The Iranian government's actions and the country's nuclear ambitions have sparked a heated debate in the Middle East, with Saudi Arabia and Israel expressing concerns about the region's stability. The Trump administration's response to Iran's aggression has been a topic of discussion, with some arguing that the US should take a more assertive stance against the country's nuclear program. Meanwhile, the global politics of the region continue to shift, with various nations vying for influence and power. [... more]

The Department of Homeland Security is in turmoil after Christy Noam's exit, with some questioning her leadership and others praising her efforts. Tom Holman is seen as a potential replacement, but his confirmation process may be contentious. Meanwhile, Democrats are divided on how to approach immigration reform, with some advocating for a bipartisan solution and others pushing for a more radical approach. [... more]

William Carey, a shoe cobbler turned renowned missionary, faced numerous challenges and setbacks, including a devastating fire that destroyed his life's work. Yet, he persevered, trusting in God's presence and providence, and continued to move forward in faith, inspiring others to do the same. [... more]

Hillary Clinton releases her written statement claiming she has no ties to Jeffrey Epstein Jack Hughes returns to the New Jersey Devils and receives a warm welcome from the fans chanting USA Iran nuclear talks continue CNN brought on a Nonbinary Lesbian to explain the vibes the kids were feeling after President Trump's State of the Union Dana reacts to the accusation that she was getting paid by TPUSA to call Candace Owens a demon Anti-Dog Mayor David LaGrand demands Grand Rapids Police Department put down K- units following an officer-involved shooting Hillary Clinton halts her private deposition of her [... more]

When life feels uncertain or overwhelming, Pastor Jonathan Evans reminds us that we serve an unshakable kingdom where Christ has authority over every storm. He shares a powerful teaching from Matthew 8, where Jesus sleeps through a fierce gale of wind, and the disciples are left to navigate the chaos. Jesus' actions demonstrate his humanity and deity, and he ultimately calms the storm with a simple command: 'Be still.' [... more]

Rich Eisen Show live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, where he interviews Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles, Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, and Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski about their teams' offseason plans, quarterback situations, and expectations for the upcoming season. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples to travel light and not let worldly things grip them, reminding them that it's okay to have things but things should never have them. He also reminds them that God's promises are to provide for their needs, and that they can face any storm with God's strength. [... more]

The world of college basketball is getting crazier, with UCLA's head coach Mick Cronin ejecting his own player in a heated moment. Meanwhile, the Michigan Wolverines are dominating the Big Ten, and the Duke Blue Devils are gearing up for a showdown with Michigan. On the NFL front, Luke Keekly, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, discusses his enshrinement and the Carolina Panthers' ascension. The Seattle Seahawks' defense is also making waves, with a talented young roster and a resurgent Sam Darnold. [... more]

A report from the North Carolina Energy Policy Task Force warns of rising energy rates amid a demand boom, recommending policies to ensure affordable, reliable, and clean energy supplies. Meanwhile, the state's Department of Environmental Quality awards $5.7 million in grants for flood resiliency projects in Western North Carolina, aiming to reduce flood risks and protect surrounding communities. [... more]

Robert E. Lee, the Confederacy's most powerful general, was born in 1807 at Stratford Hall on the northern neck of Virginia. He attended West Point, graduating second in his class, and spent his professional life in the Army's Corps of Engineers, specializing in fortification construction. Lee's frustration with slow promotion led him to accept a commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the 2nd Cavalry in Texas, where he chased Comanches and outlaws. In 1861, he was recalled to Washington to help write Army regulations, but ultimately refused President Lincoln's invitation to take command of federal forces and instead joined the Confederate Army, becoming a general and leading the Peninsula Campaign, Second Bull Run, and other pivotal battles. [... more]

Rosa Parks, a Christian woman, refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus, sparking a 382-day boycott that brought attention to the injustices of segregation and the power of nonviolent resistance, led by Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Improvement Association. [... more]

Richard King, a larger-than-life figure, carved out a cattle empire in the Old West, dominating trade on the Rio Grande River and becoming one of the first South Texas ranchers to drive cattle to railheads. With his innovative approach to ranching and his ability to adapt to changing markets, King's legacy continues to shape the beef industry. [... more]

A white cloth, seemingly ordinary, holds an extraordinary story of the American Civil War, slavery, and the struggle for freedom. It was woven by an enslaved person on a plantation in South Carolina, and its history reveals the complexities of the war and the lives of those who lived through it. [... more]

