The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is taking on a landmark Supreme Court case to challenge the media's blanket immunity to defamation, seeking to hold them accountable for spreading lies and destroying people's lives. The case involves CNN's defamation of Alan Dershowitz, and the ACLJ is arguing that the current standard set by the New York Times v. Sullivan decision in 1964 is outdated and needs to be re-examined in light of the modern media landscape. [... more]

The Bible teaches that how we handle our money is a test of our faith. Jesus said it's a key to our spiritual well-being. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares timeless wisdom from God's Word on work, finances, and giving, emphasizing the importance of living within our means, avoiding debt, and saving for the future. [... more]

A year-end recap of the top stories and trends from a Christian worldview perspective, including the rise of anti-Semitism, the normalization of transgenderism, the impact of artificial intelligence, and the shift towards re-enchantment in a postmodern world. [... more]

A Florida man claims he was teleported into a stolen BMW, while another Florida woman was arrested for attempting to kill her mother with a frying pan. The hosts discuss the latest news and conspiracy theories, including the murder of Charlie Kirk's husband and the involvement of Candace Owens. They also touch on the media landscape, dual loyalties, and the benefits of doing business in Ohio. [... more]

New tax laws are on the horizon, and they could change the way you give. Bruce McKee, attorney and senior vice president of complex gifts at the National Christian Foundation, joins Rob West to help understand what's changing and how to respond wisely. They discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, its implications for givers, and strategies for maximizing charitable impact. [... more]

Nashville's reputation as Music City was cemented by the Grand Ole Opry, a radio station that launched country music's most famous stage. The story of how WSM, a radio station built to serve the general public, became the beating heart of foot-stomping folk is one of innovation and perseverance. From its early days to its current status as a beloved institution, the Grand Ole Opry has been a driving force in the country music industry, shaping the careers of legendary artists and leaving an indelible mark on the city of Nashville. [... more]

The latest edition of the college football playoff rankings are out, with Ohio State staying at number one and Indiana at number two. The top four teams of which we know will have a buy are Ohio State, Indiana, the Georgia Bulldogs, and the Texas Tech Red Raiders. The Oregon Ducks are at number five, and Ole Miss is sitting at number six after not getting punished for Lane Kiffin's departure. Texas A&M has fallen to number seven, and the Sooners are in front of Alabama and Notre Dame. The Miami Hurricanes are currently in the twelfth spot, and the Texas Longhorns are at number 13. [... more]

The hosts discuss the recent ICE enforcement efforts in North Carolina, the laws surrounding hemp and THCA, and the importance of estate planning. They also touch on the topic of robot doctors and video game repair services. [... more]

President Trump's meeting with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince MBS has sparked discussions on the Abraham Accords, Israel's relationship with Saudi Arabia, and the potential for a trillion-dollar investment in the US. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for Christian persecution in Nigeria, challenging Gavin Newsom's redistricting plan in California, and defending churches in Colorado from being shut down for feeding the hungry. [... more]

Many people want their investments to reflect their values and convictions, and they need guidance from financial advisors to align their finances with their faith. Research shows that 48% of investors have already connected their investments with their faith or are interested in doing so, but a gap exists between investor interest and advisor action. Financial advisors can help clients incorporate faith-based investing into their financial plans, and tools are available to screen portfolios and exclude companies that conflict with their values. [... more]

The Eagles struggled to find their identity on offense, relying too heavily on the passing game and failing to establish a consistent rhythm. Meanwhile, the Giants' defense, led by Jackson Dart, dominated the Eagles, exposing their weaknesses on both sides of the ball. The Eagles' loss raises questions about their ability to make a deep playoff run, while the Giants' win puts them in a position to make a push for the playoffs. [... more]

The Lions and Colts are playing the best football in the NFL, with the Lions having scored 161 points over their last four games and the Colts having won three games by 20 or more points this season. The Lions' Jared Goff is having an impressive season, with seven career games with a completion percentage of 80% or better and three or more passing touchdowns. The Colts' Daniel Jones is also playing well, with a passer rating of 150 or better since 2024. [... more]

Navigating healthcare options, including traditional insurance and cost-sharing programs, can be complex. Meanwhile, managing retirement savings and debt is crucial for long-term financial stability. A reverse mortgage can be a viable option for some, and understanding the rules around charitable donations from IRAs is essential for tax planning. [... more]

