Dr. Craig Keener discusses the concept of miracles, defining them as special divine action, and shares personal experiences and stories of healing, highlighting the importance of faith and God's promise of a world made new. [... more]

The reliability of the New Testament is supported by historical knowledge, including the existence of Pontius Pilate, and the use of ancient biographies as historical works. The oral tradition played a significant role in the transmission of stories, and the Hebrew language accommodated the creation narrative in a culturally relevant way. [... more]

Wake Forest's loss to Virginia has damaged their NCAA tournament chances, but a win over Duke in the ACC tournament could help their resume. Meanwhile, the coaching of Steve Forbes is being questioned, and the legacy of Gene Hackman's character Norman Dale in the movie Hoosiers is being reevaluated. [... more]

Florida Man stories showcase the absurdity of human behavior, while human-modified environments like the University of Florida's ecosystem support an abundance of wildlife, including gators in puddles. Meanwhile, the Joy Reid show on MSNBC faces criticism for its low ratings and perceived bias, leading some to label the Democrat Party as an 'energy vampire' that drains people's energy with negative rhetoric. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including the Ukraine conflict, the Trump administration's approach to China and Russia, the DHS ad campaign, wokery in the art world, and the Biden administration's handling of Ukraine debt. The host also talks about China's live fire exercises in the Gulf of Tonkin and its impact on Vietnam and Australia. Additionally, the host discusses European politics, conservative movements, and the America First movement. [... more]

Dr. Craig Keener, a professor of biblical studies, shares his personal journey from atheism to faith, discussing the reasons behind his initial skepticism and the moment that changed his life. He also explores the root causes of people being separated from God, including intellectual pride, hypocrisy, and scientific objections. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to make history with a potential three-peat in Super Bowl 59, but the Philadelphia Eagles are determined to stop them. Meanwhile, in college basketball, the Duke Blue Devils are on a roll, and the North Carolina Tar Heels are looking to bounce back from a tough loss to Duke. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles are looking to take down the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, but the Eagles' defense has undergone a significant turnaround with the addition of young players like Jalen Carter and Quinon Mitchell. Meanwhile, Josh Allen has been named the NFL MVP, beating out Lamar Jackson, who had a sensational season. The Eagles' offense has also been boosted by the addition of Saquon Barkley, who has become a key player for the team. [... more]

A series of bizarre incidents in Florida, including a man claiming his house was poisoned and a woman accidentally texting a sheriff's department, are highlighted in this podcast. The discussion also touches on the Oscars controversy surrounding a trans actor's nomination and the dangers of taking selfies in public places. Additionally, the podcast critiques the behavior of two House of Representatives members, Nancy Mace and Jasmine Crockett, in a heated exchange. [... more]

Joe Burrow is named the NFL Comeback Player of the Year, beating out Sam Darnell, while Jayden Daniels takes home the Rookie of the Year award. Saquon Barkley is honored as the NFL Player of the Year. Meanwhile, the NBA trade deadline has left many players unhappy, including Trey Young, who was traded to the Clippers from the Atlanta Hawks. [... more]

The US government's involvement in Gaza, the role of USAID, and the implications of the Overton window strategy. Additionally, the discussion of treasonous Republicans in Texas and Florida, and the push for amnesty and gun control. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the NFL MVP finalists, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, and the upcoming Super Bowl. The show also talks about the Tennessee Titans' quarterback situation and the possibility of Ryan Day leaving Ohio State for the NFL. [... more]

DeMarcus Ware joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss the NFL season, including the performance of quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes and Jayden Daniels, and the impact of coaches like Sean Payton. The conversation also touches on the upcoming awards show and the nominees for various categories. [... more]

A Florida man's bizarre story of fighting a bear to save his dog is juxtaposed with criticism of the Medal of Freedom ceremony, where recipients include George Soros and Hillary Clinton. Meanwhile, a tech entrepreneur gets stuck in a self-driving car, and New Jersey teachers are no longer required to pass a basic literacy test. The podcast also touches on the aftermath of a terrorist attack in New Orleans and the role of social media in promoting positivity and unity. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including Justin Trudeau's resignation as Canadian Prime Minister, the Biden administration's policies on H-1B visas and immigration, the Rotherham abuse scandal in the UK, and the Medal of Freedom ceremony. She also talks about the importance of accountability and reconciliation, and criticizes the left's emphasis on positivity and free speech. [... more]

Will Cain's absence from interviews since the election is discussed, with the hosts questioning why he hasn't done any interviews, despite being aware of the first interview being promised to someone else. The conversation also touches on Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense and the hosts' opinions on the matter. [... more]

Donald Trump's transition to the presidency is underway, with key appointments and negotiations taking place. Meanwhile, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are pushing for significant budget cuts and reforms in Washington, D.C. As the Biden administration faces scrutiny over pardons and corruption allegations, Trump's team is working to establish a new direction for the country. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show from Munich, Germany, discusses the current state of the NFL, including mid-season awards and Super Bowl predictions. The hosts analyze the performances of various quarterbacks and coaches, and share their opinions on the teams' chances of making it to the playoffs and winning the Super Bowl. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs acquire DeAndre Hopkins from the Tennessee Titans in a trade, bringing a boost to their offense. Meanwhile, Roy Wood Jr. shares his experiences as a comedian, performing for various groups, including NFL players and baseball teams, and discusses the challenges of making people laugh. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers' performance in the National League Championship Series, while also touching on NFL news, including Tom Brady's approval as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. [... more]

