Pastor Greg Laurie explains the biblical view of money and wealth, emphasizing that everything belongs to God and that the love of money is the root of all evil. He discusses the importance of giving and generosity, and how it can bring joy and blessings. He also touches on the topic of politics and how Christians should engage with the world around them, citing biblical principles and historical examples. [... more]

A man living on the streets in Kansas City forms a connection with a young man who is cleaning windows at a homeless shelter, sharing a moment of kindness and generosity that leaves a lasting impact on the young man's life. [... more]

A mortgage company founded on Christian values and biblical wisdom, Movement Mortgage has grown dramatically since its founding in 2008, using its profits to fund charitable outreach and community impact through the Movement Foundation, which has given away over $377 million to date, supporting education, healthcare, and poverty relief efforts in the US and around the world. [... more]

Modeling generosity and teaching children the value of giving is crucial for their future well-being. By experiencing financial freedom, individuals can live a life free from the bondage of money. A donor-advised fund and other tools can help grandparents pass on the value of generosity to their grandkids. [... more]

God gives an extra measure of blessing for sacrificial giving, and even without money, you can give in various ways, such as volunteering time, donating skills and talents, or giving blood. You can also serve your church, community, and neighbors by visiting the elderly, helping with yard work, or offering to take them to church. Additionally, you can set up a ministry of sending cards and handwritten letters to those who need encouragement, donate unused items to Christian charities, or use your resources to help others in need. [... more]

The American hobo is a unique phenomenon that has been a part of the country's history since the Civil War. They are a group of people who work and wander, often following the railroad, and have a distinct culture and traditions. The hobo convention in Britt, Iowa, is a annual event that celebrates this lifestyle and honors the memory of those who have passed away. [... more]

The current state of America is plagued by corruption, with the Biden regime launching a war against conservatives, Christians, and gun owners. The Supreme Court's ruling on the Chevron case has taken power away from unelected bureaucrats, but the government is still trying to control the press and censor conservative publications. Meanwhile, the homeless crisis is getting worse, and cities are being given the authority to clear streets, potentially leading to the use of FEMA camps. The threat of civil war is looming, and election fraud is rampant, with many states experiencing suspicious voting irregularities. A grand jury system is being proposed as a way to take back power from corrupt politicians and restore the Constitution. [... more]

A homeless man living in a dumpster in Kansas City forms an unlikely bond with a young volunteer, teaching him valuable life lessons about resilience, generosity, and the importance of appreciating the moment. [... more]

The conviction of former President Donald Trump on 34 felony counts marks a significant moment in American history, redefining the country's relationship with the rule of law. Meanwhile, a new novel by Michael Crichton, written in collaboration with James Patterson, is set to be released, based on an unfinished manuscript left by Crichton. In other news, Cindy Lauper reflects on her career and music in a new documentary, and Katie Ledecki, a world-class swimmer, prepares for the Paris Olympics while dealing with the controversy surrounding a potential doping scandal involving Chinese swimmers. [... more]

The Biden administration's budget plan includes significant tax increases and debt accumulation, while also addressing immigration and border security issues. However, critics argue that the plan does not effectively address the root causes of these problems and instead focuses on processing and releasing individuals who enter the country illegally. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to connect with minority voters, who are increasingly disillusioned with the party's policies and lack of action on key issues. The debate over police defunding and social security privatization continues to rage, with some arguing that these policies are necessary to address the country's fiscal and social challenges. Additionally, the conflict in Gaza and the Middle East continues to escalate, with Hamas demanding a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages. The issue of sanctuary cities and the treatment of immigrants also remains a contentious topic, with some arguing that these policies are necessary to protect the rights of immigrants and others arguing that they are a threat to national security. [... more]

City with Dwellings works to help the homeless in Winston-Salem, providing services such as transportation, food, and clothing. The organization also offers a point-in-time count to track the number of homeless individuals in the area. Mark Dockery, Director of Outreach, shares stories of success and the importance of building community and providing resources for those in need. [... more]

