The death and resurrection of Jesus takes us from grief to joy, as he rises from the grave as the King of Israel and the Savior of the world. Throughout Scripture, Jesus is promised to be our king, and his coming is a fulfillment of prophecy, a sign of God's sovereignty and love for humanity. [... more]

A Polish farm wife risked her entire family's life to save two young girls from the Nazi occupation, and her selfless act was later recognized as an example of humanitarianism during World War II. [... more]

Iceland's strategic location made it difficult to remain neutral during the events of World War II. The island nation's population was small, and its economy was hit hard during the Great Depression. Britain imposed export controls on Icelandic exports to Germany, further depressing the economy. The British offered assistance and sought to make Iceland an ally, but the Icelandic government chose to remain neutral, disallowing visits by military vessels and aircraft of the belligerents. The German invasion of Denmark and Norway demonstrated that Hitler did not respect neutrality, and Britain considered invading Iceland to prevent a German invasion. The British eventually occupied Iceland, and the US took over the occupation in 1941. The occupation had a significant impact on Iceland's economy and culture, with the US and Britain building infrastructure and bases on the island. [... more]

Corey Tenboom recounts her family's efforts to save hundreds of Jews during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and her own experiences in concentration camps, where she found strength in her faith and ultimately forgave those who had wronged her. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Iran, Trump, Obama, and the concept of a 'red line', as well as the ongoing debate about ICE agents, deportations, trans sports, and the role of SCOTUS in shaping these issues. The conversation also touches on the topic of DEI, Title IX, and the impact of progressive men on women's sports and feminism. [... more]

A father's journey to release his son to God's will, learning to trust in the unknown and find faith in the midst of sacrifice, illustrating the importance of holding things loosely and letting go of control. [... more]

The Christian life requires us to hold everything loosely, including possessions, occupation, plans, and relationships. A father's love and trust in God are tested when he is asked to sacrifice his only son, Isaac, in a story that teaches us about the importance of faith and trust in God's will. [... more]

In the early 20th century, young women known as the Radium Girls worked in factories painting watch dials with glowing radium paint, unaware of the dangers of radiation poisoning. Their fight for justice and workers' rights led to groundbreaking legal battles and significant changes in workplace safety standards. [... more]

A grand jury investigation into Letitia James is underway, while the media is shifting its tone, embracing a more inclusive approach. Meanwhile, Israel's Security Cabinet has approved a plan to occupy Gaza permanently, and Secretary Mike Pompeo discusses the implications of this move. Additionally, President Trump's efforts to meet with Vladimir Putin and Zelensky may lead to a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. [... more]

In heaven, we will sing and worship God, serve Him, and be employed in our perfect roles. We will also have the opportunity to fellowship with people from various ages and backgrounds, including the Apostle Paul, John, and other notable figures in the Bible. This fellowship will be a key part of our happiness in heaven, and we will have unlimited opportunities to share and learn from one another. [... more]

North Carolina is still recovering from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which tore through the state nine months ago, causing widespread destruction and flooding. The town of Black Mountain has received $800,000 in FEMA funding, but still faces significant challenges in rebuilding its infrastructure and economy. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a slew of DEI bills, and the General Assembly is expected to return to session later this month to consider override votes. Additionally, the state is implementing new occupational licensing laws, which aim to streamline the process for licensed professionals to work in North Carolina. [... more]

The North Carolina legislature has given final approval to the Power Reduction Act, which eliminates the state's statutory goal to cut carbon emissions by 70% by 2030. Supporters say this policy change could save North Carolinians up to $15 billion in future energy costs and will help meet skyrocketing power demands. Meanwhile, the Foster Care in NC Act aims to modernize and strengthen the state's child welfare system through a wide-ranging set of reforms. Additionally, the Neighbor State License Recognition Act advances occupational licensing reform by allowing individuals licensed in neighboring states to apply for equivalent licenses in North Carolina without having to start the process from scratch. Wolfspeed, a Durham-based company, is one step closer to filing for bankruptcy after creditors secured a $750 million financing deal. The company manufactures wide bandgap semiconductors and has faced financial woes and layoffs in recent months. [... more]

On April 18, 1775, 15-year-old Sabrina Bhattacharya takes listeners back to Boston, Massachusetts, where Dr. Joseph Warren sends express riders Paul Revere and William Dawes to alert Samuel Adams and John Hancock of the British forces' approach. The story unfolds with Elizabeth Clark's account of the events leading up to the first shot of American liberty. [... more]

Iceland's strategic location made it difficult to remain neutral during World War II. The country's population was sparse, and its economy was already struggling due to the Great Depression. Britain imposed export controls on Icelandic exports to Germany, further depressing the economy. Despite this, Iceland refused to become an ally, choosing to remain neutral and disallowing visits by military vessels and aircraft of the belligerents. [... more]

Peter Safer, a young doctor who was saved from the Nazi occupation in Vienna, goes on to invent CPR, a life-saving technique that revolutionizes the way people respond to cardiac arrest. With the help of a 10-year-old boy scout, Safer proves that mouth-to-mouth breathing can be an effective way to save lives, and his discovery is met with international acclaim. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ was intricately connected to the Roman Empire's census, which was decreed by Caesar Augustus. This event, which took place in the Middle East, was a pivotal moment in Jewish history, fulfilling ancient prophecies and setting the stage for the arrival of the Messiah. [... more]

Corrie Ten Boom recounts her experiences during the Nazi occupation of Holland, where she and her family helped hundreds of Jews escape the Nazi death camps. She shares her story of faith, perseverance, and redemption in the face of unimaginable hardship and suffering. [... more]

Dr. Lester Tenney recounts his harrowing experiences as a prisoner of war during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, including the Bataan Death March and life in a coal mine, where he and fellow prisoners developed a complex system of finance and trade to survive. [... more]

Samson, a man of incredible strength and potential, struggled with moral weaknesses and a lack of wisdom, yet God used him as a hero of faith. His story teaches valuable lessons about leadership, parenting, and the importance of living a life dedicated to God. [... more]

The New Jerusalem is a city in heaven that will be the eternal home of the redeemed, where they will have a new home, new occupation, and new family. The city is described as being 1,500 miles in length and width, with a high wall and gates made of pearl, and streets made of pure gold. The redeemed will have the freedom to go in and out of the city, and will be unified in their worship of God. [... more]