James E. Ward shares his life-changing experience in third grade, where he learned to overcome victim mentality and develop a zero victim attitude, which has helped him navigate racial tensions and police encounters with confidence and peace. [... more]

Karl-Anthony Towns, a Philadelphia Eagles fan, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his favorite team, his experience playing for the Minnesota Timberwolves, and his commitment to social justice. He also participates in the Win-Loss Game, predicting the Eagles' season record. [... more]

Carl Anthony Towns, a four-time NBA All-Star from the Minnesota Timberwolves, discusses his love for the Philadelphia Eagles and predicts their win-loss record for the upcoming season. He also talks about his experiences playing basketball and his favorite NBA players, including Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett. [... more]

Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, meant being part of a community that revolved around the Green Bay Packers. For John Elfner, a Lambeau Field story from his childhood stands out, where he met a girl named Jenny and fell in love with the Packers during a thrilling Monday night game against the Washington Redskins. [... more]

Jesus performs miracles to authenticate his identity, reveal his heart, and teach his followers about the importance of faith and following him. He wants his followers to understand that miracles are not an end in themselves but rather a means to an end, and that true following involves trusting and believing in him, not just seeking physical or material benefits. [... more]

Jesus performs miracles to authenticate his identity, reveal his heart, and help his followers understand what it means to follow him wholeheartedly. He teaches that miracles are not an end in themselves, but rather a means to an end, and that true followers must learn to trust him and invite him into the storms of their lives. [... more]

Pastor and author James E. Ward shares his life-changing experience in third grade, where he learned the importance of zero victim thinking from his teacher, Mrs. Pitts. This lesson has helped him navigate racial tensions and police encounters, and he now teaches others to overcome victim mentality and build better communities. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's wrath is revealed against all ungodliness and unrighteousness, but it is also merciful and gracious. Creation provides sufficient knowledge of God to make us accountable for our actions, but it is not sufficient to save us. We are all aware of God's existence and are without excuse for our ungodliness and unrighteousness. [... more]

Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, meant being part of a community that revolved around the Green Bay Packers. John Elfner shares a story of falling in love at Lambeau Field on a Monday night game against the Washington Redskins, where the Packers' victory was sealed by a missed field goal. [... more]

Growing up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, meant being part of a community centered around the Green Bay Packers. John Elfner shares a story of falling in love at Lambeau Field during a 1983 game against the Washington Redskins, a night that became a defining moment in his childhood. [... more]

A childhood experience from rural Iowa teaches a valuable lesson about not judging others and the importance of empathy, as a young boy learns to navigate a new school and a strict teacher while struggling with his own challenges. [... more]

Navigating the early grade school years can be a challenging but crucial time for parents to shape their child's character and moral compass. Experts Erin McPherson and Ellen Schuchnecht offer practical advice on how to balance protection and independence, encouraging children to take initiative, develop resilience, and cultivate genuine faith. By letting go of control and allowing children to make mistakes, parents can help their kids develop essential life skills and a strong moral foundation that will serve them well into adulthood. [... more]

Pastor and author James E. Ward shares his life-changing experience in third grade when he was introduced to the concept of zero victim thinking by his teacher, Mrs. Pitts. This mindset has helped him navigate challenging situations, including police encounters, and has become the foundation of his message of overcoming injustice and building better people. [... more]

The concept of the unpardonable sin is explored, and the idea that guilt and shame can lead to a cycle of self-punishment is discussed. The importance of understanding the cross and redemption, confession and fellowship, and God's love and restoration is emphasized, offering hope and guidance for those struggling with feelings of guilt and shame. [... more]

The ACC basketball tournament is heating up, with Wake Forest and Virginia facing off in a highly anticipated matchup. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are still searching for a new head coach, with several candidates in the running. In the NFL, the Jacksonville Jaguars are looking to pull off an upset against the Kansas City Chiefs. [... more]

A Christian's guilt should drive them toward God, not away from him, and they must distinguish between the conviction of the Spirit and the accusations of the devil, who seeks to divide God and the sinner through his accusations, but God honors all whom he forgives and gives them garments of righteousness to approach him with complete holiness. [... more]

Mark Andrews, tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, discusses the team's offense and his expectations for the upcoming season. James Conner, running back for the Arizona Cardinals, talks about his experience last season and his goals for the new season. The conversation also touches on the challenges of being a professional athlete and the importance of staying focused and motivated. [... more]

The story of two ships sunk at the attack on Pearl Harbor, the USS Utah and the USS Oklahoma, and the bravery of their crews. In a separate story, a military family's experience during the Vietnam War, with a son's father being shot down and his journey to being reunited with him after years of uncertainty. [... more]

Chip Ingram teaches that Jesus' miracles are not just about performing supernatural acts, but about revealing his identity, heart, and power. He explains that miracles are not an end in themselves, but a means to authenticate his identity, reveal his heart, and give us faith and encouragement. Ingram encourages listeners to invite Jesus into the storms of their lives, to trust in his power and desire to meet their needs, and to understand that following Jesus is not just about intellectual belief, but about a life journey of engagement and relationship. [... more]

Alan Summer discusses his new children's book, Alien Summer, about a group of kids whose parents work at Area 51 and must save the day when aliens escape. The book is the first in a three-book series from Penguin Random House. Meanwhile, Impractical Jokers star Brian Quinn talks about his career, upcoming live tour, and how the show's producers come up with new and creative challenges for the cast. [... more]

A Christian butcher shop, the Butcher's Block, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, features local grass-fed beef, grass-fed bison, and antibiotic hormone-free chicken, all available for purchase. The shop's owners, who are Christians, are passionate about sharing their faith and serving their community. The shop has become a popular destination for those looking for high-quality meat and a chance to connect with like-minded individuals. [... more]

A collection of humorous anecdotes and witty one-liners, including a Baptist minister's son baptizing his cats, a botanist's clever cure for constipation, and a frog's unexpected encounter with a psychic. [... more]

A former atheist professor recounts his journey from dismissing God to finding a deeper understanding of faith in Jesus, leading to a dramatic transformation in his life and a newfound sense of purpose and joy. [... more]

God can make ordinary people into heroes by giving them faith. The heroes hall of faith in Hebrews 11 is a collection of ordinary people who did extraordinary things by trusting in a great God. World changers have an active, not a passive faith, and they use their faith to make a difference in their world. [... more]