's values and not compromising for the sake of popularity or financial gain. [... more]

A discussion on the current state of Congress, the President's agenda, and the need for lawmakers to take action on key issues such as healthcare, tariffs, and artificial intelligence regulation. [... more]

A eulogy for a father who served in the Navy, worked as a repairman, and was a devoted family man, highlighting his accomplishments, values, and legacy. [... more]

Solomon's inspired advice for navigating life under human authority is shared, focusing on the principles of obedience, patience, and loyalty to the office, as well as the limitations of power and the importance of not sinning against God. [... more]

This year's Thanksgiving holiday is expected to see a record number of travelers, with over 81.8 million people projected to hit the roads, skies, and seas. AAA reports that the most popular destinations include Orlando, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Miami, Florida. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted the 78th annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning Ceremony, where they spared the lives of two turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, from North Carolina. As the holiday season approaches, experts warn of potential data scams and cybersecurity threats, particularly on Black Friday. With gas prices remaining steady and car rentals 15% cheaper than last year, travelers are expected to have a relatively smooth journey. [... more]

Janine Turner shares the inspiring story of Belva Lockwood, a 19th-century crusader for women's rights who defied conventions to become the first woman to practice law in front of the Supreme Court and run for president. [... more]

Customs and Border Protection operations continue in Charlotte and Raleigh, with over 200 arrests in Charlotte and protests across the state. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly is set to appoint a new representative for House District 60, and the USDA has announced additional relief for farmers affected by natural disasters. Additionally, a lawsuit is underway challenging the certificate of need law in the state's medical industry. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys are struggling this season, with a 3-5-1 record and a defense that ranks 31st in the league. Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals are on a roll, with a win over the Cowboys and a strong defensive performance. Ravens running back Derrick Henry discusses the state of the Ravens and his own personal growth, while also touching on the topic of running backs in the NFL. State Farm is also highlighted as a key sponsor, with Derrick Henry promoting their services. [... more]

Doris Wilson and her family struggled to make ends meet during the Great Depression in rural Iowa, working long hours at a canning factory and earning just twenty cents an hour. Meanwhile, a 17-year-old boy named Dale Wilson makes money by bagging starlings and crows, earning enough to buy his mother new shoes. In a separate story, human traffickers exploit vulnerable children, and a national awareness initiative provides resources to help recognize suspected instances of human trafficking. [... more]

Richard Ira Bong was a U.S. Army fighter pilot in the Pacific during World War II, who became America's ace of aces, earning the Medal of Honor and numerous other decorations for his bravery and skill in combat. Born in Wisconsin in 1920, Bong enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1941 and quickly distinguished himself as a talented pilot, shooting down 40 enemy aircraft and participating in numerous high-profile battles, including the Battle of the Bismarck Sea. Despite being recommended for and receiving the Medal of Honor, Bong continued to fly combat missions, even after being promoted to major and put in charge of gunnery training. He died in a plane crash on August 6, 1945, at the age of 24, just days after the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. [... more]

A new rule from the United States Department of Labor aims to make farm worker wages more predictable and fair, but some groups are calling for Congress to make the changes permanent to help stabilize the agricultural industry and grocery prices. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers plan to return to Raleigh next week to consider new congressional maps after President Donald Trump called on the Republican-led legislature to counter redistricting efforts by Democrats in blue states. The move is intended to protect Republican controls in Congress and defend President Trump's agenda. Democrats, however, are not in favor of this, calling it shameless and saying the General Assembly works for North Carolina, not Donald Trump. [... 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]

The 1969 Woodstock music festival was a pivotal moment in American history, bringing together 400,000 young people in a spirit of sharing and caring, and marking a turning point in the way American youth were perceived and covered by the media. [... more]