The podcast discusses various topics including gain of function research, COVID pandemic, executive order, biomedical research, Catholicism, Gen Z, conservatism, Pope, conclave, and Vatican. The host also talks about the rise of conservatism among Gen Z and the potential impact on the Catholic Church's next pope. [... more]

A war breaks out between Pakistan and India, raising concerns of a potential nuclear war and global implications. The US, China, and other countries are involved, and the ACLJ is working on pro-life cases in Massachusetts, including a battle against abortion clinics. [... more]

A discussion on the India-UK free trade agreement and its implications, as well as the challenges of implementing trade agreements in the US. The hosts also discuss the importance of deregulation and cutting taxes, and critique the media for their coverage of certain issues, including the Loudoun County Public Schools' handling of transgender students. Additionally, they touch on the controversy surrounding John Fetterman's criticism of Hamas and the media's response to it. [... more]

Zana Garg shares her remarkable immigrant story, from being born into affluence in India to becoming a comedian and author in America. She discusses her experiences with arranged marriage, cultural differences, and her journey to success in the comedy world. [... more]

A Florida man faces felony charges after a confrontation with a fisherman, while immigration activists protest with unclear messaging and demands. Meanwhile, Democrats are criticized for their lack of focus and solutions at recent rallies, and a disease outbreak in Austria prompts border closures. Additionally, a tourist's attempt to contact a remote tribe in the Bay of Bengal sparks controversy and raises questions about the risks of cultural contact. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the economy, tariffs, and trade with guests, including Stephen Yates, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. They talk about China's economy, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union's interest in a zero-to-zero tariff discussion with the administration. They also discuss the situation in South Korea, where the president has been impeached and a new election is scheduled. Additionally, they touch on the topic of women's sports and the importance of protecting women's divisions in competitions. [... more]

A young woman shares her journey from growing up in a Sikh family in India to discovering Christianity and finding faith. She talks about her experiences with the supernatural and how she came to know Jesus, and how her faith has transformed her life. [... more]

Millions of underage girls are trafficked and sold in India, driven by poverty and exploitation. Organizations like India Partners are working to rescue and restore these girls, providing safe houses and the transformative power of Jesus to bring healing and hope. [... more]

In the midst of war and tragedy, God is doing miraculous things in the Middle East and Africa. Pastors are facing incredible challenges, but they are also being empowered to share the gospel and disciple others. A ministry is working to support these leaders through digital discipleship and training, helping them to overcome persecution and share the love of Christ with their communities. [... more]

In a world where persecution and prejudice are felt every day, Christians in India are finding hope and faith in the face of adversity. The caste system, a complex and deeply ingrained social hierarchy, has been challenged by the gospel, bringing transformation and change to those who have experienced it. Despite the challenges, pastors and leaders are persevering, using the power of prayer and the Holy Spirit to make a difference in their communities and to bring people to Christ. [... more]

Dr. Sean Conn shares his heart for spreading the gospel in the East, particularly in Pakistan, where he has built 30 churches and is working on a vision to build 100 churches. He discusses the challenges of persecution and the importance of providing clean water and humanitarian aid to those in need. [... more]

A caller questions Matt Slick about the Catholic Church's false gospel and idolatry, while another caller debates predestination and free will, citing scripture to support their views. [... more]

David Harms discusses the work of India Partners in rescuing victims of human trafficking and providing safe houses for girls in India. He explains the conditions impoverished women and children face in India and how India Partners works to alleviate their suffering. Meanwhile, Rob West answers listener questions on capital gains, reverse mortgages, and spousal support. [... more]

Amy Carmichael, a self-willed and determined missionary, served God faithfully in India for 55 years, rescuing hundreds of children from sex trafficking and building a refuge called the Gray Jungle Retreat. Her life was marked by conviction, conviction to the church, and a strong desire to obey God's call, even when it meant going against conventional norms. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shaw and his guests discuss the importance of making an impact in the world for the gospel, sharing stories of worship fails, and the challenges of living out one's faith in India. They also explore the heart behind their ministry, Clearview Today, and its mission to reach the nations with the gospel of Jesus. [... more]

As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to import truth from heaven and export principles into the lives of those around us. This requires a deep understanding and application of God's Word, which is the foundation of our faith. By studying and living according to scripture, we can experience spiritual growth and become effective witnesses for Christ. [... more]

Creating meaningful connections and lasting memories with your kids is at the heart of family adventures. By stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing the unknown, you can foster a deeper relationship with your children and help them develop a sense of wonder and awe for the world around them. [... more]

A 49-year-old musician had his $250,000 student loan forgiven, sparking outrage and debate about academic welfare and the responsibility of taxpayers to pay for others' debt. Meanwhile, Amazon's new grocery delivery program for SNAP recipients raises questions about the role of government welfare in supporting delivery fees and the consequences of relying on convenience over traditional grocery shopping. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Ukraine, student loan forgiveness, Joe Biden's policies, conservatism, gun rights in Tennessee, and college protests, expressing her frustration and outrage at what she sees as a lack of common sense and a disregard for individual rights and freedoms. [... more]

In India, the caste system and Hindu nationalism have led to widespread persecution of Christians, with churches being burned and people displaced. Despite this, the church is responding with hope and resilience, using the 'art of survival' to equip pastors and leaders, and making a significant impact in the country. [... more]

