Share a commentPeter never forgot the sound of his own failure and that's exactly why his words land with such weight We start with the hope-soaked reality that the gospel removes condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus then we ask the uncomfortable question if grace is real what should a changed life actually look like on an ordinary Tuesday We work through Peter and the seven supplements to faith not as abstract theology but as a practical path of Christian spiritual growth and discipleship As these virtues increase they guard us from spiritual idleness make our faith fruitful [... more]

What happens when faith culture science and reality collide On this episode of Truth Talk Live guest host Jamal sits down with Christian apologist and author Dr Frank Turek to discuss defending the Christian faith in a culture increasingly challenging objective truth morality science and biblical authority Dr Turek shares insights from his books I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist and The War on Reality explaining why Christians should be prepared to give thoughtful answers about their faith and how Christianity provides a foundation for truth reason morality and meaning Then Dr Michael Woolworth of Bible League [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories in February American soldiers met the German Army at Kasserine Pass in North Africa and discovered just how unprepared they were for the war ahead Units became separated communications failed intelligence broke down and inexperienced commanders struggled to respond as German forces tore through American positions The defeat was humiliating costly and impossible to ignore The late historian Stephen Ambrose shares how the defeat at Kasserine forced Dwight D Eisenhower to make difficult changes as the Americans learned how to fight a very different kind of war Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Ignite The Light Searching for Peace The Universal Longing Why does every human heart ache for peace yet struggle so deeply to find it In this powerful message Pastor Wyatt Cudd addresses one of life's most profound and inescapable questions How do we find true lasting peace Whether you are navigating grief carrying the weight of broken relationships or feeling the heavy friction of daily life Pastor Wyatt validates the reality of your pain confirming that the longing you feel isn't an illusion but a reflection of how we were original designed to live Drawing directly from the narrative of [... more]

Share a commentPressure has a way of stripping life down to what's real We start with Paul's blunt relieving honesty believers can be afflicted perplexed and even struck down yet not crushed not forsaken not destroyed That tension sets up a bigger question how do you stay under the weight without giving up your faith your obedience or your hope We tell a gripping story from church history in France when the Huguenots were hunted and forced into hidden worship The life of Marie Durand brings the theme into sharp focus imprisoned at offered freedom if she recanted she refused [... more]

Co-host of 'The Five' Jessica Tarlov joins Brian Kilmeade to reveal what really goes on behind the scenes on cable news' show She opens up about her off-camera relationships with co-hosts Greg Gutfeld and Jesse Watters how she handles heated on-air clashes the reality of playing defense for Democrats and her new book 'I Disagree Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends ' Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Editor-at-Large for The Sun Harry Cole joins Brian Kilmeade to break down President Trump's UN address Europe's shifting stance on NATO defense and the reality of Germany's military rearmament Plus they examine UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's controversial foreign policy moves against Israel the truth behind Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to Britain and Trump's decision to officially rebrand AI to Super Intelligence - Harry Cole on Trump's UN Address Demeanor - Is NATO Stepping Up Germany's Rearmament Shared Defense Bases - Geopolitical Shifts Latin America Middle East Realignment - Drones vs Multimillion-Dollar Missiles The Future of Warfare - [... more]

What does it mean to hear the voice of God Is it an audible voice or something deeper a growing awareness of His presence love conviction and guidance This week we take a look back on an episode of Encouraging Prayer where Dr James Banks and Host Robby Dilmore explore the beautiful reality of conversational intimacy with God Drawing from the writings of George MacDonald and Psalm James reflects on how our relationship with God can shape the way we experience and perceive His voice Whether God's presence feels like gentle tenderness loving correction or profound peace His invitation to [... more]

There was not a needy person among them That remarkable statement in Acts describes the early church's generosity The first Christians freely shared what God had entrusted to them so their community's needs were met Their example can sound almost foreign in a culture that prizes independence and personal ownership But according to Dr Darrell Bock Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary DTS the generosity we see in Acts reflects something much deeper than a particular financial system It reveals what happens when people begin to see themselves their possessions and one another differently because [... more]

Wherever men and women behold the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ the idols fall For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

The human heart remains as religious as ever For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

In this episode Frank Turek joins Stu to discuss his new book The War on Reality and the cultural battles shaping America today We explore Christianity apologetics politics family Islam socialism Marxism and the importance of standing firmly on truth and reality Frank also reflects on his friendship with Charlie Kirk his final conversations with him and the call to continue sharing the evidence for the Christian faith This is a timely conversation about truth worldview freedom and why Christians must be prepared to defend what they believe [... more]

Because names matter we should always take the God-given task of naming seriously For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

