Paul's ship is battered by a raging storm, but he remains confident in God's promise to save the lives of those on board. As the ship runs aground on a hidden reef, the crew must abandon ship, but with the help of a centurion who has been influenced by Paul's faith, they are all brought safely to land. [... more]

Paul's journey to Rome is marked by a perilous voyage across the Mediterranean Sea, where he and his companions face treacherous storms, shipwrecks, and loss of hope. Despite the dire circumstances, Paul's faith remains steadfast, and he finds solace in the promise of God's sovereignty and care for him. [... more]

Alzheimer's disease can be a challenging and isolating experience for families, but with early detection, caregiver support, and intergenerational activities, it's possible to build quality family time and make the best of the disease. A new children's book, Come Grandpa Meow, Let's Fly, offers a heartfelt story and guide to help families navigate Alzheimer's and foster a loving and respectful bond between generations. [... more]

The Eastern Mediterranean has been a crucible of history, with various empires rising and falling over five millennia. The region's story is marked by the legacies of Abraham's faith, which have shaped Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. As followers of Jesus, we look forward to his return in majestic power and glory, when he will set up his reign on earth for a thousand years, fulfilling the prophecies of the Old Testament. [... more]

Stephen Ambrose shares his epic storytelling accounts of the Italian Campaign in World War II, where the Allies faced numerous challenges and setbacks, including the slapping incident involving General George Patton, and the complexities of dealing with the Italian government and the German occupation. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the potential US ownership of Gaza, its implications for Israel and the Middle East, and the decline of Western civilization due to misprioritized love and the misapplication of the biblical concept of the Order of Love. The program also touches on the changing culture in the UK, the rise of Islam, and the persecution of Christians. [... more]

The Italian Campaign in World War II saw the Allied Forces, led by General Dwight Eisenhower, face off against the German army in a series of battles. General George Patton's aggressive tactics often clashed with those of General Bernard Montgomery, leading to frustration and high losses. Meanwhile, the Allies struggled to make progress in Italy, with the Germans using the terrain to their advantage and imposing heavy losses on the Allies. The campaign ultimately led to the invasion of Normandy in 1944, which was directed not only against the Germans but also against a potential Red Army occupation of Western Europe. [... more]

Joel Rosenberg, an expert on the Middle East, discusses the recent attack on Israel by Hamas, which he believes was directed by Iran. He explains the motivations behind the attack and the potential consequences for the region. Rosenberg also talks about the spiritual state of Israel and the role of Christians in praying for the nation and its leaders. [... more]

The city of Rome holds significant biblical history, with key events and figures such as Luther's disillusionment, the construction of St. Peter's Basilica, and the writings of Paul and Peter. The early Christian church faced persecution under emperors like Nero and Domitian, but Constantine's edicts brought an end to persecution and legalized Christianity. Christians today can learn from both seasons in church history, striving to be faithful disciples in all contexts. [... more]

The Old Testament law was given as preparation for Jesus' coming, pointing to his arrival and protecting God's people from sin and depravity. This concept is often misunderstood, with some viewing the law as a negative thing, but it was meant to usher people into the reality of Jesus' arrival and to keep them in line, while also being a measuring stick for their inability to reach God. [... more]