Growing up in India, Dr. Abbadan Shah shares his unique perspective on Christmas traditions and the importance of worshiping together on Christmas. He discusses how Christmas was celebrated in his hometown, the cultural differences, and how it has impacted his faith and values. [... more]

Dr. Shah shares stories about his childhood, including receiving his first Bible, and discusses the importance of staying put in one place for ministry. He also talks about his experiences in India and the differences between Indian and American culture. [... more]

A missionary from India shares his story of how he gave his life to Jesus and how he is now spreading the gospel in India, despite facing persecution. He also shares about his orphanage and his need for sponsors to help care for the children. [... more]

The discussion revolves around immigration, sanctuary cities, and border control, with a focus on the Biden administration's policies and the impact on the country. The conversation also touches on gun control, the Hunter Biden scandal, energy policy, and climate change. Additionally, the hosts discuss international relations, including Ukraine, China, North Korea, and Russia, and the upcoming G20 summit. [... more]

Dr. Abbadan Shah shares his personal story of loss and grief after the passing of his mother, highlighting the impact of her life and legacy on his own faith and spirituality. He reflects on the cultural differences in India and the importance of hope in Christianity, as well as the sacrifices his parents made for their family and their church. [... more]

Dr. Abaddon Shaw shares his experience of losing his mom and the challenges he faced in India's medical care system, highlighting the importance of compassion, care, and mercy in healthcare, and the hope that comes with faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Mani Singh, president of Koch Membrane Systems, shares his personal experience with water scarcity in India and how he applies his knowledge to develop innovative membrane-based solutions for water and wastewater treatment, improving the lives of millions worldwide. [... more]

Christians are being persecuted in India, with over 250 churches burned down and 40,000 displaced people. A Christian organization, Voice of Christians, is working to provide relief and support to those affected, while also advocating for the rights of Christians in the region. The discussion highlights the importance of faith, God's sovereignty, and the need for Christians to stand together in the face of persecution. [... more]

In Manipur, India, a genocide of Christians has been unfolding, with over 1,000 killed, 40,000 displaced, and 350 churches destroyed. Despite the chaos, Christians are showing remarkable faith and resilience, with stories of miraculous protection and defense. A call to action is issued, urging listeners to pray, donate, and advocate for the persecuted Christians in India. [... more]

In Manipur, India, a genocide is unfolding as Christians are being targeted and martyred. The situation began with a peaceful protest, but turned into a violent attack on the Kuki tribe, who are predominantly Christian. The local government's attempt to give the Meitei people tribal status sparked the violence, which has resulted in over 100 deaths, 40,000 displaced Christians, and 350 churches burned down. The international community is largely unaware of the crisis, and the Indian government is not releasing accurate numbers of deaths and displaced people. Believers are called to pray and intervene in this crisis, and to support organizations like Lantern Rescue that are providing relief and aid to the persecuted Christians. [... more]

A conversation about the importance of Judeo-Christian principles in America's founding and the dangers of socialism and communism, highlighting the country's unique freedom and the need for revival and prayer. [... more]

The FBI's conduct has been called 'sobering' by John Durham, who found that the agency failed to examine exculpatory evidence and continued investigations despite lack of evidence. The ACLJ is working to defend Christians in India and Nigeria, where persecution is rampant, and is also advocating for stronger border security to prevent terrorists from entering the US. [... more]

The Cincinnati Reds are on a nine-game win streak, catapulting themselves to the top of the NL Central, with Joey Votto's return bringing excitement to the team and the ballpark. The Reds' young players, including Jonathan India, are showing promise, and the team's chemistry is a key factor in their success. [... more]

Hands on Houses is a Christian mission that builds houses for widows and the poor in India and Africa, providing tangible evidence of God's love and spreading the gospel through evangelism and poverty alleviation efforts. [... more]

A young boy named Trent learns that God can use even the smallest actions to make a big difference in people's lives. He goes on various adventures through time, witnessing how a simple song, 'Jesus Loves Me', has a profound impact on those who hear it, and how doing small tasks can lead to big changes. [... more]

Sarah shares her incredible journey as a missionary in India, where she and her friend went on a mission trip to plant churches and share the gospel with unreached people groups. They faced challenges and dangers, but also experienced the power of God and saw people come to faith. [... more]

Landon Rescue works to combat human trafficking and support persecuted Christians worldwide. Their recovery and extraction team helps those affected by trafficking and persecution, providing food, water, and basic necessities. They also facilitate holistic aftercare services and connect people with local churches and communities to demonstrate the love of God and promote unity. [... more]

Growing up in a railway junction in India, Dr. Shah shares stories of his grandfather's work on the locomotive shed and the impact of the railway on the community. Meanwhile, Ryan Hill recounts a humorous experience with a misplaced worksheet, highlighting the importance of being okay with not understanding everything about God. Later, the hosts discuss the significance of the Transcontinental Railroad and its connection to American history, as well as the role of railways in shaping communities and cultures. [... more]

A first-generation Indian American shares his family's story of overcoming poverty and achieving the American dream through education and hard work. He credits the United States for providing opportunities for his family to thrive and pursue their goals. [... more]

A young man's journey to India at 18 years old sparked a lifelong purpose to reach the masses and improve human conditions, leading to the founding of Ellison Media Company and a successful career in Christian media and wellness. [... more]