The gospel collides with culture, challenging traditional power structures and forcing individuals to confront their own understanding of God. In Acts 17, Paul's preaching in Thessalonica sparks a riot, but also brings about a community of believers committed to the rule of Jesus Christ. This encounter between the gospel and culture raises questions about the nature of God and the implications of His sovereignty. [... more]

The University of North Georgia is under fire for a textbook that allegedly disparages Christians, while the FBI is being criticized for its handling of domestic terrorism cases. Meanwhile, the National Guard is being deployed to Memphis to help combat crime, and university campuses are grappling with issues of free speech and hate speech. [... more]

The left is losing their jobs for criticizing slain free speech advocate Charlie Kirk, with journalists, publicists, college faculty, and others being fired for making light of his assassination. Meanwhile, a Florida man used a bulldozer to bully homeless campers, and a pastor took his emotional support alligator to Walmart, sparking controversy. The podcast also discusses the importance of protecting personal info and the risks of identity theft, as well as the absurdity of cancel culture and the left's obsession with free speech. [... more]

The identity of Charlie Kirk's ass ssin is revealed as it is reported that he was turned in by his father Tributes pour out for Kirk from The Green Bay Packers to the Phoenix Sky Harbor Air Traffic Control Tower The Internet woke mob was DRAGGING celebrities who expressed remorse for Charlie Kirk including Stephen King who was forced to delete tweets over his lies about Kirk A University of North Texas student is going viral for confronting classmates who were passing around a video of Charlie Kirk dying while laughing Dana gives credit to Bernie Sanders who gave one [... more]

A gunman opens fire at Fort Stewart in Georgia, leaving at least five soldiers shot. Oklahoma requires teachers from liberal states to take an America First test to align with Oklahoma's curriculum. Texas Democrats are accused of abandoning their job and redistricting the state. Republicans are turning on Israel, and the American people are getting tired of the constant involvement. A dangerous piece of legislation in California allows a teacher or counselor to take custody of a child without parental permission. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the rising crime epidemic and lawlessness in America, particularly in cities like Cincinnati and Memphis. He also touches on the FBI's corruption and the potential indictment of Hillary Clinton, John Brennan, and James Comey. Additionally, he comments on the Trump administration's efforts to address the issue and the need for law and order in the country. [... more]

A former mobster shares his life story, from his childhood to his involvement in organized crime, and how a series of defining moments led him to accept Jesus as his Savior and find a new purpose in life. [... more]

Jesus Christ stood before Pontius Pilate, a Roman appointed prefect governor of Judea, who was faced with the decision to release an innocent man or appease the crowd. Pilate's actions demonstrate the consequences of compromising truth and the importance of making a decision regarding Jesus' claims. The story of Pontius Pilate and Jesus serves as a reminder of the need to stand for truth and the consequences of failing to do so. [... more]

The Republican Party is facing challenges in the upcoming elections, with some members questioning whether they will show up to vote if Donald Trump is not on the ballot. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's company, Tesla, is facing vandalism and attacks from protesters, leading to calls for gun safety and self-defense. The White House Correspondents Association is also under scrutiny for its handling of the press briefing room, and the city of Memphis is sponsoring Trans Day of Visibility, which some see as promoting a controversial agenda. Additionally, the Disney company is facing backlash over its handling of the Snow White remake, which some see as promoting a pro-Palestinian agenda. [... more]

Wisconsin Gov Tony Evers wants to replace the word mom in official documents with the words inseminated person nbsp I can assure you that Southern governors would never consider such woke nonsense Republican or Democrat I have no doubt that any Southern lawmaker who called their mothers an inseminated person would be run out of the statehouse with a mob of mommas wielding cast iron skillets See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The story of Al Capone, America's most notorious gangster, is a complex tale of crime, corruption, and the rise of organized crime in the 1920s. From his humble beginnings in Brooklyn to his rise as a powerful figure in Chicago, Capone's life was marked by violence, greed, and a desire for fame. But behind the headlines and the myth, there was a man struggling with the effects of syphilis, which would ultimately lead to his downfall. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the recent arrest of Luigi Mangione, who gunned down the UnitedHealthcare CEO, and the controversy surrounding the healthcare system. The show also touches on the upcoming presidential election, the impact of Obamacare, and the latest news in college sports, including the NIL and the University of Memphis's struggles with attendance. [... more]

Two stories of American heroes, one from the Chicago mob and the other from World War II, highlight the importance of honor and doing the right thing. Easy Eddie, a lawyer for Al Capone, testified against the mob to save his son's reputation, while Butch O'Hare, a fighter pilot, sacrificed his life to protect his fleet and become the Navy's first ace of World War II. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including Mark Robinson's past allegations, Kamala Harris's interview with Oprah, the military draft, and the deep state. He also talks about voter fraud, Christian values, and the importance of voting and election integrity. [... more]

