The US is considering selling barracudas and tomahawk missiles to Ukraine to target Russian sites, and President Trump has given Ukraine permission to use US weapons on Russian territory. Meanwhile, the US is also looking to build a physical wall along the border with Russia, similar to the one on the southern border, to stop the Red Army. Additionally, Russia is pulling people from prisons and other sources to send to the front lines in Ukraine, and the US is considering taking action against Hamas in Gaza. [... more]

The Bible is a complete meal that sustains us, teaching us to pray, believe, and live with love. However, many Christians struggle to read and be nourished by it, leading to spiritual stagnation. A 40-day challenge is proposed to help believers develop an appetite for the Word of God and grow spiritually. [... more]

Jennifer Lopez talks about her latest starring role in Kiss of the Spider-Woman, a musical that explores themes of love, acceptance, and humanity. Lopez discusses the importance of representation in media, particularly for the Latinx community, and how this film is a love letter to that community. She also shares her personal experiences and struggles, including her journey to becoming a singer-actor and her experiences with body image and self-acceptance. [... more]

Providing shoes to children in need around the world brings health, education, and hope to vulnerable communities. Buckner Shoes for Orphan Souls is a Christian ministry that has been serving children for decades, distributing shoes and promoting holistic ministry in over 80 countries. Every pair of shoes opens the door for a child to have a better life and hear about the love of Jesus. [... more]

A caregiver's journey through medical challenges, faith, and the importance of hope and resilience in the face of suffering and loss. [... more]

Understanding the benefits and trade-offs of Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuities in retirement planning, including fixed interest rates, liquidity, and annuity options. [... more]

A bill introduced by Representative Mark Harris aims to repeal the congressional charter of the National Education Association, citing its alleged support for a radical agenda. Meanwhile, the State Board of Elections in North Carolina is notifying over 100,000 voters that they are missing required HAVA ID information, which will be used to verify their voter registration. The board has agreed to collect this information as part of a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice. Additionally, a North Carolina mother faced an obstacle while registering to homeschool her children due to her college diploma being written in Latin, and the state's education funding is at risk due to a federal freeze on funds. [... more]

Living on the Edge is an international discipleship ministry devoted to helping Christians worldwide live out their faith for the glory of God and the benefit of all people. The ministry is working in various parts of the world, including Africa, India, the Middle East, and Latin America, to equip pastors and church leaders to make disciples and grow their churches. [... more]

A 93-year-old Holocaust survivor shares his extraordinary story of survival, loss, and ultimate triumph as he recounts his experiences during World War II, including his family's persecution, his time in concentration camps, and his ultimate escape to the United States, where he served in the American army and participated in the 10-year anniversary of D-Day in Normandy. [... more]

Bible League is opening the floodgates of Bibles for Africa, aiming to bless 3,500 waiting believers. Despite persecution and hardship, Christianity is growing in the greatest numbers on the continent. Listeners can help by donating $5 for one Bible or $60 for 12, with the goal of reaching 1,700 remaining Bibles by June 8th. [... more]

A Florida woman steals an adult tricycle while wearing a tiger onesie, and a doorbell camera captures the incident. Meanwhile, a Florida gator is spotted standing on two legs and knocking on a door. Dana Lash discusses identity politics and how it's used as a shield and a cudgel by some individuals, including Anna Navarro, who gets mad when her identity politics are contested on a national stage. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the latest news and updates on National Security, including the departure of Mike Waltz from the NSC, the use of drones in the military, and the efforts to modernize and streamline the Army's procurement process. [... more]

David P. Hardy shares his story of teaching at a charter school in West Philadelphia, where he implemented a strict academic focus and discipline, leading to impressive results and a reputation as a different kind of school. [... more]

The Trump administration's efforts to combat illegal immigration and social security fraud are underway, while the Biden administration's policies are being exposed. Meanwhile, Hezbollah's presence in Latin America is a growing concern for national security, and the Christian resistance is fighting against the erosion of American values. [... more]

The return of Jesus Christ is a topic of great importance, with many signs indicating that the end times are near. Jesus' promise to return and receive his church is a source of hope and comfort for believers, but it also raises questions about the timing and nature of the event. Understanding the rapture and the second coming is crucial for living a life of faith and expectation, and for being prepared for the return of Christ. [... more]

As a caregiver for a loved one with chronic pain, it can be overwhelming and isolating. But what brings true comfort and strength in the midst of suffering? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal journey and insights on finding hope and resilience through faith, and how to season ourselves for the challenges of caregiving. [... more]

Rob West discusses various financial topics with guests, including helping the poor through Cross International, managing debt, and creating trusts for estate planning, while emphasizing the importance of spiritual and financial maturity. [... more]

Martin Luther's posting of the 95 Theses sparked a reformation that continues 500 years later, challenging the authority of the Pope and emphasizing the sufficiency and inerrancy of Scripture as the final authority for faith and practice. [... more]

The US military is facing a significant manpower crisis, with 70% of young men and women between 18 and 22 not qualified for service due to various disqualifying factors, including physical fitness, educational achievement, and police involvement. This has raised concerns about national security and the need for a solution, such as expanding the delayed entry program to provide targeted training and education to help disqualified individuals become eligible for enlistment. [... 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]

