The Iran conflict and nuclear weapon concerns are at the forefront of international discussions, with the Pope's stance on the issue sparking controversy. Meanwhile, identity theft and tax season concerns are affecting Americans, and a special episode of Health Discovered explores the realities of living with non-small cell lung cancer. [... more]

Rosa Parks, a Christian woman, refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus, sparking a 382-day boycott that brought attention to the injustices of segregation and the power of nonviolent resistance, led by Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Improvement Association. [... more]

A couple shares their story of facing a devastating prenatal diagnosis and the challenges of caring for their newborn with a severe congenital condition, while maintaining their faith and hope in God's goodness and love. [... more]

The story of Rosa Parks, an American woman who challenged segregation in the South, is told through her own words and those of Felicia Bell, director of the Rosa Parks Museum. Parks' act of defiance on a Montgomery bus sparked a 382-day boycott, led by Dr. Martin Luther King, and became a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement, highlighting the power of non-violent resistance and the role of faith in shaping the movement's principles. [... more]

Elizabeth Jennings, a young African-American woman, was assaulted by a streetcar conductor in New York City in 1854 for refusing to leave a horse car due to her skin color. Her father, Thomas L. Jennings, a successful tailor and abolitionist, took her case to the Supreme Court, arguing that public conveyances were liable for the actions of their employees. The court ruled in their favor, setting a precedent for the rights of African-Americans to ride public transportation in New York State. [... more]

Rosa Parks, a fine Christian person, refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus, sparking a 382-day boycott that became a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. The boycott, led by Dr. Martin Luther King and other faith-conscious leaders, employed nonviolent passive resistance to challenge segregation and demand respect for African American passengers. [... more]

Rosa, a 28-year-old mother, was trafficked to the Dominican Republic and forced into sex slavery. After being rescued, she received aftercare services and support from Lantern Rescue, a nonprofit organization that specializes in human trafficking rescue operations. With the help of Lantern Rescue, Rosa was able to purchase a salon and start a new business, providing a way for her to support herself and other survivors. Her story is a powerful example of the importance of aftercare services and the impact they can have on survivors of human trafficking. [... more]

Elizabeth Jennings, a young African American woman, was assaulted on a New York City streetcar in 1854 for refusing to give up her seat due to her race. Her father, Thomas L. Jennings, a successful businessman and abolitionist, fought for justice and equality, taking the case to court and winning a landmark victory that paved the way for future civil rights movements. [... more]

In this episode Pastor Greg Laurie interviews author and radio host Eric Metaxas on prevalent issues in our culture today and what it means to be a good Christian witness They discuss the role of virtue in the public square and how figures such as Rosa Parks Jackie Robinson George Whitefield and George Washington were motivated by a devout Christian faith Eric reminds us that there is power in being activists in God's way Eric Metaxas is the New York Times bestselling author of Martin Luther If You Can Keep It Bonhoeffer Miracles Seven Women Seven Men and Amazing Grace [... more]