A massive COVID-era fraud scheme in Minnesota has cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, with funds sent to Somalia through money services businesses. The FBI and Treasury Department are investigating, and a geographic targeting order will be issued to enhance reporting requirements. The scheme involves a shadowy financial system called Hawala, and some of the money may have been used to fund terrorism. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Anglican Church, Lent, racism, hell, and the new covenant, providing biblical insights and perspectives on these issues. [... more]

Aligning your giving with God's heart involves understanding the geography of giving, the causes that God cares about, and developing a giving strategy that reflects your values and priorities. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the Romans 1 tidal wave, a societal collapse due to moral rot, and whether a Donald Trump victory could stem the tide. The program explores the role of secularism, the importance of God's sovereignty, and the need for election integrity. [... more]

David Wills, President Emeritus of the National Christian Foundation, discusses the importance of considering God's passions when deciding where to give, and provides a framework for thinking about giving in light of Scripture. [... more]

The early church turned their world upside down with their commitment to the gospel, and Pastor Greg Laurie shows how we can too. He emphasizes the importance of being a learning church, a loving church, and a church that is passionate about Jesus Christ. He also highlights the need for strong biblical preaching, good listening, and accountability in the church, and encourages listeners to be part of a church community to find hope, happiness, and health. [... more]

Exploring how to biblically view and care for our physical bodies, recognizing the importance of a God-centered perspective, and understanding the connection between our bodies and our spiritual lives. [... more]

In 1963, a ragtag group of American climbers from across the country embarked on a historic expedition to conquer the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest. Led by Norman Derenfirth, they faced numerous challenges, including treacherous terrain, harsh weather conditions, and personal conflicts. Despite these obstacles, the team persevered, driven by their determination to reach the summit and make history. Their journey was not only a testament to human endurance but also a reflection of the American spirit, values of friendship, and the power of teamwork. [... more]

The story of the first American team to scale Mount Everest in 1963, led by Norman Derenforth, showcases the American spirit of perseverance, teamwork, and exploration. The team's journey, documented by Brock Coburn in his book The Vast Unknown, highlights the challenges they faced and the triumphs they achieved on the world's highest mountain. [... more]

The early church turned their world upside down with their commitment to the gospel, and we can too. We need God and we need each other to find true fulfillment and happiness. The church is a place to develop a consistent theology, friendships, and grow together, but it's not just about attending a building, it's about being part of a community that loves and supports one another. [... more]