The importance of family and marriage in society, the impact of single parents on children, and the need for education and vocational training to prepare individuals for a life of service and purpose. The discussion also touches on the role of Christianity in shaping values and morals, and the need for spiritual growth and development. [... more]

Florida Man stories of reckless behavior and substance abuse continue to shock, while concerns over diversity and inclusion in the FAA and the impact of global warming on extreme weather events are discussed. Meanwhile, a Seattle art gallery is damaged in a fire, and Washington State spends $700,000 on giant rocks to deter homeless encampments. The emergence of cicadas in the southern and Midwest states is also anticipated. [... more]

Reignite Hope, a nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles, trains students for a career in welding, gets them certified, and assists them with job placement, changing lives and breaking down barriers for those on the margins of society. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the crisis in San Francisco, where homelessness and crime have reached alarming levels, and the city's leaders are scrambling to clean up the streets for a visit from the Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping. The show also touches on the government shutdown, border security, impeachment proceedings against Alejandro Mayorkas, and the controversy surrounding a cartoonist's depiction of Hamas. Additionally, the hosts discuss the Republican Party's leadership vacuum and the need for fiscal responsibility in government. [... more]

New York City is going to spend more than billion to house illegal aliens while American veterans are homeless Liz Peek Jeremy Dys Glenn Story and Adam Davis join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Florida Man is arrested with fentanyl while impeding traffic with a homeless sign. Meanwhile, San Francisco's 'poop patrol' earns six figures to clean up feces in the city's office district. A transphobic attack is reported outside an LA hotel, but the details seem suspicious. A deadly bacteria is found in the Gulf Coast, and nearly 30 children go missing in Cleveland in an extraordinary surge. Parents in Michigan and California protest against what's being taught in schools, and a teacher lectures Armenian American parents on oppression. [... more]

Florida Man stories of an illegal casino and a man arrested for throwing lunch meat at a police officer are shared. A homeless man steals a police cruiser with a canine inside. The author Jack Carr discusses his new book, Only the Dead, and its themes of government corruption and the use of AI. A Soros-backed prosecutor declines to prosecute a man who assaulted a police officer, and a driver tries to trade places with his dog to avoid a DUI arrest. [... more]

Florida Man stories of Jonathan Keiser and Joseph Moulton's antics are followed by a discussion on the COVID vaccine and corporate healthcare's influence on medical decisions. The podcast also touches on AI-generated content, rapidly growing homeless encampments, and the beer industry's struggles with marketing and demographics. [... more]

The American Hobo is a phenomenon that originated after the Civil War, with veterans wandering the country and working on railroads. They developed a unique culture, with their own names, traditions, and ways of life. The Hobo Museum in Britt, Iowa, preserves this history, with thousands of artifacts and stories of the hobo lifestyle. [... more]

The American Hobo is a unique phenomenon that originated after the Civil War, characterized by a lifestyle of wandering and working. The Hobo Convention in Britt, Iowa, has been a long-standing tradition since 1900, where hobos gather to share stories, honor their dead, and celebrate their culture. The Hobo Museum in Britt showcases a vast collection of artifacts and memorabilia, preserving the history of the American Hobo and its significance in American culture. [... more]

Reignite Hope, a nonprofit organization, helps homeless people get jobs by providing welding training and job placement services. Founded on Skid Row in Los Angeles, the program has expanded to help people from all walks of life, including those in prison and gang members. Through the program, participants receive 120 hours of training, certification, and job placement assistance, leading to a six-figure career in welding. [... more]

Evangelist Frank Shelton shares his inspiring story of how he came to Christ and his passion for sharing the Gospel with others. He emphasizes the importance of caring for others and pointing them to Jesus, and challenges listeners to share their faith with those around them. [... more]

Frank Shelton shares his story of writing the book 'Heaven or Hell' and the challenges he faced, including a stolen manuscript and a near-death experience with a snake. He discusses the importance of urgency in ministry and the need to share the message of God's love and plan for salvation before it's too late. [... more]

