The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest developments in the NFL draft, including Trinidad Chambliss' bid for a sixth year of eligibility and the implications of sleep science on quarterback performance. Field Yates shares his mock draft, highlighting top prospects such as Jeremiah Love and Carnell Tate, and speculates on the potential for Ty Simpson to be the second quarterback taken in the draft. [... more]

The pro-life movement is gaining momentum, with thousands of people gathering in Washington, D.C. for the March for Life. Despite the challenges posed by climate change, including extreme weather events like winter storms, the movement remains strong. As the nation prepares for the aftermath of a potentially devastating storm, experts are warning of the dangers of freezing rain and the importance of emergency preparedness. [... more]

Bill Reeves, CEO of David C. Cook, shares the story behind the Action Bible, a comic book-style Bible that has been a bestseller for over 50 years. The Bible has been translated into over 100 languages and has reached millions of people around the world, including those in communist countries. Bill discusses how the Bible has been used to spread the gospel in countries where it would be difficult or impossible to establish a Christian church. He also talks about the importance of media ministry in reaching people with the message of Jesus Christ and how listeners can support the mission of David C. Cook by donating to help distribute the Action Bible to those in need. [... more]

A listener shares a chilling story of picking up Tex Watson, one of the worst killers of all time, while hitchhiking in 1969. She felt an intense sense of evil and was able to escape without incident, but the experience left a lasting impact on her. [... more]

The Lone Ranger is a legendary figure in American folklore, but was there a real person behind the mask? The History Guy explores the stories of Bass Reeves and John Reynolds Hughes, two lawmen who bore some resemblance to the fictional hero and remind us that there were indeed good guys in the Wild West. [... more]

The Protestant Reformation was a movement of the spirit, emphasizing salvation by grace, faith alone, and Scripture alone. The reformers, such as Luther and Calvin, believed that the Holy Spirit gives new life, a new heart, and a new enjoyment of God, and that true faith is a firm, certain knowledge of God's benevolence towards us, founded on the truth and freely given promise in Christ. [... more]

The love of God does not find but creates that which is pleasing to it, and this understanding is the foundation of healthy Christian living. Martin Luther's discovery of the righteousness of God as a gift of faith alone transformed his life and led to the Reformation. The biblical gospel is good news, and justification by faith alone means that we can approach a holy God with absolute honesty and boldness because of Jesus. [... more]

Martin Luther's message of salvation by grace alone revolutionized the understanding of God's love and mercy, emphasizing that true liberation comes from Christ, not just a boost of spiritual fuel. This gospel of grace alone has been a source of unutterable sweet liberation for centuries, transforming believers to want Christ and live holy lives. [... more]

Martin Luther's view of sin as a deep problem that enslaves us, versus Erasmus' view of sin as a superficial issue that can be fixed through self-effort, highlights the importance of the gospel in liberating our hearts and leading us to a true understanding of Christianity. [... more]

David Kaczynski, whose tip led to the capture of his brother Ted, the Unabomber, shares his story of forgiveness and reconciliation. Meanwhile, Jennifer Lopez talks about her new musical, Kiss of the Spider-Woman, and Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter star in a production of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godo on Broadway. In Gaza, Eli Sharabi recounts his 491-day ordeal as a Hamas hostage and his fight to bring back the remaining living hostages. [... more]

A man discovers he was adopted at the age of five, and the story of how he found out and how it affected his relationship with his father. Meanwhile, the importance of being aware of human trafficking and its signs is highlighted, especially in the context of back-to-school season. [... more]

The Puritans were a group of people who sought to reform all of life under the supreme authority of the Bible, valuing it as the most valuable thing in the world. They were a diverse bunch, with some being quite glum, but they shared a passionate love for the Bible and a desire to apply reformation to everything, including themselves, the church, and the country. [... more]

Queen Elizabeth's reign marked a significant chapter in the English Reformation, as she established the Church of England with a unique Protestantism that was neither Lutheran nor Calvinist. However, this compromise was not enough for the Puritans, who sought further reform and eventually found themselves at odds with the government, leading to a crackdown on their movement. [... more]

The English Reformation was a pivotal moment in history, marked by the rise of Protestantism and the decline of Catholicism. Queen Mary's attempts to restore Catholicism were met with fierce resistance, leading to the execution of hundreds of Protestants, including Archbishop Cranmer and Hugh Latimer. Despite Mary's efforts, the Reformation continued to gain momentum, paving the way for the rise of the Puritans and a new era of Protestantism in England. [... more]

