Secretary Scott Turner discusses HUD's mission to return to a mission-minded focus, tearing down burdensome regulations, and working on affordable housing. He also touches on the Opportunity Zones policy, homelessness, and the Washington Redskins. [... more]

The Los Angeles Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford is dealing with a back issue, while Aaron Rodgers is preparing for the preseason despite his age. The Dallas Cowboys' contract negotiations with Micah Parsons are ongoing, and ESPN has acquired a 10% stake in the NFL Network, including the Red Zone channel, which will continue to be produced by the NFL but distributed by ESPN. [... more]

Real discipleship starts with identity, not activity, and living an extraordinary life means recognizing the power of prayer, being dependent on the Holy Spirit, and living a disciplined life. An extraordinary Christian is anchored in the truth of God's Word, resting in the promises of God's Word, and focused on the principles of God's Word. This life is characterized by being fruitful, giving themselves away to others, and expressing love to God through their actions and words. [... more]

Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has revealed that he has been battling bladder cancer and has undergone surgery to remove his bladder. Despite his health issues, Sanders has signed a new five-year contract with the team. With the departure of his son and Travis Hunter, the team's quarterback situation is uncertain, and Sanders' future with the team is also in question. [... more]

The Christian life is a lifelong journey of spiritual growth, meant to be embraced and enjoyed every step of the way. It's a divine life, lived by faith, with a sense of purpose, and characterized by joyful obedience, prayer, and praise. The extraordinary Christian life is one in whom Christ is dwelling, living on the inside, and making a strong, godly impact upon others. [... more]

Deion Sanders' Colorado Buffaloes face questions about their offense and defense, particularly with the loss of star players Chadur and Travis Hunter. The team's quarterback situation, with Lewis and Salter competing for the starting role, is also a topic of discussion. Brian Howell, a reporter covering the Buffaloes, shares his insights on the team's expectations and potential for the upcoming season. [... more]

North Carolina is dealing with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Chantal, which left three people dead and caused historic flooding in the central part of the state. Governor Josh Stein has announced that the state will have to get creative to keep the Medicaid expansion population on the program's rolls after President Donald Trump's one big beautiful bill was signed into law, which will effectively end Medicaid expansion in the state or create a $32 billion budget hole over the next decade. The state's Medicaid expansion program added more than 65,000 able-bodied childrenless working-age adults to the federal entitlement program, and the governor is concerned that about 660,000 people who now have Medicaid through expansion are at risk of losing their coverage. [... more]

God's promises are always in your reach, but not necessarily in your hand. Dr. Tony Evans explains how believers can experience the kind of peace and power that rises above life's challenges by stepping into the spiritual zone God calls rest, which is not about a problemless Christian existence, but about experiencing God's pre-prepared blessing and favor. [... more]

The Utah Jazz select Ace Bailey at number five overall in the NBA draft, despite his agent's reported concerns about him reporting to the team. Meanwhile, Justin Tucker faces a 10-week suspension from the NFL for violating the league's personal conduct policy, and the Jazz's rebuild continues with a focus on young talent and roster moves. [... more]

The Utah Jazz have selected Ace Bailey at number five overall in the first round of the NBA draft, despite initial concerns about his commitment to the team. Ben Anderson, a Utah Jazz expert, discusses how Ace Bailey fits into the team's plans and what fans can expect from the upcoming season. [... more]

Living in a war zone, we must understand the battle and our enemy to live the Christian life. The struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, authorities, and powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. We need to know our Bibles to recognize the enemy without overestimating his power or underestimating his threat. [... more]

In this episode of It's Time to Man Up hosts Andrew and Dar Draper share the heart behind their philanthropic mission GLOW short for Go Love Others Well They talk about how they mobilize teams to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of people in crisis From their beginnings in children's ministry to their impactful response to the war in Ukraine they recount their journey including their bold initiative called Pops which aims to build a church right in the middle of a war zone [... more]

