Dennis Prager discusses his new book 'If There Is No God, The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil' and shares his thoughts on the existence of evil, the importance of understanding history, and the role of religion in society. He also shares his personal story of overcoming a life-changing accident and how it has influenced his perspective on life and faith. [... more]

Brian Kilmead discusses the ongoing war in the Middle East, its impact on the global economy, and the role of terrorism in the region. He also talks to Stuart Varney about the potential for a recession and the effects of inflation on interest rates. Later, he interviews Kathy Lee Gifford about her new book, 'Nero and Paul', which explores the lives of two historical figures and their impact on the world. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the importance of teaching American values in schools, the rise of critical race theory, and the need for Judeo-Christian values in education. He also talks to Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma State School Superintendent, about his efforts to introduce Prager University materials into the classroom. Additionally, Pastor Robert Jeffress joins the show to discuss his new book, The Ten, and the importance of the Ten Commandments in today's society. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics including the relationship between thoughts and actions in Judaism, a debate with Dennis Prager, the biblical view of polygamy, and the concept of predestination and sovereignty of God. He also answers listener questions and shares his thoughts on the importance of guarding one's heart and the role of Elijah in the Bible. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the current state of the US economy, with rising inflation and concerns about a potential recession. The topic of immigration and border control is also a major point of discussion, with the Biden administration's policies being criticized. The conversation also touches on the upcoming midterm elections and the potential impact of the current economic and political climate on the outcome. [... more]

Alistair Begg and Dennis Prager engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the nature of faith, works, and salvation in Christianity. They discuss the importance of understanding the Bible's teachings on these topics and how they relate to one's worldview. The conversation touches on various themes, including the role of works in salvation, the concept of hell, and the difference between biblical Christianity and other religions. [... more]

Dennis Prager and Pastor Alistair Begg engage in a public forum discussing theological matters, highlighting the distinction between works-based and grace-based religions, with Christianity being the only one based on unearned favor. They delve into the identity of Jesus, the nature of God, and the importance of understanding the biblical worldview, clarifying the only two religious options and the implications of each. [... more]

Dennis Prager and Alistair Begg discuss the only two religious options, clarifying the distinction between faith and works-based religion. They explore topics such as the nature of God, the importance of faith, and the role of works in salvation. The conversation highlights the biblical worldview and its implications for understanding God's relationship with humanity. [... more]

Dennis Prager and Alistair Begg discuss the only two religious options: works-based and grace-based. They clarify the distinction between these two views, with Prager representing works-based Judaism and Begg representing grace-based Christianity. The conversation touches on the importance of theology, the role of faith, and the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Maintaining stability and peace in a tumultuous world requires anchoring in eternal truths from the Bible, reading scripture daily, and developing a disciplined prayer life. Christians must also live godly lives and share the gospel with others, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty. [... more]

The Christian worldview is being challenged by the increasing influence of cultural Marxism, which seeks to topple the oppressor of Christianity. Thought leaders like Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro are pushing back against this totalitarian impulse, but their views are not necessarily aligned with the Christian worldview. While they may share some common values, their emphasis on the autonomous individual and reason over revelation is at odds with the biblical perspective. Christians must be careful not to confuse these thinkers with true allies, and instead focus on the authority of Scripture and the sufficiency of Christ. [... more]