A third of college students believe violence is an option to stop campus speech, with 34% of North Carolina college students thinking it's acceptable to use violence to stop someone from speaking on campus. This trend is concerning and growing, with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression's sixth annual report showing a 10% increase in students who think violence is acceptable to stop speech over the past four years. Meanwhile, late night television shows like Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon are struggling to attract audiences, with ratings plummeting compared to their heyday in the 2000s and 2010s. The FCC's Brendan Carr has been speaking out about the importance of serving the public interest in broadcasting, and the potential for the FCC to take action against ABC for its handling of Jimmy Kimmel's show. [... more]

Genevieve Church, the executive director of City Grazing, shares the story of how her organization uses goats to manage invasive vegetation and prevent fires in San Francisco. From retired dairy goats to rescue goats, Genevieve discusses the unique personalities and needs of each animal, and how they work together to keep the city's parks and green spaces healthy and safe. [... more]

Shador Sanders' impressive performance in the preseason has sparked debate about his potential as a starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. Meanwhile, the NFL is filled with talented young quarterbacks, and the Big Ten conference is shaping up to be highly competitive this season, thanks in part to the NIL landscape. [... more]

The hosts of the No Contest Wrestling Podcast discuss the events of SummerSlam, including CM Punk's victory over Gunther, Seth Rollins' cash-in, and the passing of the torch moment between John Cena and Cody. They also touch on the upcoming match between Brock Lesnar and John Cena, and the potential for a feud between the two. Additionally, they discuss the success of the Shield faction and their impact on the wrestling world. [... more]

The National Football League is back in action, with the Hall of Fame game just around the corner. Jody Mac discusses the upcoming season with Russell Baxter, a long-time NFL columnist and historian. They touch on various topics, including the Lions and Chargers' preseason game, Justin Fields' injury, and the Bengals' contract negotiations with Hendrickson and Micah. Meanwhile, in baseball, the Dodgers' deferment of Shohei Otani's contract has raised eyebrows, and Jody Mac weighs in on the controversy. [... more]

The cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show has sparked debate over whether it's due to financial or political reasons. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting against the defunding of Planned Parenthood, and the media landscape is undergoing significant changes. [... more]

The life and ministry of John MacArthur, a renowned pastor, teacher, and author, is explored, highlighting his contributions to expository preaching, his dispensationalist leanings, and his impact on the evangelical landscape. His legacy as a biblical scholar and pastor is discussed, with a focus on his commitment to sticking to the word of God in preaching. [... more]

The host discusses the shift in American culture from Judeo-Christian values to a post-Protestant pluralistic society, citing the impact of immigration and the infiltration of liberal ideas from Europe. He argues that this shift has led to a decline in the influence of Christianity in America and a rise in anti-Christian sentiment. [... more]

The college football season is approaching, with the SEC and other conferences navigating the complexities of the NIL and transfer portal. Meanwhile, Nick Saban's potential return to coaching has sparked debate, and Bill Belichick's first season with North Carolina is generating interest. [... more]

Cooper Flagg's professional debut in the NBA Summer League was marked by a strong performance, but he still has room for improvement. Meanwhile, LeBron James' future with the Lakers is uncertain, and Giannis Antetokounmpo's decision to stay with the Bucks is still up in the air. The Oklahoma City Thunder's recent signings, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams, have raised expectations for the team's future. In Major League Baseball, the All-Star game is shaping up to be a highly competitive event, with several top players missing out on the selection. [... more]

A cultural shift is happening in America, with many corporations quietly backing away from supporting pride month, revealing a growing fatigue with the movement. This change is attributed to a broader issue of media control representing a minority voice, as well as economic pressure from the public. The discussion highlights the importance of standing up for biblical convictions and the inclusive nature of the gospel of Jesus Christ, which offers hope and transformation to individuals regardless of their lifestyle or identity. [... more]

Living a life of submission is not inconsistent with being free. Christians must submit to secular governments, families, and church leaders, while using their freedom responsibly to serve God and others. Authentic Christianity is characterized by a gracious and humble submission to serve others, and by doing good, silencing the ignorance of foolish people. [... more]

