Babe Ruth's final years as a baseball professional were marked by declining skills and a struggle to manage his career. Despite his efforts to stay in the game, Ruth's body turned against him, and he eventually retired from baseball. Meanwhile, the symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea, a serious condition that affects adults with obesity, may be happening without them knowing, causing breathing interruptions and oxygen deprivation. [... more]

Ruth Handler, the 10th and last child of Polish Jewish immigrants, grew up to be a successful businesswoman and entrepreneur. She co-founded Mattel with her husband Elliot and introduced the iconic Barbie doll, which became a global icon. Handler's innovative approach to business and her ability to connect with women through Barbie helped her build a legacy that continues to inspire generations. [... more]

The Christian is involved in an invisible war, and the enemy will appear bigger than life to get us to become overwhelmed with anxiety and fear. However, the war has already been won, and we must enter the battle with faith, knowing that our God is mighty and our enemy is powerless. We must defend what God has given us and recognize that the enemy is closer than we think, but God is always with us, and we can overcome any situation with His power and guidance. [... more]

A Florida man claims he was teleported into a stolen BMW, while another Florida woman was arrested for attempting to kill her mother with a frying pan. The hosts discuss the latest news and conspiracy theories, including the murder of Charlie Kirk's husband and the involvement of Candace Owens. They also touch on the media landscape, dual loyalties, and the benefits of doing business in Ohio. [... more]

Democrats flip the Miami Mayor's office for the first time in years Dana explains how Republicans need to wake up Jasmine Crockett says it's not her goal to win over Trump supporters Three driverless Waymo cars bring a San Francisco street to a standstill halting traffic and blocking people from leaving Marjorie Taylor-Greene says the Republican men in Congress marginalize women who don't take them seriously CAIR Florida holds a presser to denounce DeSantis for labeling them a foreign terrorist organization A Muslim man in Dearborn Michigan donated a Christmas tree after the tree the city ordered didn't arrive Tucker [... more]

Abraham's faith is a model for believers, demonstrating that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by ritual or law. He is the father of all who believe, regardless of ethnicity or ancestry, and his story shows that faith is the same for all people, whether looking forward to a coming Redeemer or looking backward to Jesus' sacrifice. [... more]

We learn that our great God is always active in our lives and using ordinary people for extraordinary things. God blesses ordinary people as they trust Him and obey Him, sheltering under His wings, and working out His purposes through the lives of ordinary people, often with a hidden hand. [... more]

Babe Ruth, the legendary baseball player, is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time. With a storied career spanning over two decades, Ruth's accomplishments on the field, including his record-breaking home runs and World Series championships, cemented his status as an American icon. From his humble beginnings in Baltimore to his rise to fame with the Yankees, Ruth's life and legacy continue to fascinate and inspire fans to this day. [... more]

The story of Ruth and Naomi illustrates how God's sovereignty and purposes can be seen in the most difficult circumstances, turning emptiness into fullness and ashes into beauty. Through their experiences, we learn that God blesses those who trust and obey Him, and that He works out His purposes through the lives of ordinary people, bringing extraordinary blessings. [... more]

The story of Ruth and Boaz illustrates the concept of redemption, where a close relative, Boaz, redeems a piece of property and marries Ruth, a destitute widow, to continue her deceased husband's family name. This biblical account foreshadows the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, who came to buy us back from our sins and offer us salvation and forgiveness through His precious blood. [... more]

The story of Ruth and Boaz illustrates the concept of redemption, where a close relative, Boaz, purchases a piece of land and marries Ruth, a widow, to ensure the family name continues. This act of redemption foreshadows the greatest Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who paid the infinite price for humanity's salvation. The narrative highlights the importance of faith, trust in God's sovereignty, and the transformative power of redemption in one's life. [... more]

Pastor John Monroe shares principles for marriage from the Book of Ruth, emphasizing the importance of praying for God's blessing, keeping promises, growing in godliness, waiting on the Lord, exercising self-control, and being generous and thoughtful in relationships. [... more]

Boaz's response to Ruth's marriage proposal is a model for a godly marriage, as he prays for God's blessing and keeps his promises. This is in contrast to the sinful society around them, where everyone is doing what is right in their own eyes. Boaz and Ruth are spiritually compatible, both being people of integrity and godliness. They trust in the Lord and wait for His guidance, even when faced with difficulties and uncertainties. [... more]

