Christians often settle for two-thirds of God, neglecting the power and agency of the Holy Spirit. This teaching explores the Holy Spirit as a divine person, co-eternal and co-equal with God the Father and God the Son, who provides spiritual power and guidance for internal life. [... more]

Oswald Chambers, a man of prayer, emphasized the importance of deliberate confidence in God's character, even when His ways are not understood. He believed that faith is not about mounting up with wings as eagles, but rather a life of walking, trusting in the one who is leading. Chambers' ministry, though largely unknown during his lifetime, has inspired millions of Christians across generations with his timeless wisdom on prayer, faith, and spiritual growth. [... more]

The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959 was a pivotal moment in food regulation, sparked by the discovery of aminotriazole, a herbicide linked to cancer in rats. The scare led to a ban on cranberries from Washington and Oregon, resulting in widespread losses for the industry and a reevaluation of the Delaney Clause, a law that prohibited the use of carcinogens in food products. [... more]

The difference between God's economy and man's economy is a crucial concept for Christian financial advisors to understand. In God's economy, wealth is used to help others and fulfill God's purposes, while in man's economy, wealth is used for personal gain and independence. Sharon Epps, president of Kingdom Advisors, explains how living in God's economy can bring freedom from anxiety and discontentment, and how it can be applied in daily financial decisions. [... more]

Sean McDowell, Associate Professor of Christian Apologetics at Biola University, shares his thoughts on various topics including the existence of God, the moral law, and the Christian worldview. He discusses how to respond to objections to Christianity, including the problem of evil and the concept of hell. McDowell also shares his personal story of struggling with faith and how he came to trust in Christianity. [... more]

Paul Harvey was a broadcasting legend who spent 70 years on the air, sharing his unique perspective on American history, culture, and values. Born in 1918, Harvey grew up in rural Oklahoma, where he developed a strong Christian faith and a love for storytelling. He began his career in radio at a young age, working at a local station in Tulsa, and eventually became one of the most influential broadcasters in America, known for his distinctive style and his ability to connect with listeners across the country. [... more]

Harvey Wallbanger, a massive buffalo, became a racing legend in the 1980s and 1990s, winning 79 out of 93 races and earning $108,000 in his best year. He was known for his unique smell and ability to outrun horses, captivating audiences with his wide-open racing style. Despite his success, Harvey's life was cut short when he died abruptly from eating contaminated hay at the age of 13. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah discusses the early church's understanding of canon and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding the selection of sacred texts. He also explores the concept of inerrancy and its importance in defending the word of God. Additionally, he shares his personal experiences and insights on spiritual development and godliness, highlighting the significance of Oswald Chambers' teachings. [... more]

The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959 was a food scare that resulted in the nation's first great food scare, changing the way Americans looked at their food, trusted their government, and consumed their cranberries. The scare was triggered by a new regulation that ran into a venerable product, cranberries, and resulted in the discovery of a carcinogenic herbicide called aminotriazole. The incident led to a re-evaluation of the Delaney Clause, a landmark consumer protection law, and ultimately led to its repeal in 1992. [... more]

The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959 was a pivotal moment in the history of food regulation, sparked by the discovery of aminotriazole, a herbicide used in cranberry cultivation. The scare led to a reevaluation of the Delaney Clause, a law that prohibited the use of carcinogens in food products, and ultimately resulted in its repeal in 1992. [... more]

The Great Cranberry Scare of 1959 was a pivotal moment in food regulation, sparked by the discovery of aminotriazole in cranberries. The incident led to a reevaluation of the Delaney Clause and ultimately resulted in the repeal of the zero-tolerance policy for carcinogens in food products. [... more]

Oswald Chambers' profound writings on prayer, communication, and spiritual life continue to inspire and guide Christians today. His emphasis on the importance of daily devotions and the simplicity of prayer resonates deeply with listeners. As Dr. Shaw explores Chambers' works, he highlights the value of discerning what is true and what is not, and the need to avoid interfering with others' lives. The conversation also touches on the concept of Biblical Psychology and the significance of reading and understanding the Bible. [... more]

Paul Harvey was a broadcasting legend who spent 70 years on the air, sharing his unique perspective on American history, culture, and values. Born in 1918, Harvey grew up in rural Oklahoma, where he was deeply influenced by his Christian faith and the values of his community. He began his career in broadcasting at a young age, working at local radio stations and eventually becoming one of the most influential voices in American media. Harvey's style was characterized by his ability to speak to everyday people, using simple yet powerful language to convey complex ideas and stories. He was a champion of American values, and his broadcasts often focused on the importance of hard work, community, and faith. Despite facing controversy and criticism throughout his career, Harvey remained a beloved figure in American broadcasting, and his legacy continues to inspire and influence new generations of broadcasters and storytellers. [... more]

