Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles' resignation has led to a new interim mayor, Robert Harrington, who will serve for 18 months. Meanwhile, the North Carolina State Auditor's office has released a report detailing $61 million in spending on the unbuilt Mid-Currituck Bridge, with no construction underway despite 30 years of planning and spending. The report highlights a major funding gap for the project, with construction not expected to begin until 2028. In other news, Governor Josh Stein has signed six bills into law, including the North Carolina Farm Act of 2026 and a ban on third-party litigation investment. The North Carolina General Assembly is also set to make changes to the state's executive branch, with the state Supreme Court set to weigh in on the matter. [... more]

Reggie Jackson shares his experience of being in a Canyon of Heroes parade after the Yankees won the championship in 1977, and compares it to the current Knicks' moment. He praises Jalen Brunson's class and humility, and advises him to stay grounded and grateful for the opportunity to lead the team. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio program explores the war in Iran, the threat of Islam, and the role of Christianity in shaping American culture. Guest Steve Dace discusses the challenges of dealing with Iran, the importance of understanding Islamic ideology, and the need for Christians to be bold in proclaiming the gospel in a society that is increasingly hostile to their values. [... more]

Retirees face a crucial question: how much can they safely withdraw from their savings without depleting their retirement funds too soon. Mark Biller joins the discussion to revisit the widely used 4% rule and explore a more flexible, thoughtful approach to retirement withdrawals. [... more]

Money is a gift from God, but it also carries spiritual weight, revealing what we trust. Every spending decision, every saving decision, and every act of generosity asks a question: what am I trusting right now, God or money? Financial wisdom is not just about managing our finances, but about using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes and serve others. [... more]

The hosts discuss the current state of college basketball, particularly the decline of mid-major programs due to the National Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy. They also touch on the upcoming soccer season, including the New York City FC's performance and the upcoming stadium in Manhattan. Additionally, they share their personal experiences with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and its pre-check program. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA tournament, with guests Chris Webber and Flynn Klayman, head coach of the High Point Panthers, who recently won their first tournament game. They talk about the challenges of mid-major programs, scheduling issues, and the excitement of the tournament. The show also touches on other topics, including the Miami Dolphins' plan, bracket predictions, and wrestling news. [... more]

Adam Aram Judson, America's first foreign missionary, faced incredible hardships and suffering as he served in Burma, but his unwavering faith and commitment to the gospel ultimately led to the translation of the Bible into the Burmese language and the conversion of many to Christianity. [... more]

Faith-based investing continues to grow, with more individuals and institutions seeking to align their investments with their faith and values. Experts like Bob Dahl provide market predictions and investment strategies, emphasizing the importance of economic growth, managing inflation, and making informed decisions about retirement planning and stock market investments. [... more]

The NFL coaching carousel is in full swing, with John Harbaugh being fired by the Baltimore Ravens and Mike McDaniel being let go by the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are now searching for a new head coach, with John Harbaugh being a top candidate. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers are also facing coaching uncertainty, with Mike Tomlin and Matt LaFleur's futures in question. [... more]

Building financial stability requires a solid emergency fund, strategic investments, and a clear understanding of savings and investments. A high-yield savings account can provide a safe and reliable return, while investments in gold and Bitcoin can offer a store of value and diversification. Effective financial planning involves managing risk, making informed decisions, and aligning investments with personal values and goals. [... more]

The story behind the classic film It's a Wonderful Life, told by Jimmy Hawkins, who played Tommy Bailey, and Frank Capra, the film's director. The movie's themes of individual importance, American values, and the power of friendship and love are explored, highlighting the film's enduring impact on audiences. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, known as the Godmother of Thanksgiving, played a crucial role in establishing the national holiday. Despite facing rejections from presidents and governors, Hale persisted in her campaign, writing to every governor and congressman, and eventually convincing President Abraham Lincoln to issue a proclamation declaring the last Thursday of November as a national day of Thanksgiving. Her efforts helped bring Americans together and created a unifying force in American life. [... more]

True contentment doesn't come from acquiring more, but from trusting the One Who provides. It's about finding sufficiency in Christ rather than in money, possessions, or achievements. This frees us from the trap of covetousness and anchors us in the reality that in Christ we already have all we truly need. [... more]

Investing is not just about returns, but about reflecting what we truly value. A theology of investing brings our heart, head, and hands together to reframe investing as an act of stewardship, love, and spiritual formation, not just the physical act of putting money into a company or instrument. By understanding God's creation mandate and our role as co-creators, we can use investments to love our neighbor and expand God's blessings through creation, while also being mindful of the temptations of wealth and the importance of trusting in God rather than money. [... more]

The tithe, a long-standing practice in Christian stewardship, is often misunderstood and tied to guilt or division. John Cortinez, Director of Grantmaking at the McClellan Foundation, takes a fresh look at the ancient practice, examining the Old and New Testament references to the tithe and identifying five key principles that can inform giving today. He emphasizes the importance of giving to Christ as priest and king, giving faithfully to the local church, celebrating God's goodness, caring for the poor, and recognizing 10% as an ancient benchmark. [... more]

The New York Jets and Miami Dolphins are facing off in Monday Night Football, with the Dolphins leading 9-0. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Bengals are looking to bounce back from their 48-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, and the Denver Broncos are trying to even up their record at 2-2. The 49ers are dealing with injuries to Brock Purdy and Mac Jones, and the Rams are looking to take advantage of their divisional foe's struggles. [... more]

