Pastor Greg Laurie explores the concept of an upside-down life, where Christians infiltrate and permeate their culture, just like the early church in Acts. He discusses the importance of divine intervention, spiritual awakening, and the need for Christians to be involved in various aspects of society, including the arts, politics, and business. [... more]

The importance of human touch is highlighted through the story of a leper who is healed by Jesus' touch, demonstrating the power of compassion and forgiveness in overcoming spiritual and physical afflictions. [... more]

The importance of leadership in the NBA is discussed, with a focus on Joel Embiid's development as a leader. The conversation also explores the challenges of balancing career and fatherhood, with D-Nice sharing his experiences as a DJ and entrepreneur. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie points out how first-century believers impacted their culture through upside-down living, turning the world upside down with the gospel. He emphasizes the importance of divine intervention in our nation and world, praying for another spiritual awakening and Jesus movement. [... more]

The Bible teaches that believers are to be salt and light, influencing the world for the kingdom, but Pastor Greg Laurie points out that we can't influence our community if we're isolated from it. We need to go out and permeate our culture, infiltrating every aspect of society with the gospel, just like the early church did in the book of Acts. [... more]

Christian leaders in Australia and America are complicit in spreading COVID propaganda, using their platforms to advance government narratives and suppress individual liberties. The Australian government's authoritarian response to COVID has raised concerns about the erosion of civil rights and the dangers of a globalized government. Meanwhile, Christian leaders in America are being used by the government to spread propaganda to churches, further blurring the lines between church and state. [... more]

A devastating drought in the American West is draining reservoirs, fueling massive wildfires, and withering one of the most important agricultural economies in the country. Meanwhile, a Missouri prosecutor's office is fighting the release of two men who were wrongfully convicted of murder, despite overwhelming evidence of their innocence. [... more]

Long quarantines have been challenging for many marriages, but one couple's humor and love for each other have kept them going. From pillow-fort protection to Star Wars jokes, they've found creative ways to navigate the tough times. [... more]

A Christian car guy shares his story of how God used him to build a kingdom through his passion for racing and community service. He talks about his ministry, Jesus' Labor of Love, and how it has helped people in need, including a woman who received a car repair after being told it was not worth fixing. [... more]

The top new toys of Christmas 2020 include the Play-Doh Mask Maker, Quarantine Barbie Dream House, Socially Distanced Twister, Junior Vaccinator, and Tickle My Brain Elmo, which has become a surprise hit. [... more]

The movie My Brother's Keeper explores the struggles of people with PTSD, the importance of faith in healing, and the impact of trauma on mental health. The film's writers and actors discuss their personal experiences with PTSD and how faith has helped them cope with their struggles. The show also touches on the need for churches to be prepared to support people with PTSD and the importance of seeking help and support from faith communities. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans challenges listeners to put their faith over their fears during the quarantine, explaining that God's will doesn't mean it's not gonna thunderstorm on you. He shares a story from Mark 4 about Jesus sleeping in the boat during a storm, and how Jesus' followers were afraid, but Jesus asked them why they had no faith. He explains that faith is the evidence of things not seen, and that God wants to grow us through a storm, appealing to His Word in the midst of it. [... more]

The Christian community is criticized for holding public worship services, but some argue that this is a way to show love to neighbors who may be suffering from isolation due to the quarantine. The church's role in ministering to people living in fear and troubled about the future is highlighted, and the importance of fulfilling the Second Great Commandment is discussed. [... more]

Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brindamore discusses the challenges of the NHL bubble in Toronto, including safety protocols and team dynamics, while also reflecting on the human side of the pandemic and the sacrifices made by professional athletes. [... more]

Charlotte head football coach Will Healy discusses his experiences with racism and social justice, and how he is working to create a more inclusive and equitable environment for his players. He shares his thoughts on the importance of listening to and learning from people of different backgrounds, and how he is using his platform to promote racial equality and understanding. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with isolation, loss of identity, and loss of independence. Mark Gray from Constant Companion discusses how voice technology and smart home solutions can help alleviate some of the stress and burden of caregiving, providing a sense of security and connection for both caregivers and their loved ones. [... more]

As people struggle with the effects of isolation, experts and individuals share their perspectives on coping with loneliness, finding ways to connect with others, and discovering opportunities for growth and resilience in the midst of a pandemic. [... more]

Jamie Newman's potential as a Heisman contender is debated, while Kyle Trask is highlighted as a potential top draft pick. East Carolina's decision to cut tennis and swimming programs sparks controversy, and NC State's approach to the NCAA is scrutinized. Ty Dillon discusses his racing background and upcoming NASCAR event. [... more]

App State football coach Sean Clark discusses the upcoming college football season, his team's preparation despite social distancing, and the lessons he's learned from Michael Jordan's competitive spirit and the importance of teamwork. [... more]

As the world grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, families are finding new ways to connect and cope with the challenges of quarantine. Meanwhile, a look back at the leadership of Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression offers valuable lessons for today's leaders. Zoos are also feeling the impact of the pandemic, but are finding creative ways to continue their mission of animal care and education. And in the world of entertainment, Reese Witherspoon's production company, Hello Sunshine, is shining a light on women's stories and experiences. [... more]