Dwight Lyman Moody, a man with a fifth-grade education, became one of the most famous evangelists of all time, preaching the gospel to enormous crowds on two continents. He was driven by a passion to see people come to faith and trust in Jesus Christ, and his ministry was marked by a deep understanding of the filling of the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Dwight Lyman Moody's humble beginnings and conversion to Christianity are a testament to God's power and ability to transform lives. Despite his limited education and rough upbringing, Moody became one of the most persuasive orators of his time, inspiring countless people to follow Christ. His ministry, which began in Chicago's 'sands' area, a notorious slum, grew to reach thousands of children and adults, and his legacy continues to inspire Christians around the world. [... more]

The United States is facing a fertility crisis with a declining birth rate, and experts are calling for policy changes to address the issue. The problem is not that people don't want children, but rather that they are delaying marriage and family formation due to economic instability and lack of affordable housing. Researchers are advocating for policies such as eliminating marriage penalties, increasing housing affordability, and providing support for families to compensate for the difficulties of raising children. [... more]

The story of Lyman Bostock, a talented baseball player who was murdered in 1978, is told through a serialized documentary series. The podcast explores Bostock's life, career, and tragic death, as well as the subsequent crime procedural and its impact on the laws in Indiana. [... more]

A decline in U.S. conceptions and births during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a sharp decline in fertility rates, but recent data suggests a turnaround, with some attributing the increase to government stimulus and the shift to remote work, which promotes fertility and allows families to make the transition to having children. [... more]