John Sally shares stories about his time with the Detroit Pistons, including his experiences with Michael Jordan and the Bad Boys era. He also talks about his transition to comedy and his current projects, including his show 'Sports Gone Wrong' on Vice TV. [... more]

Raising children who feel loved, accepted, and valued for their individuality requires a deep understanding of their unique needs and personalities. By embracing their differences and focusing on unconditional love, affirmation, and acceptance, parents can help their children thrive and become the adults God created them to be. [... more]

A discussion about feminism and space travel, Christianity and President Trump's Easter message, the controversy surrounding Andy Stanley's church, the rising cost of coffee and the trend of making coffee at home, and the trade war with China, as well as the controversy surrounding Harvard University's receipt of federal funding. [... more]

The story of Jim Thorpe, a Native American athlete who dominated American football and the Olympics, and his impact on the history of the sport. From his early days at the Carlisle Indian School to his Olympic victories and his legacy as one of the greatest athletes of all time. [... more]

Exploring the complexities of depression, its effects on individuals, and how it can be addressed in the Christian community. A discussion on the importance of vulnerability, woundedness, and seeking professional help to manage mental illness. [... more]

Rob West offers biblical financial advice on spring maintenance, including inspecting outdoor air conditioning units, gutters, and firewood, while also discussing mortgage options and budgeting strategies for a listener seeking to pay off her mortgage and secure her financial future. [... more]

Sally Grove shares the story of how she came to know her father through discovering his war diary, which revealed a man she had never known, a gentle quiet man who had suffered greatly during World War II and chose to put that suffering behind him and move on. [... more]

University presidents are being held accountable for their statements supporting the genocide of Jews, with several resigning or facing disciplinary action. The American Center for Law and Justice is fighting for free speech and the protection of students on college campuses, while also working to combat anti-Semitism and support Israel. [... more]

University presidents are facing criticism for their response to antisemitic threats on college campuses, with some arguing that calling for genocide against Jews should be considered harassment. The ACLJ is working to defend Israel and protect the rights of Jewish students, while also addressing the threat of terrorism and promoting freedom of speech and religious freedom. [... more]

The North Carolina Tar Heels have signed transfer Cormac Ryan, a go-to shooter, and it's expected to have ripple effects on the team's roster. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are preparing for the NFL Draft, where they're likely to select Bryce Young with the number one pick. In college football, the NCAA has approved a rule change to improve pace of play, eliminating clock stoppages on first down, except for the final two minutes of each half. [... more]

Sally Clarkson shares her insights on navigating the storms of life, marriage, and motherhood, emphasizing the importance of faith, hope, and self-care in maintaining emotional well-being and a strong relationship with God. [... more]

Developing an authentic faith and living lives of integrity is a goal for many parents, but passing on values in a meaningful way can be a challenge. Sally Clarkson, a mom of four and co-founder of Whole Heart Ministries, shares her insights on how to help children develop a love for learning and for God's truth, and how to cultivate unconditional love and character in the next generation. [... more]

The hosts discuss the importance of putting faith in God, rather than trusting in external circumstances, and explore how to overcome fears and doubts by engaging with God and seeking his guidance and anointing in various areas of life, including finances, relationships, and personal identity. [... more]

A discussion on what it means to be a good man, exploring the idea that godly masculinity is not about external appearances but an inward position towards God and who he's called us to be. The conversation touches on emotional intelligence, authenticity, romance, and intimacy, highlighting the importance of living out one's passions and desires in a way that honors God and makes the world a better place. [... more]

A healthcare policy analyst discusses the economic analysis of Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, revealing a funding gap of $119 to $171 million in the first year. The analyst argues that the governor's plan is misguided and costly, and that the state should instead apply for a state innovation waiver to restructure healthcare subsidies and lower insurance premiums. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the city of Wilmington's vacation rental rules, which the city claims are constitutional but the Institute for Justice argues are unconstitutional. The case has significant implications for property rights in North Carolina. [... more]

FACT CHECK Did Sally Yates Lie During DNC Speech We discuss this and more on today's show [... more]

The power of believing in the cyclical nature of life and love can help overcome feelings of loneliness and uncertainty, just as the seasons bring forth new growth and renewal. [... more]

The story of Daniel and the Scary Sleepover is a powerful reminder that faith in the one true God endures through all adversity. Daniel's faith is not about being a strong person, but about having a deep understanding of God's love and presence in his life. He lived as if he was on his way home, meeting with God three times a day, and never forgot his true home with God. This story teaches us that our faith can endure and triumph through any adversity, not because our faith is awesome, but because God's work is awesome and He has triumphed over the greatest adversity for us already. [... more]