The Patriot Awards are being held tonight, with a focus on saluting America. The shutdown of the government is a major theme, with President Trump's tariffs in trouble and the Supreme Court poking and prodding both sides. The Affordable Care Act tax credits have been refused by Republican colleagues, leading to dramatically increased premiums, copays, and deductibles for tens of millions of Americans. The Democrat Party is in disarray, with Chuck Schumer being deathly afraid of AOC, who is fundraising like nobody's business and has the grassroots of the party energized behind communism. [... more]

Ruth and Boaz's biblical love story teaches valuable lessons about relationships, marriage, and seeking godly counsel. Pastor John Monroe emphasizes the importance of trusting God's guidance, seizing opportunities, and building a strong spiritual foundation in marriage. He encourages listeners to prioritize their relationship with Jesus Christ and to seek a marriage that honors God. [... more]

God made us for relationship, and Pastor John Monroe points to the biblical guidance from the Book of Ruth to understand the importance of obtaining the counsel of others in developing relationships that may lead to marriage. He explains the cultural setting and customs in ancient Israel, including the law of leveret marriage and the law of the kinsman redeemer, to provide context for the story of Ruth and Boaz. [... more]

God's kindness and grace transcend racial and social barriers, as seen in the story of Ruth and Boaz. Boaz, an Israelite, shows kindness to Ruth, a foreigner and enemy of Israel, demonstrating the lavish and undeserved nature of God's grace. This principle is reflected in the Christian faith, where followers of Christ are called to display the same kindness and compassion to others, regardless of their background or circumstances. [... more]

A young Moabite widow, Ruth, finds shelter and protection under the wings of the Lord, receiving His extraordinary kindness and grace, which transcends racial barriers and lavishes undeserved blessings on those who trust in Him. [... more]

Ruth, a young Moabite widow, finds refuge under the shadow of God's wings, trusting in His protection and provision. As she takes action and works hard, God guides her into a field belonging to Boaz, a man of great wealth and faith, who extends God's grace to her. Ruth's story is a reminder that salvation is by God's grace alone, and that He is actively at work in our lives, weaving the circumstances of our lives into a beautiful tapestry of His design. [... more]

Ruth, a young widow, finds shelter and strength in God as she navigates a new and challenging life in Bethlehem. Through her story, Pastor John Monroe teaches about the importance of trusting in God's protection and guidance, even in the midst of uncertainty and difficulty. [... more]

Naomi, a woman who has experienced famine, migration, poverty, and bereavement, returns to Bethlehem with her daughter-in-law Ruth, and despite her bitter circumstances, she trusts in God's good plan and finds hope in Christ. [... more]

When life seems unfair and God's smile is hidden, it's natural to question his presence and care. But the Bible teaches us that God is always at work in our lives, even in the darkest and most challenging circumstances. The story of Naomi and Ruth from the book of Ruth illustrates this truth, showing us how God can bring good out of bitter experiences and how we can trust him even when his smile is hidden. [... more]

Naomi and Ruth, two women of radical faith, stand at a crossroads in their lives, choosing to trust God and follow His plan, even when the outcome is uncertain. Their story teaches us about the importance of covenant love, divine providence, and radical living faith, and how God always blesses a life of trust and obedience. [... more]

Naomi, a widow, and her daughters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth, face a crossroads in their lives as they decide whether to return to their pagan culture in Moab or follow Naomi back to Bethlehem, a place of unknowns, but also a place where God's providence and blessings await those who live by radical faith. [... more]

A weeping widow stands in a Moabite graveyard, her life having hit a brick wall. Naomi's journey teaches three principles: spiritual disobedience brings disastrous consequences, God's sovereign purposes sometimes bring pain and suffering, and God tenderly watches over his people, working everything for their ultimate good and glory. [... more]

A woman named Naomi faces a series of tragic events, including the death of her husband and children, leaving her a hopeless and lonely figure. Despite being cut off from her past, present, and future, Naomi finds hope in God's goodness and decides to return to her hometown of Bethlehem, where she will meet a young woman named Ruth who will become a key figure in her life. [... more]

God cares deeply about four things that lead to human flourishing: worshiping from the heart, no idolatry, humble accountability, and godly leadership. He looks at the heart and wants us to recognize that everything belongs to Him. We must be under authority, not our own authority, and work together with others for our joy. [... more]