When life is full of grief we can easily become bitter Naomi and Ruth's worlds were shattered but God's mercies were pursuing them in the shadows In this message from Ruth Pastor Philip Miller shows us three realities to run to when navigating grief God is inviting us to come running to the reality of who He is This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at https moodyoffer com or call us at - - - Moody Church Media https www moodymedia org home of Moody Church Hour and Living Hope exists to [... more]

Ready to grow your wealth with confidence Let's talk ' http www meetwithrosewood com - - Safe sounds simple but in retirement planning it can mean very different things to different people Jake explains why feeling comfortable with your portfolio isn't the same as having the right amount of risk for your actual financial situation The goal isn't to avoid risk altogether it's to make sure the risk you're taking actually fits the life your money needs to support Here's what we discuss in this episode ' Client Perceptions What people usually mean by safe money Risk Capacity How much [... more]

The events of the Bible did not take place once upon a time or long ago in a galaxy far far away For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

Share a commentTemptation doesn't walk into your life carrying a warning label It shows you the highlight reel then asks you to decide fast We start with that brutal reality and follow it straight into one of the most sobering moments in Scripture King David at the peak of success choosing comfort over duty boredom over vigilance and desire over wisdom until one look becomes a chain of choices he can't control We slow down in Samuel and connect the dots why idleness makes us vulnerable how lust escalates and why David's private compromises set the stage for public collapse [... more]

Share a commentA new king usually cleans house David does the opposite He calls for a nationwide search to find a living relative of Saul the very house that once hunted him and he names his motive without flinching he wants to show the kindness of God That single choice turns Samuel into a masterclass on grace covenant love and what it means to be welcomed when you expect to be rejected We walk through the tension of the search the slippery role of Ziba and the haunting detail that the last heir is crippled in his feet Instead of [... more]

Share a commentGod's silence can feel mysterious until you realize what King Saul refuses to face you can't demand closeness with God while you're actively protecting the sin you already know needs confession We walk through Saul's final descent and why his complaint God won't answer me isn't a puzzle it's a mirror Along the way we use a painfully funny illustration about a man hiding a lit cigarette from his pastor to expose how often we try to stuff disobedience out of sight while still asking for guidance comfort and clarity From there the story turns darker and stranger [... more]

Nobody backslides overnight It's neglect here a missed prayer there a compromise in another area and before you know it you're sinking That's exactly what happened to Simon Peter The night before the cross he boasted he'd never abandon Jesus even if everyone else did Within hours he'd fallen asleep when he should've been praying swung a sword when he should've trusted God followed at a distance instead of staying close and warmed himself by the wrong fire with the wrong crowd When a servant girl recognized him Peter cursed and swore he didn't even know Jesus Immediately the rooster [... more]

Send us Fan MailGUEST FRANK TUREK mentor to Charlie Kirk and author of The War on Reality Recovering Truth in a World that Celebrates LiesIt was almost one year ago Wednesday September that Christian and conservative leader Charlie Kirk just -years-old walked into an outdoor amphitheater at Utah Valley University to hold a question-and-answer event with thousands of college students The crowd was buzzing with anticipation Charlie would be taking any and all questions typically inviting those who disagreed to come to the front of the line as he advocated for the biblical worldview and conservative values Countless videos show [... more]

Risk is unavoidable in investing and in life But not all risks deserve equal attention It is easy to focus primarily on the probability that something will happen If an investment career move or financial strategy has a high likelihood of succeeding we may assume it is a good decision But Mark Biller Executive Editor at Sound Mind Investing suggests another question may be even more important If things go wrong how wrong could they go That shift from focusing on probabilities to considering consequences can help us make wiser financial decisions and protect ourselves from risks that could permanently [... more]

The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for Christians to exercise critical thinking and discernment in the face of deception and lies. Christians must be prepared to question authority and challenge false narratives, even when they come from trusted sources. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be ready to defend their faith and to seek answers, rather than simply asking questions. In the context of the COVID pandemic, Christians were faced with conflicting information and conflicting narratives, and they must be equipped to navigate these complexities and to make informed decisions. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be discerning and to test all things, and that they are to be guided by the truth of Scripture. [... more]

Rest and margin are essential for living wisely and well, as they allow us to recharge and make intentional financial decisions. God's idea of rest is not just a luxury, but a necessary part of living faithfully, and it's essential to balance work and rest to avoid burnout and maintain healthy relationships. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl offers practical and honest counsel on responding to bad counsel, shame, and pride, drawing from the story of Job, and emphasizes the importance of faith, trust, and seeking God's guidance in times of confusion and struggle. [... more]

Financial burdens can weigh heavily on individuals, affecting not only their bank accounts but also their relationships, health, and sense of peace. Seeking help from certified credit counselors can provide clarity and a path forward, helping to alleviate the emotional weight of debt and promote financial freedom. Biblical wisdom emphasizes the importance of living within one's means, being content with what one has, and being generous with resources. Effective financial planning and stewardship involve considering factors such as retirement planning, Social Security, and Medicare, to ensure a secure future for oneself and one's loved ones. [... more]