Comedian Godfrey joins Mike Hill to discuss his career, impression skills, and experiences with famous people, while also touching on various sports topics, including the NFL, soccer, and baseball, and the struggles of the New York Yankees. [... more]

Oswald Bachua discusses his efforts to establish a soccer league in Tanzania, while also helping refugees and immigrants in Milwaukee through the Global Youth Support Center. He shares his personal story of growing up in Tanzania and coming to the US, where he struggled to find soccer opportunities. Now, he's working to create a platform for young Tanzanian soccer players to develop their skills and potentially pursue international opportunities. [... more]

Hearing from God is a crucial aspect of spiritual growth, and it's essential to understand that God communicates with each person differently. The Bible provides examples of people who heard from God in various ways, such as through written words, circumstances, or still small voices. It's crucial to learn the Word of God and test the fruit of what you think you're hearing to ensure it aligns with the Bible. Developing an intimate relationship with God through hearing His voice can lead to a deeper understanding of faith and spiritual growth. [... more]

Pastor Chad Harvey shares his vision for Cross Assembly, a church that stands firm on the unadulterated word of God, and his passion for missions to spread the gospel to those who have never heard it. He emphasizes the importance of being a faithful servant, preaching the truth, and holding to a biblical worldview in the face of cultural challenges. [... more]

On September 11, 2001, a heroic evacuation of 300,000 people off Manhattan's island was executed by a wide variety of boats, including the fireboats John J. Harvey and John D. McKean, which played a major role in the evacuation, despite being designed for commercial uses and not for transporting people. [... more]

A look at the life of Harvey Weinstein, a convicted sex offender and former film producer, and how he went from being a respected figure in Hollywood to a reviled one. Meanwhile, experts discuss the rising cost of living and the concept of 'greedflation', where corporations take advantage of inflation to increase profits. Additionally, stories of second chances and redemption are shared, including a poet and playwright who turned his life around after serving time in prison, and a physician who is working to prevent gun violence. [... more]

Russian forces continue their assault in Ukraine, with Vladimir Putin clamping down on the press and preventing the Russian people from learning the real truth about his invasion. Meanwhile, everyday Russians are finding ways to let their outrage be known, and Will Smith opens up about his complicated relationship with his father and how he's made peace with his past. [... more]

Oswald Chambers, a man of prayer, believed that faith is a life of walking, not mounting up with wings as eagles. He emphasized the importance of trusting God and doing the next thing, rather than trying to understand God's will. Chambers' ministry was marked by his spontaneity and willingness to follow God's leading, even in the face of uncertainty. [... more]

Jesus Christ's credentials are based on his impact on history, fulfilled prophecy, and his resurrection. He handles doubters, such as John the Baptist and Thomas, with compassion and evidence, appealing to their personal experiences and the fulfillment of prophecy. [... more]

Prayer is the forgotten piece of the armor of God, a concept emphasized by Oswald Chambers. He teaches that the armor is not for fighting, but for shielding us while we pray, and that prayer is the battle. By understanding this, Christians can make progress in their faith and work in God's strength, not their own. [... more]

As children leave the nest, married couples often face a defining moment in their relationship, revealing what they've truly built. It's a time to rediscover commonalities, reestablish a shared vision, and pursue each other romantically. With emotional estrangement a common issue, couples can learn to reconnect and deepen their love, even in the midst of life's challenges. [... more]

Couples often face defining moments in their marriage, such as seasons of suffering, that can be incredibly disruptive and challenging to navigate. However, these moments can also be opportunities for spiritual growth and marital growth, as God uses them to rub off the rough edges and shape us into the image of Christ. By learning to listen, be present, and show compassion, couples can find ways to care for each other and their relationship, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]

Understanding personhood from a biblical perspective involves considering multiple layers, including the heart, body, social environment, and spiritual influences. This holistic approach can help couples navigate marital conflict and grow in their relationship. [... more]

Harvey Keitel shares his journey from a working-class Brooklyn upbringing to a six-decade acting career, discussing his early struggles with stuttering, his time in the Marine Corps, and his experiences in Hollywood, where he has often been overlooked for bankable roles. [... more]

The future of delivery is changing with robots and drones navigating sidewalks and delivering food to hungry college students. Meanwhile, a new movie version of Little Women explores the life of author Louisa May Alcott and her beloved novel, which has been a classic for generations. [... more]

Hillary Clinton reflects on her presidential campaign, discussing her mistakes and the factors that contributed to her loss. Meanwhile, the debate over Confederate monuments continues, with some arguing for their removal and others advocating for their preservation. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is also under scrutiny, with some lawmakers seeking to weaken its powers. In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, communities are coming together to rebuild and recover, and a high school football team in Texas is using sports as a form of therapy. [... more]