On this episode of Our American Stories when Tennessee officials told Doug and Mary Ketchum they couldn't run their liquor store in Memphis they took it to the Supreme Court and won Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Why did so many American churches lock down Why did so many Christian submissively keep their churches closed and the Gospel silent while liquor stores stayed open and BLM rioted in the streets That critical topic is starting point for this hourlong discussion between Charlie and Dr John MacArthur pastor at Grace Community Church and protagonist of the new movie The Essential Church about the battle to reopen churches in the face of government threats Dr MacArthur also digs into how American Christians have become too effeminate insufficiently masculine and too vulnerable to consuming and repeating woke lies of the [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Cubby Hall has been a mayor a garbage woman a liquor store owner a pioneer in the Women's Army Corps WAC and a teacher in a one-room school house In her words she's seen it all Here's her story Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories when Tennessee officials told Doug and Mary Ketchum they couldn't run their liquor store in Memphis they took it to the Supreme Court and won Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Jonathan Emord discusses breaking news of the overturning of former VA Governors tyrannical order which closed and seized the property of rerstanteur and VA State Rep candidate Matt Strickland Right before we aired a new action was taken that will restore the seized liquor and return the money taken in fines Also discussed the full extent of the Fauci criminal acts and their consequences to the people of this country Cece O'Leary SLF Liberty discusses the case at the University of Maine that redefines their bias units limitations on free speech An in depth look at Title IX and the [... more]

Song of Songs a Thy navel is like a round goblet which wanteth not liquor The navel of the universe - Where is it Listen to explore [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories you are about to hear the miraculous story from one of our own here at Our American Stories Bryan Dawson went from being your local suburban high school football player to being considered such a nefarious and menacing fugitive that the world-famous bounty hunter Duane Dog Chapman refused to pursue him Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Lowell Lytle who witnessed the Titanic in person tells his story and the story of The Titanic's Last Hero Rebecca Cubbyhall shares her life story and how the people in her life led her to live to the fullest Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Time Codes - The Titanic Reenactor Who Actually Dove The Wreck - The Woman Who Was Mayor Garbage Woman Liquor Store Owner Teacher AND Member of the WACSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

GUEST NATHAN BUSENITZ co-author God vs GovernmentAs the Covid- virus spread across the world governing authorities mandated shutdowns on businesses schools and churches We were promised that it would be just two weeks to stop the spread or a month to flatten the curve Well two weeks turned into months of shutdowns mask mandates gathering and movement restrictions and get-vaccinated-or-else And while the virus has retreated for now just wait for the next variant to arrive and the vise will be tightened again One perspective became abundantly clear during the mandated lockdowns the government views in-person church gathering as non-essential [... more]

Adrian Rogers reveals the character corruption and condemnation of this world our friendly enemy [... more]

Adrian Rogers reveals the character corruption and condemnation of this world our friendly enemy [... more]

In breaking news the ACLJ is suing Prince William County in Virginia for unlawful discrimination against a church we represent requiring it to get a liquor license in order to use its own property for worship and ministry Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team - including former Secretary of State ACLJ Senior Counsel for Global Affairs Mike Pompeo - discuss this new lawsuit updates on the Wuhan lab leak the Title order at the border and more today on Sekulow [... more]

The ACLJ is planning to go to federal court as a church is told to get a liquor license or don't operate The ACLJ is filing a new lawsuit early next week on behalf of a Virginia church we represent Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss the details of this new religious liberty case This and more today on Sekulow [... more]

Dr David Jeremiah assures us that we can bring healing by being peacemakers Find out how Support the show https www davidjeremiah org See omnystudio com policies listener for privacy information [... more]

GUEST PHIL JOHNSON Elder Grace Community Church Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering for He who promised is faithful and let us consider how to stimulate one another to love and good deeds not forsaking our own assembling together as is the habit of some but encouraging one another and all the more as you see the day drawing near Hebrews - Open in Logos Bible Software if available For nearly six months churches around the country have either been closed or partially open due to government shutdown orders to stop the spread of COVID- [... more]

ldquo I lay on my bed full of stale liquor and despair rdquo wrote journalist Malcolm Muggeridge of a particularly dismal evening during his work as a World War II spy ldquo Alone in the universe in eternity with no glimmer of light rdquo In such a condition he did the only thing he thought sensible he tried to drown himself Driving to the nearby Madagascar coast he began the long swim into the ocean until he grew exhausted Looking back he glimpsed the distant coastal lights For no reason clear to him at the time he started swimming back [... more]