When someone you love is suffering deeply and it's totally unfair, what do you say to restore their confidence? Chuck Swindahl takes us deeper into Job's painful exchange with his friend Elifez, a man who started gently enough but couldn't resist delivering a verdict. Chuck shows us how accusation has a way of quietly replacing compassion, and how a person drowning in grief doesn't need a lecture, they need a lifeline. [... more]

The Strait of Hormuz remains a contentious issue, with Iran's influence in the region causing tensions. The Trump administration's strategy to manage the problem through the election is being met with resistance from Iran, which is seeking to establish hegemony over the region. The Houthis, an Iranian proxy, are creating turbulence in the Red Sea, and the Saudis are pressuring President Trump to call off military strikes. Meanwhile, the Iraqi federal government is beginning to crack down on Iranian-backed militias, and the US is facing challenges in its military operations against Iran. [... more]

Job's misery had company, with three friends showing up to comfort him, but their advice was faulty and only made things worse. Chuck Swindahl explores the importance of good counsel and the dangers of bad counsel, drawing from the book of Job and the wisdom of Proverbs. [... more]

The United States has long been fascinated with acquiring Greenland, a fascination that dates back to the 19th century when William Seward, Secretary of State under Abraham Lincoln, first expressed interest in the territory. Seward's efforts were ultimately unsuccessful, but the US continued to explore the idea of acquiring Greenland, with various presidents and diplomats showing interest over the years. The US even established military bases in Greenland during World War II, and although the country ultimately decided not to purchase the territory, it still maintains a presence there today. [... more]

A godly man named Job experiences immense suffering, losing his wealth and ten children, prompting questions about the sovereignty of God and the nature of evil, as he grapples with the problem of pain and suffering. [... more]

Jennifer Say, a retired national champion gymnast and CEO of XXXY Athletics, discusses the controversy surrounding trans women in sports, particularly in the context of the WNBA. She shares her perspective on the issue, citing the importance of fairness and biological reality in women's sports. Say also talks about the impact of the controversy on the WNBA and the need for the league to focus on the sport itself rather than getting caught up in politics. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes teaches that wisdom is a shelter that preserves life, while wealth can be fleeting. John Cortinez shares his study, Wisdom Over Wealth, which explores 12 lessons from Ecclesiastes on money and the importance of prioritizing wisdom over wealth. He discusses how to obtain wisdom, the dangers of wealth without wisdom, and the benefits of living a life that honors God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the world is under the influence of Satan and his demonic forces, leading to spiritual blindness and separation from God. Jesus Christ is the light of the world, and those who follow him will never walk in darkness. The Bible also teaches that there is a great separation that will take place on Judgment Day, where people will be separated into two groups: those who will inherit eternal life and those who will be cast into eternal punishment. The only way to avoid this separation is to come to Jesus and accept his gift of salvation. [... more]

The current situation in the Middle East, particularly with Iran and Hamas, is complex and confusing. The US and other countries are trying to negotiate a ceasefire, but it's unclear what's happening behind the scenes. Meanwhile, China is accused of using the situation to resupply Iranian resistance forces, which could be linked to the genocide of Uyghurs in Xinjiang. [... more]

Spiritual pollution and contamination are internal problems, not external ones. The heart is the root of the issue, and it's what comes out of the heart that defiles a person. Jesus teaches that true spiritual cleansing can only come from Him, and that religion cannot erase personal contamination. The blood of Jesus Christ is powerful enough to forgive sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [... more]

The discussion centers around Dr. Fauci's appearance before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, where he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times, and the implications of this on accountability and the pursuit of truth. The conversation also touches on climate change, cow flatulence, and the importance of Christian involvement in politics and environmental issues. [... more]

Responding positively to correction is crucial for success, as it allows us to learn from our mistakes and make necessary changes. Solomon's teachings in Proverbs emphasize the importance of listening to reproofs, whether they come through negative events or criticism from others. By understanding the reasons we resist reproofs, such as pride, fear, and laziness, we can develop a more humble and wise approach to criticism, ultimately leading to greater success and a deeper understanding of God's wisdom. [... more]

Children have four deep needs that parents must nurture: wisdom, stature, favor with God, and favor with men. Parents must teach their children to respect authority, provide a recognition of values, and honor their parents. The home is a place where children learn to mature, relate to God, and develop selflessness. A godly home is under attack, and parents must take responsibility for teaching their children the importance of obedience, respect, and reverence for authority. [... more]

A conversation with Pastor Howard McNeil and Tamron from Pakistan about the spiritual hunger for knowledge about Jesus, the importance of sharing the gospel with Muslim friends, and the role of local churches in reaching their communities and the world with the message of Christ. [... more]