In Lebanon, a deeper crisis affects vulnerable young women and children, with many facing human trafficking, early marriage, and child labor. Heart for Lebanon is working to prevent these issues and introduce girls to Jesus, providing a safe place for them to learn their worth and dignity in Him. [... more]

The Indiana Pacers are making a strong push for the NBA Finals, led by Tyrese Halliburton and coached by Rick Carlisle. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder are also a contender, and Shaquille Taylor from The Athletic discusses their chances. In other news, Deion Sanders is getting a three-part documentary series on Netflix, which promises to be an entertaining look at his football career. [... more]

The Dallas Mavericks secured the number one overall pick in the NBA draft lottery, giving them the chance to select Cooper Flagg. The team's owner, Nico Harrison, has been criticized for trading away Luka Doncic, but this pick could be a lifeline for the franchise. Meanwhile, the Boston Celtics are dominating the New York Knicks, with Jason Tatum leading the way. [... more]

The Dallas Mavericks secured the number one overall pick in the NBA draft lottery, with Cooper Flagg expected to join the team. Giannis Atetokounmpo is open to leaving the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Boston Celtics are looking to take down the New York Knicks in the playoffs. [... more]

The NBA playoffs are heating up with the Warriors facing off against the Timberwolves, while the Bucks are considering trading Giannis Antetokounmpo, and the Clippers are struggling with James Harden's postseason performance, the Celtics are dealing with roster concerns, and the Pacers are on a roll with Tyrese Halliburton leading the charge. [... more]

Malachi Starks, a national champion and top prospect in the NFL draft, discusses his experience with college football's current world, including the portal and NIL, and shares his thoughts on the upcoming draft. Meanwhile, the NBA playoffs are set, with the Clippers and Warriors facing off in a crucial regular season finale. [... more]

Mike Bibby, a former NBA player, reflects on his career and discusses the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on college basketball. He also shares his thoughts on the current NBA playoffs and his new role as head coach at Sacramento State. [... more]

The Cincinnati Bengals are facing criticism for their handling of pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, who is seeking a trade. Meanwhile, the team's defense is being scrutinized, with some calling it 'pathetic.' The Bengals' owner, Mike Brown, is being accused of being cheap and not willing to pay his players. In other news, college football coach Dan Lanning has signed a new contract extension with the University of Oregon, while Bill Belichick has started spring practices with the University of North Carolina. [... more]

Dale Vermillion discusses the potential change in the real estate market, citing increased consumer confidence and decreased patience among homebuyers. He advises listeners to make wise financial decisions, considering their values and priorities, when deciding whether to take on debt or wait to cash flow a project. Rob West and Dale Vermillion also address various listener questions, including managing debt, investing in retirement, and creating an emergency fund. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL quarterback draft and free agency, with a focus on Matthew Stafford and his potential return to the Los Angeles Rams. The show also explores various what-if scenarios from the 2024 season, including the impact of a successful Hail Mary pass and the potential consequences of Jerry Jones acquiring Derrick Henry. [... more]

Many seniors are struggling with debt, particularly mortgage payments, which can be a significant burden in retirement. Harlan Akula discusses the dangers of keeping mortgage payments into our retirement years and explains how seniors can eliminate or reduce these payments, potentially turning their home into an income stream. Additionally, the hosts address questions on social security, credit card debt, and biblical stewardship, providing guidance on managing finances and achieving financial health. [... more]

A caregiver shares his experiences and lessons learned from caring for his wife, who has undergone numerous surgeries. He emphasizes the importance of trust, patience, and faith in God, especially during challenging times, and encourages listeners to slow down and focus on God's sovereignty. [... more]

The importance of both mothers and fathers in a child's life, and how they play different roles in parenting and childcare. The discussion highlights the need for fathers to be more involved and proactive in their children's lives, and how this can impact their spiritual growth and development. [... more]

Jeffrey Wright discusses his fandom for the Washington Commanders, their recent success, and the impact of leadership on the team's performance. He also talks about his experience working on the TV series 'The Agency' and shares a story about his encounter with Sir Anthony Hopkins. [... more]

Caring Enough to Confront is a series from Chip Ingram that explores the importance of addressing difficult issues, but due to content restrictions, this message is not suitable for this platform. [... more]