Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Jonah, highlighting the importance of delivering the gospel message to a lost world. He emphasizes the need for personal revival, faithfulness, and the power of the gospel to bring spiritual awakening and salvation. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel and the Great Commission, highlighting the need for believers to take advantage of their liberty and freedom to proclaim the good news. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples, including the story of Jonah, to illustrate the importance of obedience and the potential for spiritual awakenings. [... more]

The Pony Express was a mail service that operated in the 1860s, delivering mail from the East Coast to California in just 10 days. Founded by Alexander Majors, William Russell, and William Waddell, the service was a remarkable achievement in speed and efficiency, but ultimately failed due to financial difficulties. The Pony Express has become an iconic symbol of the American West and a testament to the pioneering spirit of the era. [... more]

At 11 years old, Bill Cody began working on a wagon train and befriended Wild Bill Hickok. He went on to become a Pony Express rider, a scout in the Civil War, and a buffalo hunter, earning a reputation as a frontiersman and eventually the Medal of Honor for his bravery. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on the story of Jonah and the importance of delivering the Gospel message to a lost world. He emphasizes the need for personal revival and faithfulness in sharing the message of God's love and forgiveness, particularly with the emerging generation of young people struggling with depression and moral relativism. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories the Pony Express is synonymous with speed endurance and the American spirit to just get things done While the name is recognizable not just throughout the States but also all over the world it's not widely known that the Pony Express was part of a larger corporation or that it only lasted for months or that it was never meant to last in the first place Here to tell the story of The Pony Express is Jim DeFelice author of West Like Lightning The Brief Legendary Ride of the Pony Express Support the [... more]

At age 11, Bill Cody went to work full time for a freighting company after his father had died. Young Cody was riding for the Pony Express by age 14 and at age 17, he enlisted in the US Army, serving in the Civil War for more than two years. He then served as a scout for the Army in the Indian Wars on the High Plains, earning his nickname 'Buffalo Bill' for his wildly successful buffalo hunts. [... more]

The discussion centers around Joe Biden's age and mental acuity, with many Democrats expressing concern about his ability to lead the country. The conversation also touches on the border crisis, with many Republicans calling for stricter immigration policies. Additionally, the Iran deal and its implications for American hostages are discussed, with some critics labeling it a 'ransom payment' to state-sponsored terrorism. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, with a focus on the New York Jets and their potential signing of Dalvin Cook, and the arrival of Formula E on the Roku channel. [... more]

The Pony Express was a mail service that delivered mail from the East Coast to the West Coast in just 10 days, a feat that captured the imagination of the American people. Founded by Alexander Majors, William Russell, and William Waddell, the Pony Express was a subsidiary of their larger freighting empire and was designed to deliver mail quickly and efficiently. However, the company's cash problems and financial mismanagement led to its downfall, and the Pony Express ceased operations after just 18 months. Despite its brief existence, the Pony Express has become an iconic symbol of the American West and a testament to the country's pioneering spirit. [... more]

Buffalo Bill Cody's early life on the American frontier shaped him into a legendary frontiersman. At age 11, he went to work full-time for a freighting company and later became a pony express rider, scout, and buffalo hunter. His adventures and exploits earned him a reputation as a hero and a national icon. [... more]

The Pony Express was a mail service that connected the East and West coasts of the United States, delivering mail in just 10 days, a feat that was considered miraculous in the 1860s. Founded by Alexander Majors, William Russell, and William Waddell, the Pony Express was a subsidiary of their larger freighting empire, and its goal was to deliver mail quickly and efficiently. However, the company's cash problems and financial mismanagement led to its downfall, and the Pony Express ceased operations after just 18 months. Despite its short existence, the Pony Express has become an iconic symbol of the American West and a testament to the ingenuity and determination of its founders. [... more]

The story of Esther and the Jewish people's struggle for survival in the Persian Empire is a testament to their faith and resilience. Despite the threat of massacre, the Jews refuse to retaliate, choosing instead to defend themselves and ultimately gain mastery over their enemies. This remarkable story highlights the importance of forgiveness and the power of God's protection. [... more]