Apostle Paul's uncontrolled tongue and angry frustration led to a failed opportunity to preach to the Sanhedrin, but God's faithfulness and sovereignty intervened, encouraging Paul and affirming his testimony, ultimately leading to his safe departure from Jerusalem surrounded by Roman soldiers. [... more]

Paul's testimony in Acts 22 showcases effective witnessing strategies, including speaking in a language the audience understands, showing respect, and offering a defense of the gospel without forcing it. He identifies with the audience's zealous hearts and hatred, and attributes their best motives to them. Paul's apologetic is rooted in his personal experience of conversion and his recognition of the gospel's exclusivity. [... more]

A discussion on the current state of patriotism in America, with a focus on the recent events in Washington D.C. where the American flag was burned, and the subsequent actions of lawmakers who replaced the flags and recited the Pledge of Allegiance. The conversation also touches on the topic of illegal immigration and the need for stricter border control, as well as the importance of conservatism and the Republican Party in the upcoming election. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the attempted assassination of President Trump, the investigation into the security failures, and the implications for the country. The show also touches on the policies of Kamala Harris, the border crisis, and the importance of border security. Additionally, the show covers the address of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Congress, the issue of anti-Semitism, and the importance of supporting Israel. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show features an interview with Oliver Platt, discussing his role in the TV show The Bear, his experience working on the set, and his personal life. Chris Brockman joins the show to share his top 10 bears power ranking, which includes various characters and entities named after bears. [... more]

Michael Franzese, a former mobster, shares his incredible conversion story of leaving a life of crime and finding redemption through faith in Jesus Christ. He discusses his experiences in prison, where he found joy in reading the Bible and eventually became a Christian. Now, he travels the country speaking about his story and the power of God's love to transform lives. [... more]

Christy Noam's credibility is questioned after she cancels interviews and contradicts herself on various issues, including her meeting with Kim Jong-un and her handling of a dog that was put down. Meanwhile, General Michael Flynn's story is explored, and Donald Trump's presidency is discussed, including his potential running mate and the classified documents case. Stormy Daniels' testimony is also examined, and the situation in Israel and Gaza is addressed, with some calling for a ceasefire and others advocating for a more aggressive approach. The possibility of martial law being declared is also raised, and the country's current state of affairs is discussed. [... more]

The Freedom Rides of 1961 were a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement, as 13 black and white activists rode buses through the Deep South to protest segregation and fight for equality. Despite facing violent resistance and arrest, the riders remained committed to nonviolence and their mission, ultimately winning over the hearts and minds of Americans and paving the way for the Civil Rights Act. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses the latest news and events, including the protests at universities, the National Guard, and the Kent State shooting. They also talk about terrorism, election interference, and voting machines. Additionally, they discuss the benefits of using Shopify and GLP-1s prescription medications for weight loss. [... more]

College Protest Trash Babies Kristi Noem writes of killing dog and goat in new book Trump VP contest still goes on Jerry Seinfeld says 'extreme left' politically correct mob has killed comedy Lawyers for Hunter Biden plan to sue Fox News 'imminently' Stephen Yates - YatesComms Senior Fellow America First Policy Institute discusses Mitch McConnell's take the isolationists on Ukraine aidPlease visit our great sponsors Black Rifle Coffeehttps blackriflecoffee com danaUse code DANA to save on your next order Goldcohttps danalikesgold comGet your free Gold Kit from GoldCo today Hillsdale Collegehttps danaforhillsdale comVisit today to hear a Constitution Minute and [... more]

Amy Lawrence and Jay discuss their upcoming trip to Las Vegas, where they'll visit the Mob Museum, attend the Super Bowl, and explore the city's entertainment scene. They also talk about Jim Harbaugh's new role as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers and his quirky personality, as well as their favorite TV show, Ted Lasso. [... more]

The story of Al Capone, a notorious gangster who rose to fame in the 1920s, is a tale of opportunity, crime, and the corrupting influence of power. Born in Brooklyn to Italian immigrant parents, Capone's family struggled to make a living in a city where they faced prejudice and discrimination. However, with the advent of Prohibition, Capone saw an opportunity to make a fortune by smuggling and selling alcohol. He quickly became one of the most powerful men in Chicago, but his success was short-lived as he was eventually brought down by tax evasion charges. Capone's life was marked by a tragic decline into dementia and madness, a result of his untreated neurosyphilis. His legend has endured, however, and he remains a fascinating figure in American history, a symbol of the excesses and corruption of the Jazz Age. [... more]