Two years after William Tyndale cried Lord open the King of England's eyes Henry VIII decreed that English Bibles be placed in every church Today Michael Reeves recounts the story of this troubled king whom God used to further church reform Request The English Reformation and the Puritans Michael Reeves' teaching series on DVD with your donation of any amount You'll also get lifetime digital access to all video messages and the study guide https gift renewingyourmind org donate Live outside the U S and Canada Request the digital teaching series and study guide for The English Reformation and the [... more]

Christians struggle with assurance of their salvation due to misunderstanding the doctrine of justification, and this can be resolved by understanding that their status before God depends on Jesus Christ, not their own behavior or feelings. True assurance is based on Jesus Christ and is enjoyed by those who trust and rest on him, leading to a happy and healthy Christian life. [... more]

The story of William Tyndale, a young linguist who defied the Pope and translated the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into English, sparking the English Reformation and bringing the message of justification by faith to the masses. [... more]

The JR Sportbree show discusses the upcoming Final Four in college basketball, featuring Houston, Duke, Auburn, and Florida. The show also touches on Julio Jones' retirement from the NFL and his legacy as a wide receiver. [... more]

The story of Dan Reeves, a soldier who served in the Vietnam War, is told by his nephew and best friend, Michael Williams. Dan's experiences in the war, including his time as a door gunner on a Huey helicopter, are vividly recounted, highlighting the dangers and horrors of war. The story also explores the emotional toll of war on Dan and his struggles to cope with the trauma he experienced. [... more]

St Patrick's Day Conor McGregor took over the White House podium and laid out the dire situation in his home country over illegal immigration Trump sends back planes full of illegal immigrant gangs Trump orders strikes on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen and issues a new warning after Houthis attack American ships in the Red Sea Dana explains why this is important to global trade Democrats are at each other's throats after Chuck Schumer sides with Republicans to keep the government open Only of Democrat voters say they approve of their party's performance A mother in Deerfield Illinois has revealed [... more]

Trump tries to message his tariff implementation The Trump Administration repurposes the controversial CBP One app to encourage self-deportations Twitter X goes down for millions of users Monday Dana thinks the invention of the Internet has made people more hateful and absolutely stupid Syrian government loyalists are accused of executing civilians as violence erupts Congress continues to debate a new CR full of reckless spending in order to prevent a government shutdown on Friday HBO's new Harry Potter series features a DEI cast including Black actor Paapa Essiedu as Professor Snape Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser orders the removal of [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics, including Trump's tax cuts, the economy, and the impact of Medicaid and Medicare on Social Security. She also talks about Gene Hackman's death and the investigation into his wife's and dog's deaths, as well as the IRS leaks and the potential consequences of the leaks. Additionally, she discusses the Democrats' and Republicans' approaches to legislation, including DEI and women's sports. She also talks about the benefits of collagen and the importance of health and wellness. Furthermore, she discusses the Chumba Casino and the potential benefits of playing casino games for free. She also talks about the importance of immigration law enforcement and the dangers of domestic terrorism. Finally, she discusses the controversy surrounding fluoride in public water systems and the potential impact on public health. [... more]

A discussion on the topics of free speech, hate speech, and censorship, with examples from Germany and the US, as well as a look at the rise of cannabis cocktails and the potential health risks of burning scented candles. Additionally, the hosts discuss the Trump administration's actions and the concept of an 'alpha male'. [... more]

Democrats are beginning their inflation blame game against Trump less than a month into his presidency Sen Rand Paul suggests DOGE audit Fort Knox for gold Minutes interviewed communications consultants who were never actual employees of USAID and presented them as though they were longtime employees who were fired for lack of loyalty CBS's Margaret Brennan claims the Nazi Holocaust occurred because free speech was weaponized in Germany while German prosecutors are arresting people for insulting others A German group called HateAid says free speech needs boundaries Al Sharpton claims Trump wants to overthrow the government Dana Loesch reacts to [... more]

The fear of God is a fundamental aspect of the Christian experience, both in this life and in eternity. Jonathan Edwards described heaven as a world of love, but also as a world of fear, where the saints tremble with delight at the presence of God. This fear is not a negative emotion, but rather a joyful and ecstatic response to God's glory, which will be a central aspect of the heavenly experience. [... more]