For over five minutes that are excruciating to watch a white Minneapolis police officer presses his knee into the back of the neck of a handcuffed black man lying face down on the street pleading that he can't breathe and calling for his mother until the man eventually dies It's a video that has been seen around the world and is being used as the animating force behind the worst riots and looting this country has seen in decades Hundreds of buildings and businesses in Minneapolis and neighboring St Paul have been damaged pilfered and burned including the Minneapolis Police [... more]

In a matter of weeks N C voters will participate in the Super Tuesday elections Democrats are likely to face heated presidential and U S Senate primaries Republicans will decide who should face incumbent Roy Cooper in the governor's race and members of both parties will see other important races on primary ballots No one will have to show a voter ID Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief assesses key issues in play as Super Tuesday approaches North Carolina has made significant reforms to its alcohol regulations in recent years There's still plenty of room to relax decades-old restrictions that block [... more]

Researchers believe diet is a key element in brain health and in treating depression -- and say the factor that you have control over in terms of your mental health is at the end of your fork Susan Spencer reports Rock star Jon Bon Jovi and his wife have opened restaurants that help feed the homeless and needy -- cooking up classic farm-to-table cuisine in a place that also dishes up hope Tracy Smith has the story And David Pogue tells us about a growing trend online -- where you WATCH people eat See Privacy Policy at https art com [... more]

Reform of North Carolina's alcohol regulations has taken a major step forward this year Gov Roy Cooper has signed into law measures that ease restrictions on craft brewers and distillers New laws also make other changes that reduce government barriers for consumers Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief assesses the recent legislative interest in reforming decades-old alcohol rules President Trump is scheduled to head to Charlotte next year for the Republican National Convention That didn't stop Charlotte City Council from voting recently to condemn some of the president's remarks including criticism of four Democratic congresswomen known collectively as the Squad You'll [... more]

State senators have rolled out their version of a billion General Fund spending plan for the budget year that starts July The Senate differs from the House in prioritizing pay raises for state workers Neither chamber has included any money for addressing Gov Roy Cooper's proposed Medicaid expansion Joseph Coletti John Locke Foundation senior fellow analyzes the Senate's proposals Whatever you think about the best way to fight crime you likely support the idea that crime-fighting policies ought to work as intended Brandon Garrett professor at the Duke Law School focuses on evidence-based criminal justice He explains how his research [... more]

State Sen Dan Bishop won a crowded Republican primary in North Carolina's special th Congressional District election That victory sets up a Sept showdown with Democrat Dan McCready who came close to winning the disputed th District race in Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief discusses Bishop's win and looks ahead to the general election The feminist movement has had an undeniable impact on the lives of women Mona Charen senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center says feminism has had a much-less-publicized effect on men Charen explored the consequences of feminism during a recent presentation in North Carolina [... more]

After months of controversy involving his job status East Carolina University Chancellor Cecil Staton has announced his resignation He'll collect a severance package of nearly Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes Staton's decision and the implications for the University of North Carolina System's Board of Governors The U S Supreme Court ruled last year that unions representing state government workers couldn't force nonmembers to pay union dues The winning plaintiff in that case Mark Janus continues his fight against forced unionization Now a senior fellow with the Liberty Justice Center Janus recently visited North Carolina to discuss his case and [... more]

North Carolina's newly reconstituted state elections board ordered a new election in North Carolina's th Congressional District after a four-day hearing into absentee ballot irregularities Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes the board's decision and looks ahead to the next stage in the th District dispute During the heated debate over the last U S Supreme Court confirmation critics argued that Brett Kavanaugh represented a threat to the Constitution Greg Wallace professor at the Campbell University Law School examines those claims Wallace assesses now-Justice Kavanaugh's likely impact on the nation's highest court U S Rep Walter Jones died recently at [... more]

Most school-age children are back in classrooms after summer break Their families recently encountered the annual trip to the store to buy new school supplies Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research and resident scholar crunches the numbers to determine how much parents teachers and state taxpayers spend to equip kids for a new year of school Advocates of North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship school voucher program recently touted results of a study from N C State University It documented the vouchers' positive large and statistically significant benefits for low-income students Two of the key NCSU researchers assistant professor [... more]