Men are encouraged to step up and be intentional fathers, leaving a lasting legacy that honors God. Jonathan Lewis shares his personal story and the mission of Fathers for Fathers, emphasizing the importance of faith, financial stewardship, and biblical wisdom in shaping generations. [... more]

House Democrats push back against the GOP tax scam, which would lead to the largest Medicaid cut in American history. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's cognitive decline is a topic of discussion, with some questioning his ability to lead. The NIH plans to create a new registry for autism, but critics argue that it would compromise patient privacy and potentially lead to data breaches. The Middle East is also a focus, with the US president meeting with Syrian leaders in Qatar and discussing the situation in Gaza. [... more]

The fentanyl crisis is a growing concern in the US, with overdose deaths surpassing those of World War II. Experts argue that the issue is not just about addiction, but also about mental health and the lack of treatment options. The documentary Fentanyl Death Incorporated explores the root causes of the crisis and proposes solutions, including stricter border control and increased funding for mental health services. [... more]

The discussion revolves around nuclear energy as a solution to the country's energy crisis, with experts highlighting its benefits and addressing concerns about safety and perception. Meanwhile, the fentanyl crisis and homelessness are also discussed, with a focus on the need for a comprehensive approach to address these issues, including border control and tariffs. The conversation also touches on the Trump doctrine and its implications for international relations, particularly in the context of Ukraine and Gaza. Additionally, the discussion covers the economy, healthcare, and sanctuary cities, with a focus on the need for bipartisan cooperation and effective leadership. [... more]

Deon Joseph, a law enforcement consultant, shares his story of building bridges with the community on Skid Row, despite initial skepticism and negative stereotypes. He credits his faith and the power of God for helping him connect with the community and make a positive impact. [... more]

A discussion about homelessness in the community, its causes, and potential solutions, including the importance of supportive housing, targeted housing, and community outreach. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly those with mental health issues, and the need for a comprehensive approach to address the problem. [... more]

Adam Carolla shares his personal experience with the California wildfires, discussing the devastating impact on his home and community. He also touches on the issue of homelessness, infrastructure, and disaster preparedness in Los Angeles, highlighting the need for effective leadership and community support. [... more]

A Florida man's fireworks accident serves as a cautionary tale, while New York City struggles with subway violence and illegal immigration. Meanwhile, homelessness and inflation continue to rise, and fuel prices remain a concern. [... more]

The recent terrorist attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, where a cybertruck was used to cause damage, have raised concerns about border security and the potential for more attacks. The FBI has confirmed that the suspect behind the Las Vegas attack was an active-duty Green Beret, and the investigation is ongoing. Meanwhile, the debate over H1B visas and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US is not producing enough high-tech graduates to fill the demand for these jobs, while others claim that the program is being used to import cheap labor. The Biden administration's handling of the border and immigration policies has also come under scrutiny, with some arguing that the unsecured border is a major security risk. [... more]

The host discusses various topics, including the potential benefits of annexing Canada, the misuse of government funds, and the need for election integrity. They also touch on the issue of homelessness and the role of government in addressing it, as well as the importance of national security and global politics. [... more]

A law enforcement consultant shares his personal experiences dealing with mentally ill individuals on the streets, highlighting the challenges of the current mental health system and proposing common sense solutions to improve treatment and reduce homelessness. [... 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 law enforcement consultant shares his story of working on Skid Row, a notorious area in Los Angeles known for homelessness and crime. He discusses his efforts to reduce crime and improve the lives of those living on the streets, including his 'Ladies Night' program and his work with local shelters and missions. [... more]

The foster care crisis in America is a pressing issue, with millions of children entering the system each year. However, local churches and communities can make a significant difference by providing relational connections and support to families in crisis. Care Portal is a platform that facilitates this connection, allowing churches to respond to real-time needs of children and families, and potentially reversing the foster care crisis in America. [... more]

Joe Knittig shares the story of Care Portal, a platform that connects churches with local child welfare services to provide support to children and families in crisis. The platform has grown from one county in Texas to 22 states, serving over 82,000 children and facilitating relational connections between churches and families. [... more]

God's order for the family and marriage is clear, and it's essential to understand the biblical worldview on these topics. The breakdown of the family has led to societal ills, and it's crucial to honor one's parents and maintain a monogamous relationship. Homosexuality is a sin, but it's not a definition of a person, and God can forgive anyone who turns from their sin. Abortion is a complex issue, but the Bible teaches that life begins at conception, and it's essential to consider the long-term repercussions of this decision. Ultimately, God wants to transform people and help them become new creations in Christ. [... more]

Foster families face struggles and lack of support, but one couple's passion for adoption led them to start a mission to help others. Meanwhile, a guardian ad litem shares the importance of advocating for children in care, and a young man's story of homelessness and faith inspires hope. [... more]