The story of the frontal lobotomy, a surgery that was once widely used to treat psychiatric illness, but had a horrific impact on many patients, including Rosemary Kennedy. Despite its flaws, the procedure led to the development of new techniques in neurosurgery and modern brain surgery. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, a pioneering editor and writer, is credited with helping to establish the Thanksgiving holiday as a national celebration. Through her tireless efforts and persistence, she convinced President Abraham Lincoln to issue a proclamation making Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863, during the midst of the Civil War. Hale's vision for a unified American culture and her dedication to promoting the holiday's importance have left a lasting impact on American history. [... more]

The SR-71 Blackbird, a top-secret spyplane designed by Lockheed's Skunk Works, was known for its stealth technology and ability to fly at supersonic speeds at high altitudes. In 1966, one of the planes disintegrated in mid-air, and the pilot, Bill Weaver, miraculously survived the accident, which remains one of the most incredible stories in aviation history. [... more]

Preparing for life's transitions requires careful financial planning and a biblical worldview. Sharon Epp shares five essential strategies for meeting and managing changes, including praying for wisdom, seeking godly counsel, and communicating financial decisions. Rob West discusses the importance of investing and avoiding scams, while also exploring the role of precious metals in a portfolio. The tithe is also examined as a guideline for giving, but not the only way to honor God with one's finances. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but about pursuing a deep and growing relationship with Jesus. It involves forgetting past failures and successes, and instead, striving to know and become like Christ. This passionate pursuit requires honesty with oneself, talking with God, and being involved in relationships with people where there's love, support, and accountability. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but a passionate pursuit of knowing and becoming like Christ. It's about loving God and loving people, and being transformed by the power of the resurrection. The test of spiritual maturity is not about external actions, but about the depth of one's relationship with God and their love for others. [... more]

Doug White recounts his harrowing experience of landing a King Air airplane after the pilot's sudden death, with the help of air traffic controllers and a chain of experts who worked together to guide him safely to the ground. The incident, known as the 'Eastern Miracle,' has been immortalized in the film 'On a Wing and a Prayer.' [... more]

The Bible teaches that suffering and pain can be opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation, leading to a deeper understanding of God's power and presence in our lives. By embracing our weakness and trusting in God's strength, we can experience hope and resilience in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

The power of hope is rooted in a deep personal intimate relationship with Christ, and it's not just about possessing hope, but experiencing it in everyday life. True hope is rooted in relationship and results in joy, and it's not about external things, but about what's already been accomplished by Christ for us. We can experience true hope by recognizing our weakness and depending on God's power, and by surrendering to God and asking Him to fill us with His Spirit. [... more]

The culture of death that we're in today is not coincidental, it's not an accident. It was intentionally created by a set of Marxist, socialist, totalitarian revolutionaries who were engaging in a proxy war attack against Christianity and the American family here in the States. This is the story of Margaret Sanger and the history of the death and depravity revolution, as told through the 1916 Project documentary film. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the concept of hope in Christianity, discussing how people often put their faith in external things such as money, success, or education, rather than in a deeply rooted relationship with God. He shares personal stories and biblical examples to illustrate the difference between false hope and true hope, and encourages listeners to prioritize a relationship with Jesus Christ for spiritual growth and fulfillment. [... more]

The importance of hope in our lives is discussed, with a focus on how it can be found and maintained through a relationship with Jesus Christ. The Bible is used as a source of guidance, and the concept of authenticity is explored as a key aspect of living out one's faith. [... more]

Living on the Edge is an international discipleship ministry devoted to helping Christians worldwide live out their faith for the glory of God and the benefit of all people. The ministry is working in various parts of the world, including Africa, India, the Middle East, and Latin America, to equip pastors and church leaders to make disciples and grow their churches. [... more]

God is looking for people with a servant's heart, willing and available to serve, faithful in their assignments, and loyal and teachable. He desires to use ordinary people to fulfill His purposes and bring joy and restoration to the world. [... more]

Chip Ingram explains the importance of acknowledging God's work in our lives so He can continue working through us. He discusses how to work out what God has worked in, being grateful, godly, and bold servants, and how to manifest Jesus' life in us and through us. [... more]

Our expectations of God and our personal history shape our relationships and responses. The Bible rejects extreme views of God's sovereignty and human responsibility, instead holding to a balance of both. We are responsible to work out our salvation, cooperate with God, and utilize the truth to mine the riches of our new life in Christ. [... more]

Jesus' example of servanthood is the clear path to becoming great in God's eyes, not through earthly power or prestige, but through humility, considering others more important than oneself, and serving others with love and obedience. [... more]

The quest for greatness is universal, but true greatness comes from humility and serving others, as exemplified by Jesus' willingness to descend into greatness and serve humanity, and how this mindset can be applied to our relationships and lives. [... more]

Declaring war on selfishness and empty conceit is the first step to becoming a more loving person, rooted in humility and the I am second mentality. Humility fosters physical and mental health, and humble people are more generous, helpful, and have better romantic relationships. [... more]

God's heart breaks when we fight, and He wants to deal with unresolved relationships between believers. In Philippians chapter 2, Paul teaches us how to choose love and experience it, emphasizing the importance of authentic, Christ-empowered unity and the platinum rule, which is doing unto others as God has already done unto us. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the concept of joy and expectations in the face of suffering, drawing from Philippians chapter 1 and real-life experiences. He discusses the importance of not giving up, not giving in, and not shrinking back in the midst of adversity, and how God's power can be experienced through suffering. [... more]

Choosing joy is not about willpower, but about having the right perspective and understanding what God expects of us. When we have unrealistic expectations, we can become disillusioned and disappointed. However, when we align our expectations with God's word, we can experience genuine joy and have a deeper connection with Him. [... more]

Hearing personal stories of how God has worked in others' lives can be incredibly inspiring and transformative. At Living on the Edge, they believe that discipleship is a lifestyle, not just a program, and that it's about following Jesus, knowing Him, and allowing His life to impact every area of one's life. [... more]