Elizabeth Smith Friedman was a pioneering cryptologist who cracked enemy codes during both World Wars, exposed Nazi spy rings in South America, and helped dismantle organized crime networks during Prohibition. Her work laid the foundation for modern cryptanalysis and influenced intelligence agencies, making her a testament to the power of intellect and perseverance. [... more]

As caregivers, we face unique challenges, including power outages and disaster preparedness. Peter Rosenberger shares his experiences and insights on how to stay strong and resilient, even in the face of adversity. He also highlights the importance of faith-based programs, such as prison rehabilitation and amputee outreach, in bringing hope and healing to those in need. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and politics in the modern world is explored through discussions on religious persecution, feminist theology, socialism, and its impact on LGBTQ issues, abortion, and same-sex marriage, as well as the complexities of interracial marriage and the rise of Christian nationalism and white supremacy. [... more]

A major winter storm has crippled the Mid-South, leaving thousands stranded and businesses shut down. City leaders are facing criticism for their handling of the disaster, with many questioning their preparedness and response. Meanwhile, Congressman David Kustoff weighs in on the national implications of the storm, including the role of federal funding and the importance of cooperation between local, state, and federal law enforcement. [... more]

Christian persecution is on the rise globally, with 50 countries ranked with a record high level of discrimination against Christians. In South Korea, a government increasingly hostile to Christianity has arrested a pastor on charges of conspiring to overturn an election. Meanwhile, in the US, immigration enforcement is a contentious issue, with protests and ICE raids sparking concern. The First Amendment and its protections for freedom of speech and religion are being tested in the face of increasing lawlessness and intimidation. The Supreme Court's handling of transgender issues and the implications for girls' sports has sparked debate. Additionally, declining marriage and fertility rates in the US and other developed countries are being linked to a lack of religiosity and a focus on individualism. [... more]

Jesus teaches us to trust in Him and walk through life's storms, demonstrating His immense power and unmatched authority over all problems. He is our security in the midst of turmoil, and His presence brings hope and peace to those who put their faith in Him. [... more]

As winter storms approach Truth Talk Live explores how snow can slow us down not just physically but spiritually From practical tips on preparing homes and cars to deeper reflections on how God uses storms to bring peace perspective and growth this episode invites listeners to see disruption differently Through scripture personal stories and heartfelt listener calls we examine how trials reveal what truly matters When the storm comes how will you prepare your heart [... more]

A winter storm is approaching Memphis, and residents are preparing for the worst. Local leaders are discussing storm preparation and the importance of being prepared for emergencies. Meanwhile, the issue of human trafficking is being raised, and the need for immigration reform is highlighted. The importance of local leadership and being cautious of storm chasers is also emphasized. [... more]

A winter storm watch has been issued for the Mid-South, with the potential for freezing rain and major disruptions. Meanwhile, the Shelby County Republican Party is gearing up for the next election, with a focus on grassroots efforts and recruiting strong candidates. Financial experts offer advice on managing debt and creating a plan for financial stability. [... more]

In South Korea, Pastor Son of Seguero Church faces 16 charges and imprisonment for speaking out against the government's progressive socialist platform. His church has been a beacon of hope, offering free lunches and starting a Christian school, but the government's intentions are clear: to silence dissent and intimidate Christians. [... more]

A group of Black Lives Matter activists stormed a church in Minneapolis, disrupting worship services and sparking outrage. The incident has raised concerns about civil rights and the role of law enforcement. Meanwhile, a real estate expert discusses the challenges of buying a home in Memphis, where new developments are scarce. The church community is also under scrutiny, with some critics accusing it of being too insular and not addressing the big issues of the day. [... more]

The story of Jonah serves as a reminder that Christians should be different, friendly, loving, forgiving, and caring. When non-believers call out Christians for not living up to these expectations, it can be a wake-up call. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the importance of having a strong Christian testimony and how it can be a powerful witness to others. [... more]

A World War II veteran was honored by President Trump, and Tennessee Republicans are advancing an agenda that's drawing attention. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris was in town, criticizing President Trump, and there's controversy over drag queens in the Mid-South. In other news, a group of conservative students discussed the issues facing their generation, and Dolly Parton is celebrating her 80th birthday. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie talks about the storms of life and how they can be a sign of God's love and discipline. He uses the story of Jonah to illustrate how God uses challenges to bring people back to Himself and to mature their faith. [... more]

When faced with life's storms, Pastor Greg Laurie reminds us that God's love and discipline are always present, guiding us towards spiritual growth and salvation. Drawing from the story of Jonah, Pastor Greg explores the three types of storms we face: protecting, perfecting, and correcting, and how God uses them to bring us back to Himself. [... more]