Comedians Jimmy Fail, Adam Carolla, and Jim Brewer discuss the latest in politics, including the electoral outcome, Trump's presidency, and the Democrats' stance on immigration and sanctuary cities. They also touch on the upcoming comedy show at the Tillis Center, where they will be performing. [... more]

President Trump's victory has given people a sense of liberation from the overbearing culture of the Democrats, and his critics are starting to realize that their era is over. The Democratic Party is in the wilderness, with no clear leader, and President Biden is set to leave office shortly. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine's war effort has been criticized, with only 10% of the allocated money and weaponry reaching the country. The conversation also touches on immigration, with some arguing that undocumented farmworkers are necessary to fill labor gaps, while others propose reforming the work visa system to prioritize automation and incentivize American workers to take on these jobs. [... more]

James Barrington, the actor, discusses his role in the upcoming Christian movie The Firing Squad, which tells the true story of a group of drug smugglers sentenced to death in Indonesia. He also talks about his experience working with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Kevin Sorbo, and the importance of staying true to one's faith in the entertainment industry. Meanwhile, Tony Deaton from the gospel music group Covenant shares about their music and how they use their platform to spread the message of hope and redemption. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including the controversy surrounding Harrison Butker's comments on the Catholic Church, the rise of communism in Oregon, the Michael Cohen trial, and the debate over artificial intelligence and its implications on society. [... more]

Understanding poverty as a complex issue that goes beyond material needs, Brian Fickert, professor of economics and community development, shares insights on how to alleviate poverty without hurting the poor and yourself, emphasizing the importance of a relational approach and empowering communities. [... more]

A Florida tour boat captain was arrested for boating under the influence, while President Biden's handling of Iran's nuclear program has raised concerns. Meanwhile, a tech executive predicts a billion-dollar AI girlfriend industry, and the popularity of Legos continues to grow, with some kits selling for thousands of dollars. Additionally, the debate over Latinx and gender identity continues, with some arguing that the term 'Latine' is a more accurate representation of Latin American identity. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress cautions listeners that life is fleeting and they only have a limited time to prepare themselves for eternity. He emphasizes the importance of making a choice about Jesus, considering his miraculous life, atoning death, and supernatural resurrection, and trusting in him to survive death and judgment. [... 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]

The doctrine of the Trinity is a central concept in Christianity, affirming one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The Bible, particularly the New Testament, presents a unified revelation of the triune God, with hints of this doctrine found throughout the Old Testament. [... more]

John Elliott, a Christian pastor, immigrated to America in the early 1600s and went on to translate the first Bible in America into the Algonquin language, establishing Native American churches and founding the Roxbury Latin School, which still exists today. [... more]

Living in the moment is crucial for caregivers, as it allows them to find joy and beauty in their current circumstances. Mourning is a natural part of the caregiving journey, but it's essential to recognize that it's a process of accepting reality and finding comfort in God's presence. By embracing this mindset, caregivers can experience freedom and composure, even in the midst of challenges. [... more]

The discussion on Malachi continues with Dr. Abaddon Shaw, exploring the impact of John Wycliffe and William Tyndale on getting the Bible in people's hands, and the significance of Tyndale's translation from the original languages, bypassing the Latin Vulgate. [... more]

Barry Maguire, CEO of Maguire's, shares his story of purchasing a rare 1901 Duryea car, which turns out to be the only car ever made to honor God, created by the Duryea brothers, early American car pioneers and Christians. [... more]

The Dana Show discusses various topics such as inflation, border security, mental health, brain health, nutrition, and the impact of social media on society. The show also touches on politics, specifically the differences between Democrats and Republicans, and the importance of conservative values and liberty. Additionally, the show explores the challenges faced by the American economy, including the banking crisis, and the rise of psychedelic sciences and mushrooms. The show also features a conversation with Ivan Garcia Hidalgo, the founder of Americano Media, a new media network targeting the Latino community with conservative information and news. [... more]

A growing number of retirees are considering un-retiring due to the high cost of living and the need for extra income. The increasing cost of inflation, particularly under the current administration, is affecting retirement savings and making it difficult for people to afford their daily expenses. [... more]

The discussion revolves around climate change, energy policy, and its impact on inflation, as well as the challenges faced by retirees due to declining retirement savings. The conversation also touches on banking regulations, the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, and the extraction of oil in Alaska, highlighting the contradictions in the Biden administration's policies. [... more]

The FBI is accused of targeting Catholics who attend Latin mass, sparking concerns about free speech and the targeting of pro-life speech. The ACLJ is taking action, filing lawsuits against the National Archives and the Smithsonian, alleging that security personnel harassed students and parents who wore pro-life shirts and hats. The organization is also seeking to protect the constitutional rights of its clients and defend the free speech of pro-life individuals. [... more]

A 97-year-old man receives a precious gift from his son - a recording of his late wife's opera singing. The story takes him back to their courtship and the formation of a chorus in their parish after the war. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and phrases, including 'above board', 'Achilles heel', and 'across the board', are explored in a fascinating discussion about the history of the English language. [... more]

A missionary shares his experiences and commitment to spreading the gospel in Latin America, training pastors, and building churches among indigenous tribes. He emphasizes the importance of evangelism, discipleship, and Bible education in reaching remote communities and making disciples for Christ. [... more]