The development of time zones in the United States was a gradual process that began with the railroads, which needed a standardized system to coordinate train schedules. The railroads, led by William Frederick Allen, proposed a four-time zone system divided by lines called meridians, which was adopted in 1883. The change was initially voluntary, but eventually, Congress passed the Standard Time Act in 1918, making time zones a legal part of American life. This shift had a profound impact on American communities, unifying the country and changing the way people relate to each other. [... more]

Jesus ties his power to the confession of faith, and when we confess faithfully, we gain the power of God. He promises to work through our problems to produce life, and if we're faithful, we're unstoppable in advancing God's kingdom. However, Satan tries to distort Jesus into a comfortable, Americanized version who keeps us from suffering, but Jesus says he'll work through our pain to bring life. He seeks committed followers, not anonymous consumers, and asks us to deny ourselves and take up our cross to follow him. [... more]

Jesus teaches that public confession of faith is the rock upon which he builds his church, and that it is the conduit through which he unleashes his power in the church. He emphasizes the importance of not altering the confession of faith to make it more appealing to society, but rather to remain faithful and true to the teachings of Jesus. [... more]

The hosts discuss various sports topics, including the NBA, NFL, and MLB, and their opinions on the strike zone, umpires, and replay systems. They also talk about the Bucks and their chances of winning the championship, as well as the trade market and NIL issues in college football. Additionally, they discuss the MLS and its potential for growth and reform. [... more]

The book of Ecclesiastes reminds us to make the most of every moment, embracing every single moment we're given, and to stop wasting time on what doesn't matter. It teaches us to fear God, love others, and enjoy the present moment, and to think about death honestly and carefully, so we can be more joyful in life. [... more]

Rod Serling was the most prestigious writer in American television, best known for creating The Twilight Zone, a groundbreaking science fiction series that tackled social commentary and explored the human condition. With a career spanning over two decades, Serling wrote over 250 scripts for television, radio, and film, and his work continues to influence writers and creators to this day. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of family and faith, discussing how parents can pass on their values to their children and help them develop a strong relationship with God. He explores the first commandment, 'Honor your father and your mother,' and how it relates to marriage and parenting, highlighting the need for fathers to step up and lead their families. [... more]

The call of faith often requires stepping out into the unknown, trusting God's guidance, and obeying His commands. This walk of faith involves separation from the familiar and comfortable, allowing God to build something better into our lives. By trusting God and following His lead, we can make eternal steps that leave a lasting impact. [... more]

The college football playoff quarterfinals are underway, with Texas leading Arizona State 17-3 at halftime. The Sugar Bowl between Notre Dame and Georgia has been postponed due to the tragic events in New Orleans, and the Rose Bowl between Ohio State and Oregon is shaping up to be a thrilling matchup. College football experts weigh in on the implications of the playoff format and potential reforms, including a salary cap in baseball and three-point reform in basketball. [... more]

God's plan for reaching the world is clear, and it starts with leaving our comfort zones and taking the gospel to those who need it most. The story of Simon Peter and Cornelius is a powerful reminder of the importance of obedience and faith, and how God can use us to bring about great change in the world. [... more]

Developing a dream requires surrendering to God's plan and allowing Him to shape your character through private times of intimacy, small groups, and obedience to His will, ultimately leading to spiritual growth and a deeper faith. [... more]

God delights to do impossible things through ordinary people to impart exceeding grace to undeserving recipients. He invites us to dream great dreams that would be impossible if God did not do it, and He promises to fulfill those desires that bring us exceeding joy in Him. [... more]

The Bills defense's ability to perform in a divisional weekend game against the Chiefs is questioned, while the Vikings' quarterback situation is discussed, with some arguing that Sam Darnold is worth keeping over J.J. McCarthy. The Eagles' passing woes and Jalen Hurts' struggles are also examined, and the Rams are seen as a challenge to the Lions in the NFC playoffs. [... more]

