Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the implications of Leviticus 19:28 on tattoos, the concept of Calvinism and Reformed theology, and the distinction between God's ultimate, prescriptive, and permissive wills. [... more]

Elizabeth Smith Friedman was a pioneering cryptologist who cracked enemy codes during both World Wars, exposed Nazi spy rings in South America, and helped dismantle organized crime networks during Prohibition. Her work laid the foundation for modern cryptanalysis and influenced intelligence agencies, making her a testament to the power of intellect and perseverance. [... more]

Maggie Bailey, known as the Moonshine Mama, defied the law and prohibition to build a lucrative business selling moonshine in eastern Kentucky. With a career spanning 78 years, she became a legend in the Appalachian region, outsmarting authorities and building a reputation as a pillar of the community. [... more]

Solomon advises young people to enjoy their early years, invest them wisely, and guard them carefully, warning against the dangers of sexual sin and the importance of living with a joyful spirit and a sense of accountability to God. [... more]

Alex Castle, the first female master distiller in Tennessee, shares the story of Old Dominic Distillery, a Memphis family business with a rich history dating back to 1859. From its humble beginnings as a fruit cart to its current status as a thriving whiskey distillery, the company's story is one of perseverance and innovation. [... more]

Jesus teaches that the law against murder prohibits not only actual murder but also potential destruction of human life, and that we are all murderers in our hearts, but through the murder of Christ comes our salvation. [... more]

Alex McFarland discusses the importance of Christians supporting the nation of Israel, citing biblical promises and the current state of anti-Semitism around the world. He emphasizes the need for Christians to stand against hatred and racism, and to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. [... more]

The story of Al Capone, America's most notorious gangster, is a complex tale of crime, corruption, and the rise of organized crime in the 1920s. From his humble beginnings in Brooklyn to his rise as a powerful figure in Chicago, Capone's life was marked by violence, greed, and a desire for fame. But behind the headlines and the myth, there was a man struggling with the effects of syphilis, which would ultimately lead to his downfall. [... more]

The Christmas story is deeply connected to a couple of trees, one representing prohibition, the other pardon, and a third symbolizing paradise. The first tree, in the Garden of Eden, signified the pride of man, while the second tree, on Calvary, represented the humility of God. The third tree, in the heavenly city, reveals the glory of heaven and the eternal joy of the redeemed. [... more]

Pinball, an American icon, has a rich history dating back to a French parlor table game called Bagatelle. Over time, it evolved into a coin-operated machine with the introduction of spring-loaded ball shooters and sound effects. Pinball became a popular form of entertainment, but it also faced public debates and bans due to associations with gambling and organized crime. The game's popularity declined with the rise of video games, but it has since made a comeback with the incorporation of video game elements and multisensory experiences. [... more]

Adolf Coors, a German immigrant, built a successful brewery in Colorado, incorporating it in 1873, three years before the state's establishment. He overcame challenges, including a devastating flood, and expanded the company, eventually becoming a competitor with major breweries. [... more]

Maggie Bailey, a Harlan County, Kentucky, legend, began her moonshine career at 17 and continued to sell white lightning and bootleg liquor for 78 years, defying the law and becoming a pillar of her community. [... more]

The story of Carrie Nation, a woman famous for smashing illegal saloons with an axe, is a complex tale of human struggle and social change. As a key figure in the temperance movement, Carrie Nation's actions were driven by her personal experiences with alcoholism and her desire to protect women and families from the devastating effects of excessive drinking. Through her story, we see the evolution of women's rights and the impact of social change on American society. [... more]

The podcast discusses various news and current events, including the conflict between Israel and the White House, the Biden administration's policies, the COVID-19 pandemic, and climate change. The hosts also discuss the importance of government accountability and the need for transparency in decision-making. [... more]

The story of Carrie Nation and the temperance movement reveals a complex tale of human struggle, cultural change, and the impact of prohibition on American society. As Travis Spengenberg shares, Carrie Nation's life was marked by personal tragedy and a deep-seated desire to protect others from the devastating effects of alcoholism. The temperance movement, while flawed, brought about significant changes in women's rights and racial integration, particularly in the jazz music scene. This narrative humanizes the often-maligned figure of Carrie Nation and highlights the multifaceted nature of American history. [... more]

The story of Al Capone, a notorious gangster who rose to fame in the 1920s, is a tale of opportunity, crime, and the corrupting influence of power. Born in Brooklyn to Italian immigrant parents, Capone's family struggled to make a living in a city where they faced prejudice and discrimination. However, with the advent of Prohibition, Capone saw an opportunity to make a fortune by smuggling and selling alcohol. He quickly became one of the most powerful men in Chicago, but his success was short-lived as he was eventually brought down by tax evasion charges. Capone's life was marked by a tragic decline into dementia and madness, a result of his untreated neurosyphilis. His legend has endured, however, and he remains a fascinating figure in American history, a symbol of the excesses and corruption of the Jazz Age. [... more]

The toxic war on men is a multi-decade slide where men are in crisis, and society views them as oppressive. Christians must reeducate themselves in biblical masculinity and stand against ungodly ideologies, including radical feminism and postmodern gender theory, to promote a biblical view of manhood and protect families. [... more]

The story of Old Dominic Distillery, a Memphis family business that dates back to 1859, is a testament to perseverance and innovation. From its humble beginnings as a fruit cart to its current status as a leading whiskey distillery, the company has overcome numerous challenges, including Prohibition, to produce some of the finest whiskeys in the South. Meanwhile, a new podcast explores the challenges and triumphs of people living with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular condition. And in the world of technology, electric vehicles are revolutionizing the way we travel, while female distillers are breaking down barriers in the whiskey industry. [... more]

Pinball has a rich history in America, tracing its roots back to a French parlor table game called bagatelle. The game evolved over time, introducing new features such as spring-loaded ball shooters and sound effects. Pinball became a popular form of entertainment, but it also faced controversy and bans due to its association with gambling and organized crime. In the 1970s, a pinball player named Roger Sharp helped to overturn a ban in New York City by demonstrating the game's skill and strategy. [... more]

Adolf Coors, a German immigrant, came to America and learned the brewing trade through apprenticeships and practical education. He founded Coors Brewing Company in 1873, which became a successful family business, despite facing challenges such as prohibition and competition from larger breweries. [... more]