The passing of Dr. James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, is a significant loss for the Christian community. His impact on American culture and education is immeasurable, from promoting homeschooling to advocating for Christian values in the public sphere. Meanwhile, Christians in Nigeria face ongoing persecution, with over 7,000 killed this year alone. The exodus of parents from public schools to alternative education options is a growing trend, with many choosing Christian schools for their children. The concept of penal substitutionary atonement is also being debated, with some questioning its validity. Amidst these challenges, there is a quiet revival happening in the UK, with young people returning to Christianity, and a growing interest in spiritual things worldwide. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision in Skirmetti v. Spermetti upholds Tennessee's law banning medical treatment for gender dysphoria in minors, aligning with Christian worldview principles. Meanwhile, the 10th anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges highlights the cultural implications of same-sex marriage, including the redefinition of marriage and the impact on children and families. [... more]

The hosts discuss recent news stories, including an anti-Semitic terror attack in Colorado, the rise of critical theory, and the importance of Christian conviction in the face of moral challenges. They also explore the concept of virtues and liturgy, and the need for Christians to stand on what is true and good in a hostile world. [... more]

Christians are being martyred in Nigeria, and the media is suppressing the truth about the genocide. The Department of Education is criticized for promoting socialism and communism in schools, and the legacy media is accused of having a pro-liberal bias. The host, Pastor Ernie Sanders, discusses the importance of turning to Jesus Christ and accepting him as Lord and Savior to secure eternity. [... more]

Christian communities in Nigeria face targeted persecution, with extremist groups attacking and displacing thousands of believers. Meanwhile, the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill threatens to compromise credit card security, and the Trump administration's economic policies aim to lower drug prices and boost the economy. The Ukraine conflict also raises concerns, and some speculate about the end times and the role of Christianity in the world. [... more]

OBA Femi, the NXT champion, shares his journey to becoming a wrestling superstar, discussing his background in track and field, his experiences in the WWE, and his thoughts on the wrestling business. He also talks about his favorite wrestlers, including Shawn Michaels and CM Punk, and shares his insights on the importance of being a good performer and putting the business first. [... more]

Dr. Shah shares his personal experience of growing up in India where Christianity was not welcome, and how he understands the struggles of Christians in Nigeria who are persecuted and face violence during Christmas. He emphasizes the importance of praying, speaking out, and financially supporting missionaries and organizations that help those in need. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of Christianity, its teachings, and the validity of its claims. The Trinity, divine hiddenness, and the relationship between faith and atheism are explored, with a focus on the rational and logical aspects of these concepts. The conversation delves into the idea that if Christianity is true, then atheism is false, and the necessary conditions for intelligibility are provided. The discussion also touches on the problem of divine hiddenness and the role of faith in understanding the existence of God. [... more]

CJ Okoye, a Nigerian football player, joins the Los Angeles Chargers through the NFL International Program. He shares his incredible story of how he went from being a bully in basketball to becoming a football player, and his first organized game was a memorable experience with a sack and a game ball. Okoye's story inspires hope and determination for young athletes around the world. [... more]

The FBI's conduct has been called 'sobering' by John Durham, who found that the agency failed to examine exculpatory evidence and continued investigations despite lack of evidence. The ACLJ is working to defend Christians in India and Nigeria, where persecution is rampant, and is also advocating for stronger border security to prevent terrorists from entering the US. [... more]

The US is facing a humanitarian crisis at the border with 50 people dead in an un-air-conditioned 18-wheeler truck. The Biden administration claims the border is closed, but it's not. The crisis is not only a humanitarian issue but also a national security concern. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade has led to a new wave of abortion laws being passed in states, and the ACLJ is working to defend these laws. Additionally, Christian persecution in Nigeria is a growing concern, with over 4,600 Christians murdered for their faith in the past year. [... more]

The Democrats are planning to hold televised primetime hearings on January 6th, focusing on the events of that day and potential reforms to the Electoral College and Electoral Count Act. However, critics argue that the hearings are a distraction from more pressing issues, such as the country's partisan divisions and the Biden administration's foreign policy decisions. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is taking action to address the situation in Nigeria, where Christians are being persecuted and killed, and is calling for the US government to take a stronger stance on religious freedom. [... more]

The Biden administration's foreign policy decisions, including sending advanced weapons systems to Ukraine, are being questioned by experts and critics. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is investigating the removal of Nigeria from the list of countries of particular concern for Christian persecution and is calling for the redesignation of the country. The ACLJ is also uncovering information about the Iranian regime's history of lying to the UN and IAEA, and is working to prevent the US from rejoining the Iran nuclear deal. [... more]

The Supreme Court's leak probe and its implications on abortion, the Iran nuclear deal, and Christian persecution in Nigeria are discussed in this podcast. The hosts analyze the recent Sussman verdict and its comparison to the Michael Flynn case, highlighting the disparities in how Democrats and Republicans are treated in Washington D.C.'s federal court system. The ACLJ's work in defending Israel and its right to a united capital in Jerusalem is also highlighted, as well as the organization's efforts to uncover information about the Iranian regime's nuclear program and its deception of the IAEA. [... more]

A discussion on the Trinity and its significance in Christianity, the importance of apologetics in defending the faith, and the biblical basis for self-defense. The hosts also address questions on Mormonism, baptism, and charismatic gifts, providing insights and explanations from a Christian perspective. [... more]

The Truth Network encourages listeners to reach out with any questions or comments, emphasizing the importance of open communication. [... more]

In Pakistan, Christians face severe persecution, including false accusations under the Blasphemy Law, mob violence, and forced conversions. The church is growing, but believers are often forced to keep their faith secret. A Pakistani pastor shares his experiences and calls for prayer and support from the global church. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the concept of America as a Christian nation, the Hobby Lobby ad, and the dangers of Dominionism. He also addresses LGBTQ plus activism, its trajectory, and the normalization of perversion. Additionally, he highlights the plight of believers in Nigeria, where kidnappings and Christian persecution are rampant. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is working to defend religious freedom and human rights around the world, particularly in countries where Christians are persecuted. They are also advocating for the condemnation of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority for their violations of international law, and working to protect the rights of second graders to read their Bibles in school. [... more]

The ACLJ works to protect religious freedom and human rights in countries like Nigeria, where Christians are facing persecution, and in the Middle East, where groups like Hezbollah and Hamas are committing terrorism. Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses the US's role in promoting religious freedom and addressing the threat of terrorism. The ACLJ also reports on the situation in Israel, where a new coalition government has been formed, and the impact of the Abraham Accords on Arab relations with Israel. [... more]

Open calls questions and discussion with Matt Slick LIVE in the studio Questions include--- - Are the elect not under the wrath of God--- - What do you think about the recent agreement between Israel and the UAE--- - What is wrong with the forums on your site--- - Why is nothing being done or even reported about the Muslim killing of Christians in Nigeria--- - Were Abraham and Noah gentiles--- - Is Justin Peter's work regarding the NAR movement accurate--- - What does the Bible say about apostles and prophets for today--- - Is it ever to late to [... more]

The founder of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry discusses various topics, including his stance on Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and the Lutheran Church's doctrine of universal justification. He also addresses the Nigeria genocide and the importance of studying the Bible and understanding the word of God. [... more]

A caregiver shares their personal story of resilience and faith, highlighting the power of gospel music and praise in overcoming pain and suffering. They discuss the importance of trust and hope in their relationship with God and how it has helped them cope with their physical and emotional challenges. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics, including the debate on whether love and tolerance equal affirmation, the radicalization of Boko Haram in Nigeria, the Hebrew Roots Movement, and the importance of faith and spiritual revolution in today's world. [... more]