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Alan Wright Ministries

Alan Wright

March 31, 2026

God's heart is to breathe in the pleasing aroma associated with sacrifice, and He wants His people to come out of adversity without smelling like smoke. This is a shadow of the gospel, where Jesus' sacrifice is the ultimate pleasing aroma to the Father, and those who come to Christ receive healing and transformation, becoming a pleasing aroma to God. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

March 13, 2026

How Financial Success Can Lead to Spiritual Failure with John Rinehart

Financial success can lead to spiritual failure if we forget God and become blinded by wealth. The Bible teaches us to prioritize rest and worship, and to use our wealth to bless others and advance God's kingdom. By living generously and connecting our daily work to God's kingdom, we can break free from the toxic cycle of success and live a life of joy and purpose. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 24, 2026

Why Cincinnati Is Named After George Washington—and a Roman Farmer

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]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 23, 2026

Iowa’s Union Soldiers and the Lasting Effects of the Civil War

A family's Civil War story unfolds as they share tales of bravery and loss, including the tragic death of Lieutenant Colin Marshall on Independence Day in 1863, and the sacrifices made by his brother, James Redfield, and other relatives who fought for the Union. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 11, 2026

After a Heart Attack, an Ozark Farmer Began Making Guitars for God

Ed Stilley, a poor farmer in the Ozarks, made unique guitars for a divine purpose, driven by his devotion to God and the Bible. His instruments, created without formal training or resources, became a form of folk art, with each one bearing the message 'True faith, true light, have faith in God'. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

February 04, 2026

Follow Me | What God Can Do Through You

Jesus is putting his team together, choosing ordinary men and women to join him in doing extraordinary things. He forgives sins, heals the sick, and casts out demons, showing his power and authority. To be used by God, one must be faithful in the little things and work together with fellow believers to bring others to Jesus. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

January 27, 2026

Cold Temps; Scam Warnings After Storm; Boliek Presses Appeals Court

Cotton production plays a significant role in North Carolina's economy, with the state ranking sixth in the nation for cotton production. Meanwhile, immunization is crucial as the immune system weakens with age, and vaccines help train and strengthen the immune response to fight off respiratory illnesses. In North Carolina, the General Assembly has made changes to appointment authority, which has led to legal challenges. Additionally, the state is experiencing winter weather, and scammers are taking advantage of individuals affected by the storms, making it essential to be cautious when dealing with insurance claims. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

January 14, 2026

Sheriff Removal Hearing Set; Tariffs Threaten NC Farms; Boliek Seeks Voter Roll Probe

A petition to recall Sheriff Gary McFadden from his position as the elected sheriff of Mecklenburg County is set to be heard in court, with allegations of threats and mismanagement. Meanwhile, a report warns that tariffs could cost North Carolina farmers $700 million and nearly 8,000 jobs. Additionally, concerns are raised about voter registration and election integrity, with some individuals using non-residential addresses, including PO boxes and UPS stores, to register to vote. [... more]

Insight for Living

Chuck Swindoll

January 08, 2026

Cain: The Farmer Who Murdered His Brother, Part 2

Genesis Jealousy anger and murder have existed from the beginning We see them in the first few pages of the Bible How Christians handle their emotions and temptations toward sin matters Dig deep into Genesis with Pastor Chuck Swindoll Face the reality of hatred and sin by examining the tragedy of Cain and Abel Refuse to tolerate jealousy and unrestrained anger Release it to God His way provides the way out take it [... more]

Insight for Living

Chuck Swindoll

January 07, 2026

Cain: The Farmer Who Murdered His Brother, Part 1

The story of Cain and Abel reveals the destructive power of unbridled anger, jealousy, and sin, highlighting the importance of approaching God with the right offerings and taking responsibility for one's actions. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

December 23, 2025

How the Hamburger Became an American Staple

The hamburger is a uniquely American food invention, born from German immigrants' culinary traditions. Its evolution is marked by the introduction of cheese, ketchup, and other toppings, transforming it into the iconic meal we know today. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

December 17, 2025

Living with the Unexplainable and Unexpected

Don't let the unexpected events of life paralyze you with fear, but instead, learn to live boldly and trust in God's plan. Even when things don't make sense, remember that God is always working, and His ways are not our ways. Take the next step, cast your seed, and keep serving, knowing that God will do the unexpected and bring about His good in your life. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

December 10, 2025

Student Killed at NC High School; $29 million in Helene funding

A Canadian citizen has been indicted for illegally voting in federal elections in North Carolina, and a $12 billion bailout has been announced for American farmers. In North Carolina, a student is dead and another injured after a fight at North Forsyth High School, and $29 million in federal public assistance reimbursements will be flowing into Western North Carolina communities and state agencies. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

December 09, 2025

Stabbing Suspect Denied Bond; Property Tax Committee Formed

North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall has announced the creation of a 23-member committee to review factors contributing to rising local property taxes and identify ways to reduce the burden on homeowners. The committee will examine existing relief programs, county reevaluation practices, and local spending and debt trends. Meanwhile, a 33-year-old illegal immigrant from Honduras has been arrested for stabbing a 24-year-old on the Charlotte Light Rail, sparking concerns about public safety and immigration. The Trump administration has also announced a $12 billion bailout for American farmers affected by tariffs, which have had a significant impact on the agricultural industry in North Carolina. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

November 19, 2025

200+ Arrests in CBP Ops, USDA Farm Aid, CON Fight

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]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 13, 2025

The Great Thanksgiving Cranberry Scare of 1959

The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959 was a pivotal moment in American food history, sparked by the discovery of aminotriazole, a chemical used to control weeds in cranberry bogs. The scare led to widespread panic, with cranberries being pulled from shelves and restaurants dropping them from their menus. Despite the fact that only a tiny portion of the crop was contaminated, the industry suffered significant losses, and the incident ultimately led to changes in food regulation and consumer advocacy. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 12, 2025

America’s First Hero: The Story of George Washington

George Washington's unwavering commitment to the principles of the Constitution and his selfless leadership during the Revolutionary War have made him a symbol of American values and a true superhero. He inspired a nation to stand up for its freedom and defend its principles, setting a precedent for future generations of military service and heroism. Today, we celebrate the long, unbroken line of civilian military service and heroism that has defended freedom not just here but across the globe. [... more]

The Christian Car Guy

Robby Dilmore

November 08, 2025

Spreading The Wealth

The Christian Car Guy Show explores the spiritual significance of manure spreaders and the parable of the soils, highlighting the importance of breaking up hardened soil and adding spiritual fertilizer to grow in faith and share hope with others. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 04, 2025

The Vermont Farmer Who Took the First Photograph of a Snowflake

Wilson 'Willie' Bentley, a teenage boy from Vermont, became fascinated with snowflakes and spent 46 years photographing them, eventually publishing over 5,000 images in leading science magazines. His work revealed the unique characteristics of snowflakes and the importance of understanding God's creation through nature. [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio

Nick Craig

October 30, 2025

Trump Cuts Tariffs, Redistricting, Budd & Rouzer Defend Farmers

A trade war between the US and China has led to a spike in rare earth metal imports in North Carolina, with the US seeking new trade agreements with other Asian countries. Meanwhile, a new congressional map in North Carolina is facing legal challenges, with plaintiffs arguing that the map was drawn in a racially discriminatory way. President Trump has announced a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where they will discuss trade issues, including tariffs and fentanyl enforcement. [... more]