The Salvation Army's commitment to publishing biblically sound written resources is crucial in today's world where truth is often questioned. The organization's vetting process ensures that authors are grounded in their faith, and their work is accurate and trustworthy. This commitment to quality is essential for Christians seeking to deepen their understanding of God's word and live out their faith in a world filled with uncertainty. [... more]

Ulysses S. Grant's memoirs, considered the greatest presidential memoir ever written, were a final battle for the victorious general, who had spent most of his money on entertaining at the White House and was bankrupt when diagnosed with inoperable throat and tongue cancer. With the help of Mark Twain, Grant's memoirs were published, earning him and his family a significant amount of money, securing Julia's financial future. [... more]

Betsy and Elaine Brumley share the story of their father, Bob, a music publisher and songwriter who inherited a legacy from his father, Albert E. Brumley, a composer and music book publisher. Bob's passion for preserving his family's legacy and respecting the industry's roots is evident in his business practices and personal relationships. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including the White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' interview with Vanity Fair, the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's comments about Rob Reiner, and the shooting at Brown University. He also talks about Christmas traditions, including the use of real versus artificial Christmas trees, and the unique tradition of giant bonfires in Louisiana on Christmas Eve. [... more]

James Smithson, a British chemist and mineralogist, left his fortune to the United States to establish the Smithsonian Institution, a museum complex in Washington D.C. dedicated to increasing and diffusing knowledge. Despite never visiting the U.S., Smithson's bequest led to the creation of one of the world's largest museum complexes, housing priceless artifacts and attracting millions of visitors each year. [... more]

The misuse of Bible verses in politics and Christian subcultures highlights a widespread ignorance of the actual content of the Bible and its context. This ignorance is not limited to the general public but also affects Christian leaders and publishing, where decontextualized verses are often used for personal gain or to reinforce political perspectives. A deeper understanding of Scripture requires considering its larger movements and context, including the four act drama of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration. [... more]

Nikita is joined this week with Tracey Tremendous Jones the daughter of Charlie Tremendous Jones to discuss how hard work and leadership can lead to a tremendous life [... more]

The Christian faith is the most exciting drama that ever staggered the imagination of man, and it unfolds in two acts: the service of the word and the service of the sacrament. Jesus teaches us that in the service of the word, God speaks to us through the reading and preaching of Scripture, and in the service of the sacrament, we encounter Christ through the administration of the sacrament. The model that Jesus gives to the church is how we come to recognize him, and it is through the powerful and mysterious working of the Holy Spirit that we come into his presence and receive from him. [... more]

Betsy and Elaine Brumley share the story of their father, Bob, who inherited a music publishing company from his father, Albert E. Brumley, and worked to preserve and honor his legacy. They discuss Bob's passion for music, his commitment to respecting the fans and the people he worked with, and his dedication to keeping the family traditions alive. [... more]

The hosts discuss the merits of not looking at menus when ordering food, with some arguing that adults should know what they like and others defending the practice of checking menus for options. Meanwhile, Dr. Abaddon Shaw shares his experiences with academic publishing, including writing papers and articles, and the process of refining and polishing research for publication. [... more]

Today Nikita talks with Darren Shearer for another agreat episode of Man Up [... more]

Major General James Mukayama shares his family's immigration story, from his grandfather's journey to America to his own experiences as a Japanese American during World War II and the Vietnam War. He reflects on his military career, his leadership, and the importance of remembering the sacrifices of veterans. [... more]

Peter Berbalis shares his family's story of God's grace and prophecy, from his grandfather's experiences in Nazi Germany and the Russian Revolution to the gospel spreading across Eastern Europe and the fall of the Berlin Wall. His grandfather's Bible translation played a significant role in the revival of Lithuania, and Peter's own life has been influenced by his grandfather's legacy. [... more]

A mother shares her experience of having a child come out as trans and her efforts to learn about the issue led her to discover a medical scandal surrounding puberty blockers and the lack of data supporting their use. She co-founded a substack where families can share their stories and has compiled many of those stories in a new book. The mother discusses the common themes among the stories, including socially awkward kids on the autism spectrum, and the potential causes of the social contagion surrounding the trans movement. [... more]

Colonel Oliver North shares his personal journey as a caregiver for his wife Betsy, who suffers from degenerative corticobasal syndrome, and how his faith has sustained him through the challenges of caregiving. He discusses the importance of trust in Christ and the need for caregivers to find peace and contentment in their situation. [... more]

The story of Bob Brumley, a man who dedicated his life to preserving the legacy of his father, Albert E. Brumley, a renowned composer and music publisher. Bob's passion for music and tradition is evident in his work, and he is remembered for his respect for the Southern gospel roots and his commitment to treating his fans and employees with dignity. [... more]

Author Claire Fulton shares her inspiring story of how God took her passion for writing and used it to build the kingdom. She discusses her Campground Kids series, which features national parks and teaches right living morals, and her Drop of Mystery series, which combines essential oils with mystery and suspense. Claire's journey is a testament to following God's call, even when it's difficult, and trusting in His plan to bring about blessings and opportunities. [... more]

James Daunt, CEO of Barnes & Noble, shares his approach to revitalizing the bookstore chain, focusing on creating engaging experiences for customers and empowering local bookstores to curate their own selections. He discusses the importance of physical books, the resurgence of reading during the pandemic, and the connection between readers, writers, and authors. [... more]

Albert E. Brumley's life story is a testament to his determination and passion for music. Born into a poor sharecropper family in Oklahoma, he walked 28 miles to attend school and eventually became a renowned songwriter, penning over 800 songs, including the most recorded gospel song in history, 'I'll Fly Away'. His legacy extends beyond his music, inspiring generations with its message of hope and connection. [... more]

The Christian church has experienced a significant drift away from its biblical roots, leading to moral decline and a loss of spiritual authority. This drift is attributed to various factors, including the influence of parachurch organizations, the adoption of worldly culture, and a failure to prioritize doctrine. As a result, many churches have become more focused on entertainment and consumerism, rather than equipping believers for spiritual growth and service. The need for evangelical repentance and reformation is clear, and it requires a return to the biblical worldview and a commitment to the authority of Scripture. [... more]