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is facing challenges as she struggles to define her vice presidency and connect with voters. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, with some military leaders attempting to shift the blame to former President Donald Trump. The issue of illegal immigration is also a contentious topic, with some arguing that it is a national security threat and others advocating for more lenient policies. The Chinese Communist Party is also making headlines, with reports of its efforts to influence American politics and shape public opinion. As the election debate approaches, these issues are likely to come to the forefront and play a significant role in shaping public opinion. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to repeat as Super Bowl champions, but the Baltimore Ravens are a strong contender to knock them off. Rod Woodson and Jeff Passan discuss the upcoming season, including the Ravens' new running back Derek Henry and the Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes. They also touch on the Steelers' new quarterback Russell Wilson and the 49ers' chances of making it to the Super Bowl. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to repeat as Super Bowl champions, but they'll face stiff competition from the Baltimore Ravens and other top teams in the NFL. Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes are two of the league's top quarterbacks, and their teams will be vying for the top spot in the AFC. Meanwhile, the Ravens are dealing with the loss of Patrick Queen, but they have a strong young player in Simpson who could fill the void. The team's offense will be looking to find its rhythm, and the defense will be counting on Rod Woodson's expertise to shut down opponents. [... more]

Emma Jane Wilson becomes the highest earning female jockey in history, collecting over $90 million in earnings. Meanwhile, Charles Barkley thinks the Golden State Warriors are a loser team, and Steph Curry's future with the team is uncertain. The conversation also touches on the sports awards and the NBA. [... more]

Jalen Johnson, a cornerback for the Chicago Bears, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his experience at the ESPYS, his team's performance, and his thoughts on Justin Fields and Caleb Williams. The conversation also touches on the Bears' defense, the NFL, and college football. [... more]

Angel Reese is breaking records in the WNBA with her 11th consecutive double-double, while Kaitlyn Clark is also having a standout season. Meanwhile, Bronny James is making headlines as a rookie in the NBA, and the Olympics are just around the corner. The conversation also touches on the WNBA All-Star game, Team USA, and the latest sports news and updates. [... more]

The National Sports Media Association's annual awards banquet in Greensboro, North Carolina, honors the best in sports media, including the induction of Joe Buck into the Hall of Fame and the recognition of Brendan Marks as the North Carolina Sports Writer of the Year. Meanwhile, the NBA and NHL free agencies are in full swing, with major moves and signings, and college realignment continues to shape the sports landscape. [... more]

The Boston Celtics won their 18th NBA championship, while the Philadelphia Phillies face injuries to key players Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber. The Baltimore Orioles are pushing the New York Yankees in the American League East, and the Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup in the NHL. [... more]

The NFL Draft is approaching, and teams are preparing for the big event. Meanwhile, in the NBA, Anthony Davis expressed frustration over not being considered for the Defensive Player of the Year award, despite his impressive skills. Deion Sanders is facing challenges at Colorado, with several players leaving the program. In baseball, Aaron Boone was ejected from a game for a bizarre reason, and the New York Yankees are struggling. Looking back at sports history, we recall notable moments from the past, including the 2010 NFL Draft and Albert Pujols' 500th home run. [... more]

The Hollywood strike of 2023 led to a new deal between SAG-AFTRA and studios, with actor Fran Drescher at the forefront of negotiations. Meanwhile, Jimmy Kimmel prepares for the Oscars, and closed captions become increasingly popular as dialogue in movies and TV shows becomes harder to hear. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL news, including Saquon Barkley's potential free agency, with his guest Mark Consuelos. They also talk about the upcoming Oscars, with Mark sharing his insights on the nominees and the awards show. The conversation also touches on Mark's personal life, including his involvement with the Campobasso Football Club and his son's wrestling career at the University of Michigan. [... more]

The ACC Basketball season is heating up, with Duke, North Carolina, and Virginia vying for the top spot. The conference tournament schedule has been announced, with 15 teams participating and three teams not being included. Meanwhile, the NCAA is considering expansion of the men's basketball tournament, but some argue it's all about the money. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers face a big test in maintaining their top-five defense, while the Charlotte Hornets show real optimism with their new roster and ownership. Meanwhile, the NCAA Football game is set to be released this summer, and the NSMA Awards are coming to the Grand Over in Greensboro. [... more]

Keegan-Michael Key discusses his hosting duties for NFL Honors, his love for the Detroit Lions, and his favorite football memories. He also participates in a cornhole competition with Rich Eisen and other guests. Meanwhile, Steve Young and Nate Burleson share their insights on the upcoming Super Bowl, highlighting the importance of the trenches and the quarterbacks' ability to extend plays. [... more]

The discussion around Lamar Jackson's value to the city of Baltimore compared to Ray Lewis, with some arguing that he's more influential and others disagreeing, citing Lewis's championships and legacy. [... more]

Randall Wallace shares his personal story of how he went from songwriting to screenwriting, and how his faith and love for his family influenced his creative work, including the epic film Braveheart. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hillsdale College's approach to education, focusing on critical thinking and liberty. The conversation also touches on the topic of self-defense, immigration, and sanctuary cities, as well as climate change and the potential benefits of ivermectin in managing COVID-19. [... more]

The Patriot Awards honor everyday Americans doing extraordinary things, while the Biden administration faces criticism for its handling of the Middle East conflict and its relationship with China. The administration's efforts to curb fentanyl production and start military-to-military communications with China have been met with skepticism, and the country is on high alert for potential threats from China and Iran. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses midseason awards, fantasy football, and the upcoming Super Bowl, featuring guests and analysts discussing the latest NFL news and trends. [... more]

The hosts discuss the NFL midseason awards, rookie quarterbacks, and team performances, including the Cowboys, Nuggets, Warriors, and Sixers. They also touch on basketball and other sports-related topics. [... more]