A disturbing trend of anti-Semitism and anti-Christian behavior has been reported on university campuses, with Jewish students facing harassment and intimidation. The FBI has been accused of targeting Catholics and pro-life groups, sparking concerns about government overreach. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's policies have been criticized for promoting critical race theory and abortion, while Trump supporters are accused of being authoritarian and fascist. The debate over democracy and the role of government in society continues to divide the country. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses various topics including Dolly Parton's performance, anti-Semitism, Hamas, Israel, Christianity, wokeness, Gavin Newsom, Ron DeSantis, Donald Trump, transgender issues, vocal cord surgery, RNC donations, RICO Act, and Barack Obama's influence on American society. [... more]

A violent attack by pro-Palestinian activists on the Democrat National Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C. has raised concerns about the growing divide within the Democrat Party on the issue of Israel. The incident has sparked a debate about the need for education and awareness about the complexities of the Middle East conflict and the role of Hamas in perpetuating violence and terrorism. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the threat of NewsGuard, a fact-checking organization that he believes is targeting conservative websites. He also talks to John Cooper, lead singer of Skillet, about his new book 'Wimpy Weak and Woke' and the need for moral confidence in the face of utopian destruction. [... more]

The Carolina Panthers are gearing up for their preseason game against the Lions, with Bryce Young expected to make a strong impression. Meanwhile, college football fans are buzzing about the prospects of Caleb Williams and Drake May, who would have been top picks in the NFL draft if they were eligible this year. The NCAA is also undergoing changes, including a new intro song for College Game Day and potential changes to the show's format. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including the controversy surrounding Robert E. Lee's statue at Washington and Lee University, the culture jihad in America, and the issues with Secretary Mayorkas and the border. He also talks about the FBI's efforts to infiltrate the Catholic Church, the importance of biblical literacy, and the upcoming presidential election. [... more]

Devin Archer's testimony reveals the Biden family brand's involvement in corrupt business dealings, including a $5 million bribe to Joe Biden while he was president. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's gaffes and lack of understanding of the Constitution continue to raise eyebrows, and the US credit rating is downgraded by Fitch. The Biden administration's economic policies, known as Bidenomics, are also under scrutiny as inflation remains high and job growth slows down. [... more]

President Biden's handling of the debt ceiling is under scrutiny as he faces pressure to raise the limit to avoid a default. Meanwhile, the Republican primary is heating up with Tim Scott announcing his candidacy, but many question his chances of winning. The NAACP has issued a travel warning for Florida, citing concerns over racism, but the move is seen as a political ploy by some. Wokery and Target are also in the spotlight as the retailer faces backlash for its pro-transgender merchandise and the NAACP's warning is met with skepticism. As the country navigates these complex issues, one thing is clear: the stakes are high and the rhetoric is getting hotter. [... more]

A man stripped naked and attacked people at a UFC gym in Miami, while a woman was accused of racism after a confrontation over a bike. The incident sparked a mob reaction, with the woman's employer placing her on leave. Meanwhile, Barack Obama spoke about the importance of unity and democracy, but his words were met with criticism. The episode also touched on the topic of artificial intelligence, with some blaming it for job losses in the tech industry. [... more]

The FBI's weaponization of government, the role of Bank of America in handing over customer information, and the implications of ESG scores on capitalism and free society are discussed. Whistleblowers come forward to share their experiences, and the intersection of government and corporate interests is explored. The conversation also touches on artificial intelligence, minimum wage, immigration, and border control, as well as the politics of Florida and the war in Ukraine. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the cancel culture mob, racism, and the importance of history and education. He also talks about the controversy surrounding Splash Mountain, Song of the South, and Uncle Remus. Additionally, he discusses the censorship of conservative voices on DirecTV and the importance of free speech. He also talks about the Protect Local Farms Act, George Santos, and the need for moral standards in politics. [... more]

Al Capone's lawyer, Easy Eddie, testified against the mob to save his son from a life of crime, while Butch O'Hare, Easy Eddie's son, became a hero in World War II by sacrificing himself to protect his fleet. [... more]

The country is facing a border crisis, and the midterm elections are just around the corner. Crime rates are soaring, and inflation is out of control. The Democrats are trying to pin the hammer attack on Nancy Pelosi's husband on conservatives, but the story just doesn't add up. Meanwhile, the Republicans are gaining momentum, and the independent voters are starting to swing their way. It's going to be a wild ride to election day. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the importance of 10 key characteristics of a man's man, as exemplified by Jesus Christ, including love, forgiveness, humility, compassion, gentleness, self-control, patience, obedience, honesty, and prayerfulness, highlighting their relevance in everyday life and relationships. [... more]