A police officer's journey to understand and serve the community, particularly those struggling with homelessness, and his efforts to create a safer and more compassionate environment on Skid Row. [... more]

The Biden administration's focus on reducing plastic cutlery use is criticized as ineffective, while Gavin Newsom's efforts to address homelessness in California are questioned. Meanwhile, a teacher is assaulted by a student with a history of violent behavior, and the student's mother defends her son's actions, claiming he was targeted because he's black. Additionally, Serena Williams is denied access to a rooftop restaurant in Paris, sparking controversy over privilege and entitlement. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to captivate, with tales of DUI and counterfeit fentanyl. Meanwhile, economic policy decisions are affecting everyday life, and homelessness remains a pressing issue. The Olympics are underway, but controversy and travel chaos have marred the event. Research suggests music has a positive impact on brain health, connecting people across generations. [... more]

A small church in East Texas, Bennett Chapel, launched a revolution in child welfare by adopting 77 of the most difficult to place kids in the 1990s, and their story is now being told in a new film, Sound of Hope, which aims to end the foster crisis in America by inspiring churches to take action and care for vulnerable children and families. [... more]

A small church in East Texas, Bennett Chapel, launched a revolution by adopting 77 vulnerable kids, sparking a movement that reverberates across the nation. A new film, Sound of Hope, tells their story, and its producers aim to ignite a care revolution in America, ending the foster crisis and promoting child welfare through a spiritual war. [... more]

Deon Joseph, a law enforcement consultant, shares his experiences dealing with mentally ill individuals on Skid Row, highlighting the challenges of addressing addiction and the need for a more effective mental health system. [... more]

A local ministry, A Bed and a Book, provides beds and books to children in need, while a Salem Pregnancy Care Center offers alternatives to abortion and support for expecting mothers and fathers. [... 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]

Katie Faust, founder of Them Before Us, discusses the importance of prioritizing children in matters of marriage and family, highlighting the need to protect children's life, family, mind, and body from victimization. [... more]

Dion Joseph, a law enforcement consultant, shares his story of building bridges with the community on Skid Row, where he used his faith and resources to make a positive impact on the lives of homeless individuals and change their perception of police officers. [... more]

Nellie Bowles, a former New York Times reporter, shares her experiences with cancel culture and the challenges of being a journalist in a polarized world. She discusses her new book, Morning After the Revolution, which explores the consequences of progressive policies and the need for a moderate reformation in politics. [... more]

The host discusses the upcoming presidential debate, critical race theory in schools, and the Biden administration's policies on immigration and healthcare. She also talks about menopause and the government's role in it, and expresses her conservative views on education and politics. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for driving on three tires after failing a sobriety test, while another Florida man was mauled by two sharks in the Bahamas. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds a British soccer manager who identifies as a woman, and a California official is accused of mismanaging funds meant to address homelessness, which has increased by 6% in the state. [... more]

A local craftsman shares his story of how he overcame homelessness and found his passion for woodworking, with the help of mentors and a strong father-son relationship. [... more]

A look at the concept of public domain and copyright law, where famous works like Mickey Mouse and Sherlock Holmes are now owned by the public. Also, exploring the world of Waterford Crystal, the high-tech world of bitcoin mining, and the controversy surrounding plastic recycling. Additionally, examining the impact of antitrust law on big business and the innovative approach to homelessness in Houston, Texas. [... more]

The Dwelling Church, a faith-based community, serves the homeless population in Winston Salem, North Carolina, by providing meals, showers, and other essential services. Their unique approach focuses on building relationships and restoring dignity to those in need, often leading to remarkable transformations in the lives of their clients. [... 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]

Dion Joseph, a law enforcement consultant and senior lead officer in downtown Los Angeles' Skid Row community, shares his story of reducing crime and helping homeless women through his 'Ladies Night' program, which provided a safe space for them to receive support and services. [... more]

Aaron Cade from Christian Community Credit Union discusses the importance of incorporating Christian stewardship into daily life, citing research that shows Christians want to apply stewardship principles to their finances but struggle to do so. He shares a success story of House of Refuge Sunnyslope, a ministry that provides transitional housing, and explains how Christian Community Credit Union helped the ministry acquire new properties. The discussion also covers topics such as online banking, annuities, and timeshares, offering practical advice for listeners. [... 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]

Luke Michelson's journey began with a simple act of kindness, building a bed for a family in need. This sparked a movement, leading to the creation of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit organization that provides beds for children experiencing homelessness. With a focus on community service and volunteering, Luke's story is a testament to the power of compassion and the impact one person can have on the lives of others. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ brings about a new world where sin and suffering are no longer in control, and the message of salvation must be shared with all people, regardless of their background or situation, as every person has a role to play in spreading the gospel and scaling the mountains of oppression to reach those in need. [... more]