The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom and knowledge, leading to a heart-level indicator of communion with God. It brings believers to adore God, loathe sin, and long to be truly like Him, resulting in happiness, large-heartedness, humility, and strength, especially in the face of anxieties and the fear of man. [... more]

The fear of God is a matter of the heart's inclinations, driving behavior and manifesting itself in righteous actions. It's a transformation of our affections, where we begin to despise sin and treasure God. The cross is the hour when the Son of Man is glorified, revealing the fearfulness of God in all his great justice and mercy, and it's the most fertile soil for the fear of God. [... more]

The fear of the Lord is a filial fear that dreads sin itself, not just God's punishment, and is rooted in a deep knowledge of God's character as a merciful redeemer and compassionate father. This fear is not a trembling slavish terror, but rather an overwhelmed devotion of a child marveling at the kindness and glory of their father. [... more]

The fear of God is a paradoxical concept that can both free us from crippling fears and give us a delightful fear. Scripture calls us to fear God, yet we're also told that Christ frees us from fear. The fear of God is a happy, healthy fear that controls our other fears and reines in anxiety, but our culture has lost God as the proper object of fear, leading to a culture of anxiety and uncertainty. [... more]

The confirmation hearings for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense are underway, with Democrats questioning his qualifications and past statements. Meanwhile, wildfires continue to ravage California, and Florida's Governor DeSantis is calling for a special session to implement Trump's immigration agenda. The Biden administration is also facing criticism for its handling of the Gaza conflict, and the Pentagon is dealing with issues related to climate change and diversity in the military. [... more]

The Lone Ranger, a legendary masked hero, has been a staple of American folklore, but was he based on real-life lawmen? The story of Bass Reeves, a black deputy U.S. Marshal, and John Reynolds Hughes, a Texas Ranger, sheds light on the intersection of fact and fiction in the Wild West. [... more]

The love of God does not find but creates what is pleasing to it, and this love is the foundation of healthy Christian living. Martin Luther's discovery of justification by faith alone transformed his life and the Reformation, showing that God loves sinners first and makes them righteous through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Reformation's message of salvation by grace alone, as taught by Martin Luther, emphasizes that God's love and acceptance come solely through faith in Christ, rather than through human effort or merit. This message is distinct from the medieval Catholic view of salvation by grace, which saw God's love as a force or fuel that enabled people to become holy. The Reformation's emphasis on faith alone and justification by grace alone has been a source of liberation and transformation for believers throughout history. [... more]

Martin Luther's view of sin as a deep problem that affects the heart, not just behavior, is contrasted with Erasmus' view of sin as a minor issue that can be overcome through effort. Luther argues that sin is a slavery that requires a radical renewal of the heart, which can only be achieved through the gospel and the love of God. [... more]

The Reformers believed the Bible proves itself to be the Word of God, a concept known as self-authentication. This idea is rooted in the belief that Scripture's authority comes from God, not from the church. The Reformers argued that Scripture's self-authentication is stronger evidence than external proof, and that it is essential for healthy mission and faith. [... more]

Thinking about death can be a reflective way to appreciate life and relationships. Keanu Reeves' reflections on mortality and the afterlife highlight the importance of considering what happens beyond the grave. The Bible teaches that there is a heaven and a hell, and that we decide in this life where we will spend the afterlife. Jesus offers eternal salvation as a gift to everyone, and coming to Christ can bring hope for a life in the presence of God. [... more]

Our fate is determined by the head of the humanity or body to which we belong. If we belong to Adam, we share his guilt and death is our destiny. But if we belong to Christ, all his righteousness and life are ours. This union with Christ gives us a new status before God, and for that status and identity to be felt, it's a radical ongoing business. Christians must take arms against the idea that they have any identity more basic than sharing the Son's own life before the Father. [... more]

The Lone Ranger, a legendary figure in American folklore, may have been inspired by real-life lawmen such as Bass Reeves and John Reynolds Hughes, who served as Texas Rangers and tracked down outlaws in the Wild West. [... more]

A listener in Colorado shares a chilling story of picking up Tex Watson, one of the Manson family members responsible for the gruesome murders in 1969, while hitchhiking in Los Angeles. The encounter left her with a lasting feeling of evil, a sensation she had never experienced before. [... more]

Dan Reeves, a soldier from Iowa, recounts his harrowing experiences during the Vietnam War, including his time at Camp Coryell, where he witnessed intense battles and loss of life. His story, told by his nephew and best friend Michael Williams, sheds light on the human cost of war and the lasting impact it has on those who serve. [... more]