God cares deeply about four things: justice, pure worship, humility, and faithfulness. He requires impartial justice, where judges and leaders must follow the law without partiality or corruption. Pure worship involves recognizing God's preeminence and not combining faith systems. It's not just about what we do on Sunday mornings, but about giving God our whole lives. [... more]

The JR Sport Brief Show discusses the MLB playoffs, WNBA drama, and various sports history moments, including Babe Ruth's called home run, Ichiro Suzuki's record-breaking hits, and Deshaun Watson's rookie record-breaking touchdowns. [... more]

John Wesley's mother, Susannah, defines sin as anything that weakens reason, impairs conscience, or obscures one's sense of God. Christians are called to be merciless on what draws them away from God, cutting off habits and relationships that hinder their relationship with Him. [... more]

Loving God is the first and greatest command, and it's realized purpose. We must be ruthless with the things that draw our hearts away from God, and be merciless on what draws us away from Him. God calls us to hate sin, and to love Him with all our heart, soul, and might. [... more]

God does not contradict himself, and he shares his glory with no one. He is uniquely worthy of our devotion, and there is none like him. We must anchor our discernment in what God has made known, rather than what we want to hear, and be ruthless with the things that draw our hearts away from God. [... more]

Rich Powell, pastor of Grace Bible Church in Winston-Salem, teaches from Deuteronomy chapter 13, emphasizing the importance of being ruthless with things that draw hearts away from God and worshiping exclusively as commanded by God. [... more]

Samuel Bellamy, also known as Black Sam, was a pirate who operated off the coast of New England and throughout the Caribbean. He became one of the wealthiest pirates in recorded history, known for his generosity and odd sympathy to those he captured. Bellamy's life began in service, born in Devon, England, in 1689, and he initially sailed for the British Royal Navy. He later turned to piracy and joined the crew of Benjamin Hornegold and his second-in-command, Edward Teach, also known as Blackbeard. Bellamy quickly captured other ships and in spring of 1717, he captured his prize, the Woota Galley, when sailing through the Windward Passage. The Wooda was originally a slave ship built in England two years prior and was 300 tons and 102 feet long, with 18 guns and could reach speeds of 15 miles an hour. [... more]

Steve Snyder shares the true story of his father, pilot Howard Snyder, who served in the 8th Air Force during World War II. Snyder's father was shot down over Belgium and spent seven months evading capture, eventually joining the French resistance. The story highlights the bravery of the Belgian people who risked their lives to hide Snyder's father and other downed airmen. It also explores the challenges faced by the crew of the B-17 bomber, the Susan Ruth, and the ultimate sacrifice made by some of its members. [... more]

Living a life of spiritual simplicity requires growing up and prioritizing love, faith, and hope. By focusing on what's truly important and letting go of worldly values, individuals can experience a deeper connection with God and others, leading to a more fulfilling life. [... more]

In the name of love, we often do things that don't make sense, and our priorities can become misplaced. Chip Ingram explores how love responds to hurts, differences, and failure, and how it ruthlessly refuses to allow temporal good things to crowd out the eternal best things. He encourages listeners to evaluate their priorities and make specific steps towards clearing the decks for extra time with God to get clarity and alignment with His will. [... more]

Discovering your God-given giving style is key to finding joy and generosity, says Chris Gabriel, author of Wise Generosity. He joins Rob West to discuss the concept of wise generosity, including the idea of a personal giving identity and how it can help you give in a more strategic and meaningful way. [... more]

Gigi Graham shares her personal story of growing up as the daughter of Billy Graham, discussing her family's Christian heritage, her parents' ministry, and the importance of faith in her life. She reflects on her childhood, her parents' influence, and the lessons she learned from them. Gigi also talks about her own relationship with Christ, her experiences as a Christian, and the impact of her family's legacy on her life. [... more]

The story of the Curse of the Bambino dates back over 100 years, with the Red Sox selling Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1918, leading to a run of futility that saw them not win another pennant until 1946. The curse was a popular notion among fans, with many believing it was the reason for the team's repeated failures in the postseason. However, in 2004, the Red Sox came back from a 3-0 deficit against the Yankees in the ALCS, and went on to win the World Series, finally breaking the curse. [... more]