Tom Maharris, a Greek Orthodox man, was raised in a life of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but found Jesus Christ in 1968 after a transformative experience at a peace demonstration in Central Park. He went on to become a pastor, shepherd, and mentor, leading Manhattan Bible Church in New York City. Maharris is now on a mission to share the gospel with prisoners, establishing Bible colleges and witnessing supernatural transformations in the lives of those he reaches. [... more]

Following Jesus involves a cost and a decisive choice, and even when we do follow Him, there is often a crisis of faith. Jesus is with us in the midst of the storm, and His authority over every circumstance of life is a promise of a safe arrival on the other side. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers' wild card win over the Baltimore Ravens was a game of the year, with Aaron Rodgers leading the team to victory in the fourth quarter. The Jaguars are hosting the Buffalo Bills in a wild card Sunday triple header, with Liam Cohen, the Jaguars' head coach, discussing his team's turnaround and the challenges of facing Josh Allen. The coaching carousel is spinning, with several teams letting go of their head coaches, including Pete Carroll of the Las Vegas Raiders. [... more]

Memphis is gearing up for a busy New Year's Eve celebration, with thousands of people expected to gather downtown. Meanwhile, the Memphis Safe Task Force is credited with making the city safer, thanks to the efforts of the Trump administration. In other news, the AutoZone Liberty Bowl is set to take place, and Delta One is offering a premium travel experience. Additionally, financial planning experts are advising listeners to take control of their finances in the new year, and the Republican Party is pushing to codify President Trump's agenda, including the SAVE Act. [... more]

Kurt Warner praises Brock Purdy's quarterback play, saying he's proving that there's different ways to succeed in the NFL. He also discusses Caleb Williams' impressive performance, saying he's a real deal special talented quarterback. Additionally, Warner talks about the Jacksonville Jaguars' turnaround under Liam Cohen, saying they've been amazing and superb, and Trevor Lawrence has been awesome. The conversation also touches on Philip Rivers' comeback story, saying it's a cool way to finish off his career. [... more]

The New England Patriots' win over the Baltimore Ravens has put them back in the mix for the AFC East title, while the Ravens' loss has left them needing to win out and hope for Pittsburgh to lose out to make the playoffs. Meanwhile, the college football playoff committee is facing criticism for its expanded playoff format, which has led to predictable blowouts and a loss of relevance for traditional bowl games. [... more]

Derek Mills, a 29-year veteran of Shelby County, is running for the Shelby County Commission, focusing on public safety and taxes. He believes a job is the number one program that works in solving problems. Meanwhile, Vice President J.D. Vance spoke at Amfest, emphasizing the importance of unity and not treating people differently based on their race or sex. The event brought together young conservatives, and there was a sense of empowerment and recharging among the attendees. [... more]

As we enter a new year, it's easy to get caught up in wishing for the old days, but this mindset can lead to missing the miracle of what God is doing today and tomorrow. Instead, we should focus on staying alive in Christ, praying for our lives, and asking God to breathe a testimony into us that will direct others to Christ in this season of storms. [... more]

The Houston Texans, once 0-3, are now 9-5 and a real deal team, getting set to take on the Raiders. Coach D'Amico Ryans discusses his team's turnaround and the importance of having a positive mindset, especially after a tough start to the season. He also talks about the role of his backup quarterback, Davis Mills, and how he's been instrumental in the team's success. Additionally, Ryans shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFL and the challenges that come with being a head coach. [... more]

The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina is on the verge of receiving full federal recognition after decades of struggle and advocacy. Meanwhile, the state's disaster relief efforts, particularly with the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency (NCOR), have been marred by bureaucratic delays and mismanagement. A new audit highlights the issues with NCOR, and a proposed bill, the Salamander Act, aims to streamline disaster recovery efforts by expediting permits for the US Army Corps of Engineers. [... more]

Josh Graham announces the end of his seven and a half year run on WSJS, a sports talk radio show that has made history in the triad by lasting longer than any other daily sports talk show. Graham reflects on the show's achievements, including its coverage of the Carolina Panthers and the ACC Tournament, and expresses gratitude to his team, listeners, and the community for their support. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers are on a hot streak, winning two games in a row without star linebacker TJ Watt. Aaron Rodgers is leading the charge, throwing two touchdown passes in a game for the 166th time in his career, breaking a tie with Peyton Manning. The Steelers are now one game above the Ravens, entering the final three games of the season. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are struggling, with Tua Tagovailoa throwing a league-high 15 interceptions this season. The Dolphins' front office is facing questions about whether to stick with coach Mike McDaniel, who has led the team to a four-game winning streak despite the quarterback's struggles. [... more]