The host discusses the Trump cabinet, specifically the Surgeon General nomination of Dr. Jeanette Neshawat, and her controversial past statements on COVID-19 and vaccination. The host also criticizes the PRO Act and the Labor secretary pick, Lori Chavez-Drammer, for being anti-worker and anti-gig economy. Additionally, the host debates the best way to prepare cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving dinner and mocks Frank Luntz's estimate of the average cost of a Thanksgiving meal. [... more]

The New York Yankees are struggling in the World Series, with Freddie Freeman leading the charge for the Dodgers. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with injuries and controversies, including Stefan Diggs' torn ACL and Anthony Richardson's benching. The Colts are also making moves, trading Deontay Johnson to the Baltimore Ravens. [... more]

The ACLJ is fighting for election integrity as the Trump administration faces allegations of election interference. The death of Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas, has led to a push for a ceasefire, but the ACLJ is concerned about the potential for further violence and the need for Israel to protect its citizens. The organization is also working to protect the rights of Americans and to defend the Constitution. [... more]

The NFL season is heating up, and the New York Jets are facing a crucial game against the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football. Aaron Rodgers' legacy is on the line, and a win could put the Jets in first place in the division. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions are vying for the top spot in the NFC North, and the Kansas City Chiefs are looking to extend their winning streak against the San Francisco 49ers. [... more]

Paul the Apostle faces a life-threatening storm at sea, but he remains steadfast in his faith, urging his companions to take heart and trust in God's plan. As they navigate the treacherous waters, Paul's leadership and guidance help them to re-evaluate their values and priorities, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of their faith and a greater reliance on God's sovereignty. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Jonah and the people of Nineveh, highlighting the importance of sharing the gospel message with those who may be difficult to reach. He emphasizes the need to go beyond our comfort zones and to be willing to share Christ with others, even if it's uncomfortable. The message is one of hope and promise, but also of warning, and Pastor Laurie encourages listeners to seize the moment and fulfill the Great Commission. [... more]

God's word is a real thing, and it's where direction comes for our lives. Jonah's story teaches us about the importance of getting out of our comfort zone, facing our fears, and following God's lead, even when it's difficult or unpopular. [... more]

A Florida man's reckless behavior in a construction zone sparks debate about traffic stops and police conduct, while Kamala Harris faces scrutiny over her past positions on border security and fentanyl decriminalization ahead of a crucial debate performance. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' biography, written by Ian O'Connor, delves into the quarterback's life, including his family dynamics, estrangement from his parents, and his experiences with conspiracy theories. The book, titled 'Out of the Darkness, The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers,' offers a unique perspective on the NFL star's life and career. [... more]

Dr. Michael Yusef explores the concept of Jesus' 'app' for his followers, emphasizing the importance of abandoning oneself to Him and trusting in His will. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the need to step out of one's comfort zone and take risks in sharing the Gospel with others. [... more]

Tom Pelissero and Jeff Francore discuss the upcoming NFL season, including the AFC West division, while also touching on Major League Baseball and the Rich Eisen Show. [... more]

The NFL's Red Zone host, Scott Hansen, discusses his new role hosting NBC's Gold Zone during the Summer Olympics, covering 39 sports and 329 medal events from over 205 countries. He shares the history of breakdancing, which is making its Olympic debut, and talks about the challenges of keeping up with the various sports and athletes. [... more]

The development and spread of railroads across the United States in the 1800s brought a wave of changes to American life, including the need for a standardized time system. The railroads spearheaded the move to a time zone system, which was eventually adopted by the government and became a defining feature of American life. [... more]

Joe Posnanski discusses his new book 'Why We Love Football' and shares his insights on the evolution of sports, including the impact of technology on the way we consume and experience games. He also talks about his favorite stories from the book and his thoughts on the current state of baseball. [... more]

The Olympics in Paris are expected to attract a significantly lower number of international sports fans than anticipated, with only 1.5 million expected to attend out of 11.3 million people. This has led to concerns that the event may not generate the expected revenue. Meanwhile, the USA Men's National Basketball Team is gearing up for the Olympics, with a focus on improving their interior defense and finding the right starting lineup. [... more]