The US military's response to Iran's actions is not a war, but a cleanup mission. The US has air supremacy and has been dropping 160,000-pound bunker buster bombs on hardened sites in Iran. The US is not losing, and the Iranian regime is on the decline, with their top military leaders gone and remnants of their military reduced to wearing burqas to hide from surveillance. [... more]

Christians are being manipulated by a misguided form of empathy, which is leading them to support leftist policies and reject biblical truth. This concept of untethered empathy is being used to hijack Christian societies and institutions, causing them to prioritize feelings over facts and morality. Christians need to be aware of this dynamic and learn to apply biblical compassion, rather than being swayed by the emotional blackmail of untethered empathy. [... more]

The breakdown of family and Judeo-Christian values has led to a culture of violence among young white liberal women, who are being misled by the college system and social media. This 'Dark Woke' movement is a result of abandoning biblical principles and is being used to promote a false narrative of feminism and oppression. [... more]

A wise life is made up of a multitude of small things, and it's often the smallest of temptations and the simplest of details that get us hung up in bad patterns. Responding wisely to people in authority, preparing for dangerous assignments, and guarding daily conversations are key areas where wisdom is needed in very practical terms. [... more]

The Christmas story is not just about a baby born in a manger, but about God's radical love and sacrifice. Jesus' life and teachings show a different path to success and significance, one that is rooted in humility and service. In contrast, King Herod's philosophy of success was marked by power, revenge, and self-interest, leading to his downfall. [... more]

The speaker discusses the dangers of extremism in the church, contrasting it with the concept of zeal for good works and the importance of living by grace. He highlights examples from the Bible, including the Pharisees and Peter's actions in the Garden of Gethsemane, to illustrate the negative consequences of extremism and the need for moderation and sweet reasonableness. [... more]

The Bible is not a mix of fables and truth, but the final, inspired, unchanging revelation from God. It's the last word, spoken through Christ and his apostles until Christ appears, and it's sufficient to equip the believer for every good work. The greatest danger facing the church today is the same as the first temptation: questioning God's word and authority. [... more]

Considering a home purchase requires careful planning, including weighing the costs of renting versus buying, understanding the current market conditions, and evaluating one's monthly budget. It's also essential to consider the emotional aspects of homeownership, such as the sense of satisfaction and personalization that comes with owning a home. Additionally, shared ownership with family members can be a viable option for some individuals. [... more]

God makes a commitment to humanity while acknowledging human nature's evil intentions. The concept of counting the cost of following Christ is explored, including the idea that salvation is free, but discipleship comes with a cost. The importance of understanding the difference between counting the cost and paying the cost is discussed, as well as the role of the Holy Spirit in salvation. [... more]

The insidious ideology of social justice has metastasized in society, threatening Western civilization and biblical principles. Christians are particularly susceptible to this ideology, which prioritizes social issues over the Great Commission. Pastor Jeff Klewer shares his experience living in the inner city of Philadelphia, where he witnessed the devastating impact of social justice rhetoric on the lives of people he loved. [... more]

Saving responsibly is a key aspect of financial planning, and the Bible offers clear direction on how to manage God's resources. Intentional saving should always have the goal of being a good steward, rather than accumulating wealth for its own sake. By discerning God's purpose for their financial resources, individuals can determine how much to save and for what goals, and then work towards those goals through consistent saving and investing. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus is just the beginning of God's process of completely reclaiming this world for himself, and it's the empty tomb that verifies the truth of scripture, ratifies the sufficiency of Christ's death, clarifies the nature of eternity, energizes the people of God, and exemplifies the victory of God. [... more]

Your identity in Christ provides more lasting satisfaction than financial success ever can. Christians can avoid the trap of using external things like money to determine their identity by remembering that their true identity is in Christ. No need for pride or shame or comparisons. You are made right before God because of Jesus in you, your hope of glory. [... more]

The disciples thought Jesus had come to establish the kingdom of God on earth, but he told them the Father alone has the authority to set those dates and times. Instead, Jesus instructed them to focus on their job until his return, which is still relevant today. [... more]

Tom House, a renowned throwing coach, discusses his work with top quarterbacks, including Tom Brady and Josh Allen, and shares his insights on biomechanics, functional strength, and mental emotional management. He also introduces the Mustard app, which provides personalized analysis and instruction for athletes. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests analyze the latest NFL news and trends, including the performance of rookies and the potential for Mike Tomlin to win Coach of the Year. [... more]

Jesus' identity and mission were far greater than the expectations of the Jews, who were waiting for a Messiah to free them from Roman tyranny. Jesus distanced Himself from these expectations and instead claimed divine authority, referring to Himself as the Son of Man, a title that emphasizes His heavenly nature and role as judge. This title is central to Jesus' teachings and is often misunderstood by His contemporaries and modern scholars alike. [... more]

Freddie Freeman's emotional moment in Atlanta and his decision to change agents has raised questions about his future with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meanwhile, the NFL is facing a disciplinary hearing for Deshaun Watson, with the league seeking an indefinite suspension and the Players Association pushing for zero games. The baseball world is also dealing with a brawl between the Angels and the Mariners, leading to suspensions and rule changes. [... more]

King David's life is marked by a period of disobedience, where he follows his heart and makes decisions that lead to trouble. Despite his mistakes, God remains faithful and gracious, offering David a chance to repent and seek His will. [... more]

David, the crown prince, is living on the edge of starvation and is forced to flee from King Saul. He decides to seek refuge with the Philistines, but his plan backfires as he is cornered and forced to fight against his own people. Meanwhile, the devil uses his tool of discouragement to pry open David's heart and lead him astray. Despite David's disobedience, God is still at work, fulfilling His purposes and working for David's good. [... more]

Death is not final, but rather an awakening for believers. Remembering one's Creator is key to living wisely, regardless of age, and finding fulfillment and peace in life's fleeting moments. [... more]