Republicans are defending their only state House seat in Mecklenburg County as several competitive legislative races could reshape the county's delegation Andrew Pomeranz of Carolina Journal joins the program to discuss Rep Tricia Cotham's reelection campaign and the defeat of two moderate Democrats in the March primaries Meanwhile North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has joined other Democratic attorneys general urging the FCC to preserve the federal E-Rate program which helps schools and libraries pay for internet access Andy Jackson of the John Locke Foundation joins the program with the latest early voting numbers as North Carolina enters the final [... more]

We like to think we make rational decisions with our money but what if our emotions influence our financial choices far more than we realize That's one of behavioral economics' central findings human psychology shapes financial decisions While these discoveries have challenged traditional economic thinking they reinforce what Scripture has taught for thousands of years human wisdom is limited our hearts can deceive us and our emotions don't always lead us in the right direction Mark Biller Executive Editor and Senior Portfolio Manager at Sound Mind Investing SMI believes understanding these tendencies can help Christians become wiser more disciplined investors [... more]

The Jim Rome Show HR - The MLB Postseason is under way and the Atlanta Braves have already taken the Game victory The NY Yankees have a ton at stake knowing captain Aaron Judge won't be available for the Wild Card Then Jim takes some calls from the Clones Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

The Supreme Court rules on temporary protected status, sparking outrage from Democrats. Meanwhile, the US national team faces challenges in the World Cup, and the Biden administration is under scrutiny for its handling of immigration. Additionally, the Democratic Socialists of America gain momentum, and the debate over capitalism and socialism continues. [... more]

A devastating conflict is unfolding in Lebanon, leaving families in fear and uncertainty. Heart for Lebanon is responding with emergency aid and the hope of the gospel, providing food, shelter, and hygiene supplies to newly displaced families. The organization is committed to walking with these families for as long as they need, introducing them to the hope of Christ and the possibility of a lasting eternal peace. [... more]

The resurrection of Christ is a pivotal event that has been debated for centuries. Gabe Fleur presents a compelling case for the resurrection, citing the transformation of the disciples, the rational satisfaction it provides, and the historical evidence that supports it. He argues that the resurrection is not just a myth, but a historical verity that can be proven through various strands of evidence. The resurrection has far-reaching implications for our understanding of faith, knowledge, and the human experience, and it remains a cornerstone of the Christian worldview. [... more]

Iran's nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile program have become a major concern, with Trump and Rubio arguing that the US must take action to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. The conflict in the Middle East is escalating, with Israel and the US taking a hardline stance against Iran's nuclear program. Meanwhile, the global insurance market is being impacted by the conflict, with Lloyd's of London playing a key role in underwriting maritime insurance policies. As the situation continues to unfold, the US and its allies must navigate a complex web of diplomatic and economic relationships to prevent a wider conflict. [... more]

Choosing contentment is a daily path that comes from a surrendered heart, cultivated through walking with Christ. It's not found in having everything, but in knowing the one who is everything. A biblical approach to financial decisions and stewardship can help individuals navigate their finances and make wise investment choices, especially in retirement. Additionally, seeking help with debt and credit counseling can provide freedom and peace of mind. [... more]

The Bible warns against the dangers of wine, as seen in the story of Noah, who became drunk and was cursed by God. The book of Genesis highlights the importance of respecting one's parents and the consequences of disobeying God's commandments. The effects of alcohol on the brain and nervous system can lead to impaired judgment and behavior, as seen in Noah's actions. Christians must approach drinking with caution and consider the potential harm it can cause to themselves and others. [... more]

Disney scales back the premiere of their controversial live action Snow White' remake as a result of being too woke Gavin Newsom continues to have conservative influencers on his podcast to make himself seem moderate Senate Democrats threaten to shut the government down A Federal judge rules tens of thousands of fired federal workers must be reinstated immediately Trump revokes his nomination for CDC Director Putin agrees in principle to a -day ceasefire deal in Ukraine Commerce Sec Howard Lutnick says President Trump's goal is to eliminate taxes for anyone earning less than K per year A Justice Department Pardon [... more]

The 2028 election is already underway with big moves from President Trump and potential contenders like Gavin Newsom and Michelle Obama. Meanwhile, Christian persecution continues to escalate worldwide, with atrocities committed in Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The European Center for Law and Justice is working to bring attention to these issues and advocate for the rights of persecuted Christians. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including the Trump administration's executive orders, the Department of Education, and the potential for a Democratic candidate to run in 2028. She also touches on the BlackRock deal and its implications for the Panama Canal. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the recent meeting between Trump and Zelensky, where Zelensky's behavior was seen as unprofessional and antagonistic. The conversation also touches on the implications of Zelensky's actions, including his suggestion to explore options with China, and the potential consequences for Ukraine and the global community. [... more]

When making investment decisions, Christians should consider their values and how they align with their financial goals. By deploying financial resources in a manner that aligns with their values, investors can generate a profit while honoring God. A biblical worldview of money management starts with lordship, God owning all, and then stewardship, using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes. [... more]

The host discusses the Trump cabinet, specifically the Surgeon General nomination of Dr. Jeanette Neshawat, and her controversial past statements on COVID-19 and vaccination. The host also criticizes the PRO Act and the Labor secretary pick, Lori Chavez-Drammer, for being anti-worker and anti-gig economy. Additionally, the host debates the best way to prepare cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving dinner and mocks Frank Luntz's estimate of the average cost of a Thanksgiving meal. [... more]

Minnesota State Senator Julia Coleman discusses Governor Tim Walz's policies, labeling him as a socialist who has taken Minnesota down a path of extreme policies, including abortion and gun control. She also criticizes his handling of the George Floyd riots and his ties to China. [... more]

The White House is being questioned about the president's mental health and the handling of sensitive information. The SAVE Act aims to strengthen election security by requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. Democrats are opposing the bill, citing concerns about voter disenfranchisement, while Republicans argue that it is necessary to prevent illegal voting and ensure the integrity of the electoral process. [... more]

The discussion centers around the Biden administration's executive order on immigration, the Hunter Biden trial, and its implications on gun rights and mental health. The conversation also touches on crime and punishment, law and order, politics, economy, elections, and social issues, highlighting the divide between conservatism and liberalism, and the impact of these issues on culture and society. [... more]

Nellie Bowles, a former New York Times reporter, shares her experiences with cancel culture and the challenges of being a journalist in a polarized world. She discusses her new book, Morning After the Revolution, which explores the consequences of progressive policies and the need for a moderate reformation in politics. [... more]

Senator John Fetterman's shift towards moderation has been observed by columnist Selena Zito, who notes that he has always been a center-left moderate Democrat. Fetterman's views on issues like Israel and the border have sparked controversy, but Zito believes he is simply applying common sense to problems. Meanwhile, Republican candidate Dave McCormick is seen as a strong contender against Fetterman in the upcoming election, with Zito predicting a battle royale between the two. [... more]