Rich Eisen discusses his power rankings of the top 10 wide receivers in the National Football League, featuring Ed McCaffrey, a three-time Super Bowl champion and father of NFL players Christian and Luke McCaffrey. They talk about McCaffrey's career, his time with the Denver Broncos and San Francisco 49ers, and his sons' experiences in the NFL. [... more]

Congressman Chuck Edwards announces he's dropping out of his reelection campaign after a House ethics committee found him in violation of House rules related to sexual harassment and creating a hostile workplace. Meanwhile, North Carolina lawmakers are debating hemp regulation, with some advocating for a ban on THC products and others pushing for a more nuanced approach. A bipartisan group of officials has also formed a partnership to combat fraud and protect taxpayer money. [... more]

The hosts discuss the dangers of a cashless society, the Federal Reserve's control over the economy, and the decline of biblical literacy and morality in society. They also touch on the topic of the Antichrist and the importance of standing up for the Constitution and the principles of capitalism, while also praying for the President and the country. [... more]

The ongoing conflict in Iran continues to be a source of frustration and concern for many Americans, with President Trump's back-and-forth approach to negotiations with the Iranian government causing confusion and chaos. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for the rights of preachers in Chicago, who are being targeted by the city for exercising their First Amendment rights. The ACLJ's attorneys, including Liam Harrell and Will Haynes, are working to protect the constitutional framework that allows for freedom of speech and religion. [... more]

The North Carolina Supreme Court has signaled it will hear oral arguments in a case involving appointments and judicial vacancies in November, with no resolution expected before the 2027 election. Meanwhile, the governor of Asheville is criticizing North Carolina's firearm laws, arguing they have made the community less safe, despite the legislation not being in effect. A private gated community in North Carolina received $300,000 in public funding for emergency services and shelter repairs, sparking questions about transparency and accountability in the earmarks process. Additionally, a new federal school choice tax credit program could benefit nearly 1.7 million North Carolina children, with 93% of the state's K-12 population qualifying for scholarships. [... more]

Rich Eisen and his guests discuss various NFL teams, players, and storylines, including the Chiefs' chances, quarterback performances, and fantasy football predictions. [... more]

The rise of Abraham Lincoln as a national figure was marked by his opposition to slavery and his participation in the debates with Stephen Douglas, which made him a plausible Republican candidate for President in 1860. Lincoln's win in the election was a turning point in American life, but it also led to the secession of South Carolina and the inevitability of the Civil War. [... more]

A recent study shows a clear correlation between legalized gambling and gambling addiction, with a 61% rise in disorders in states allowing sports betting. The results highlight the devastating effects of the betting industry on households, leading to increased debt, bankruptcy, and social pathologies, including a 10% spike in male domestic abuse. [... more]

Western North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Helene, with federal grants aimed at rebuilding infrastructure and strengthening the workforce. Meanwhile, Duke Energy has joined the Trump administration's ratepayer protection pledge, promising to support measures preventing households and small businesses from paying for power plants and grid infrastructure changes. The North Carolina General Assembly is also debating election laws, with a pair of rewritten bills passed by the Senate that would shorten early voting for primary elections and add performance audits for election systems. Additionally, a state representative is raising concerns about professional standards in public schools, specifically regarding a transgender music teacher at an elementary school. [... more]

John McCormick's life story reveals the power of reinvention in American history. As a devout Catholic who rose to become the first ever Catholic Speaker of the House, McCormick bridged the divide between rural and urban America, and between Catholic and Protestant communities. His career shows that immigration is a solvable issue, and that Americans are always in the process of becoming something new. [... more]

The authority of Scripture is under attack in society, and immorality is a thief that steals, deceives, and destroys. It's essential to recognize the capability of sin within ourselves, the evil creation of immorality in our minds, and the sensual culmination of evil deeds. By calling sin what it is, admitting it, and seeking forgiveness, we can achieve victory over immorality through determination, discipline, and dependence on God's Spirit. [... more]

David's faith is tested as he flees from King Saul and seeks refuge in the house of God. He encounters the high priest Abimelech, who is afraid of David's presence. David lies to Abimelech, saying he is on official business, and asks for bread. Abimelech is hesitant, citing the ceremonial laws, but eventually gives David the bread. Meanwhile, a man named Doeg, an Edomite and a servant of Saul, is present and will play a significant role in the next chapter. [... more]

The Bible is clear on the issue of life and when it begins, with conception being the work of God. The church's position on abortion is rooted in Scripture, which teaches that life is sacred and that God is the creator and designer behind life and the process of conception. The discussion highlights the myths surrounding abortion, including the idea that it is a means of preventing unwanted children, and the consequences of a society that disregards the authority of God. [... more]

A potential ICE detention center in North Carolina's northeastern part of the state has sparked debate over immigration enforcement and local cooperation. Meanwhile, a major elections overhaul bill is set to see significant movement in the North Carolina General Assembly. Electricity rates across the state are also under scrutiny, with Duke Energy proposing a 9.5% rate increase over the next two years. As North Carolina aims for a carbon-neutral future, the cost of achieving this goal is being felt by consumers. [... more]

A new performance audit of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services found concerns with the way compliance visits were conducted at child care centers across the state. The audit also highlighted issues with the division's scheduling practices and the handling of judicial vacancies, with the governor and the General Assembly disagreeing on the interpretation of state law. [... more]

The Social Security Trust Fund has a surplus of $2.5 trillion, but faces a shortfall of $160 billion in 2025 due to increased expenses and declining revenue. Experts suggest increasing the payroll tax, delaying full retirement age, and taxing income beyond the current cap to address the issue and ensure the long-term sustainability of the system. [... more]

Living by principle means making decisions based on moral rules from the Word of God, guiding our conduct and protecting us from sin and its consequences. In contrast, living by preference is based on likes, dislikes, and desires, leading to an unstable and potentially sinful life. Principles are fixed and predetermined modes of conduct, while preferences are subjective and can change. By living by principle, we can find peace, joy, and happiness, and experience the sovereignty of God in our lives. [... more]

The American Republic is in crisis, but Christians have a responsibility to stand for biblical principles of covenantalism, freedom, and human dignity. Detransitioner Chloe Cole shares her powerful story of being misled by transgender ideology and the devastating consequences of medical transition. She calls for courage to speak the truth and challenge radical ideas, emphasizing the importance of living out one's values and being an example for others. [... more]

A Durham-based energy company, American Efficient, files for bankruptcy after being accused of collecting hundreds of millions of dollars in electricity savings it did not produce. The company's CEO, Adam Abrams, has ties to former Governor Roy Cooper and the North Carolina Democratic Party. Meanwhile, VinFast, a Vietnamese EV manufacturer, is facing a lawsuit from the North Carolina Attorney General's office over its failure to meet job creation targets. The company received a $300 million grant from the state's JDIG program. In other news, former Governor Roy Cooper is leading in fundraising for the US Senate race, with $14.8 million raised in the second quarter compared to Michael Watley's $5 million. [... more]

Guilt is a universal problem that affects every human being, defined by the law of God, not by personal feelings or societal norms. The absence of guilt feelings can lead to a license to sin, and the conscience can be seared, twisted, or distorted, excusing us for our actions. The remedy for guilt is confession and renewed faith in the finished work of Christ. [... more]