God defines what is good, and doing good begins with recognizing this truth. Leaders play a crucial role in shaping the culture of an organization, and appointing good leaders is essential for creating a positive environment. Developing a healthy soul is key to effective leadership, and this involves cultivating character traits such as humility, compassion, and integrity. By doing good, Christians can impact the lives of others and bring about transformation in their communities. [... more]

Jesus encounters a man possessed by demons in the Gentile region of the Gerasenes, demonstrating his power to heal and reconcile the man to God. The encounter highlights the human condition apart from God, characterized by alienation, hostility, and enslavement to dark forces. Jesus' confrontation with the demons and his subsequent destruction of the pigs serves as a reminder of the transformative power of his death and resurrection, offering reconciliation to those who are alienated and hostile towards God. [... more]

The Durham Rescue Mission is a Christian ministry that provides a holistic program to meet the needs of the whole man, including emotional, physical, spiritual, and academic needs. Founded in 1974, the mission has been blessed by God and has seen miracles of lives restored and transformed. The mission is not just a place for the homeless, but a community that connects with churches and provides a way for people to give back and receive help in return. [... more]

An Australian listener shares his obsession with buffalo wings, which he discovered in the US in the early 1990s. He recounts his experiences cooking and serving wings in his fish and chip shop, and eventually visiting the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York, where the dish originated. Meanwhile, the president of Reignite Hope, a non-profit organization, shares his story of how he started a welding training program for homeless people, which has helped hundreds of individuals get jobs and turn their lives around. [... more]

Cheryl Gillum shares her experiences as a Salvation Army officer, highlighting the challenges and rewards of ministry, particularly in caring for the marginalized. She emphasizes the importance of seeing people as Jesus sees them, and the cost of discipleship in following Jesus' example. [... more]

The Salvation Army's approach to serving the least of these in Hagerstown, Maryland, involves connecting people with mental health problems to other organizations and partnerships, while also working with women and children in their shelter. The organization is struggling to meet the needs of the community, and is calling for help from people with resources, including money, time, and talent. [... more]

Jesus' teachings on loving one's neighbor and entering into their story are explored through the parable of the good Samaritan. The concept of 'the least of these' is discussed, highlighting that everyone has issues and brokenness, and that ministering to them is a key part of Christian ministry. Real-life examples are shared of how people have been impacted by acts of compassion and kindness. [... more]

Food plays a crucial role in our mental health, with research suggesting that a brain-healthy diet can alleviate symptoms of depression. Meanwhile, food halls are popping up across the US, offering a diverse range of cuisines and experiences. In other news, a Tupperware party is a fun and interactive way to learn about the benefits of using Tupperware containers. Danny Trejo, a Hollywood tough guy, has found success with his chain of LA restaurants, including tacos and donuts. Mukbang, a Korean trend of watching people eat, has gained popularity worldwide, with some creators making millions from their YouTube channels. A truck stop in Wyoming serves up delicious Indian food, and a vintage bottle of whiskey found in a New Jersey house is worth over $2,000. The JBJ Soul Kitchen, founded by Jon Bon Jovi, provides free meals to those in need, and Jacques Pepin, a renowned chef, shares his passion for cooking and teaching others. A small farm in New York raises 50,000 snails, which are used in top restaurants. [... more]

Nancy Pelosi, the most powerful woman in American history, shares her thoughts on leadership and her plans for the future. Meanwhile, Simon Wheatcroft, a blind endurance runner, is pushing the boundaries of what's possible with his determination and innovative use of technology. Michael Caine, a living legend in Hollywood, reflects on his long and varied career, and a homeless man's good deed inspires a real estate broker to help him turn his life around. [... more]

The story of Sears' 125-year rise and fall as a retail giant, and how it can serve as a lesson for businesses to adapt and change in a rapidly evolving industry. Meanwhile, pop-up shops are thriving, and Lego is working to reduce its environmental impact by replacing plastic bricks with more sustainable materials. [... more]