Guests share their passions and how God has used them to build the kingdom. Steven Rogers discusses his book 'A Year in the Room,' a story of forgiveness and recovery from addiction, while Steve Frank shares his role in the Davie County Arts Council and their upcoming concert, Off the Rails. Rabbi Chaim Eisman joins the conversation, discussing prophecies being fulfilled in Israel and the importance of studying the Bible with all one's heart, mind, and feet. [... more]

Steven Spielberg's early life was marked by frequent moves due to his father's job, but he found solace in filmmaking, starting with an 8mm camera at age 11. He went on to direct his first film, 'The Last Gunfight,' at 12, and eventually landed a seven-year contract at Universal Studios. Spielberg's career took off with films like 'Jaws,' 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' and 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,' which became a massive hit. He founded DreamWorks Studios in 1994 and went on to direct 'Saving Private Ryan,' which won him his second Oscar for Best Director. Spielberg's films often explore themes of courage, decency, and the human condition, and he has become one of the most successful filmmakers in history. [... more]

Kirby Joseph, a safety for the Detroit Lions, shares his story of getting drafted and his experiences in the National Football League. Meanwhile, Rob McElhenney and Stephen Fletcher, co-owner and player of Rexham AFC, discuss their team's back-to-back promotions in English football and their journey to the Premier League. [... more]

The podcast discusses the recent trade deal between the US and the UK, the implications of China's economic problems, and the potential for a deal between the US and China. The hosts also discuss Joe Biden's recent book deal and his claims of cognitive decline, as well as the controversy surrounding the Pope's social media presence. Additionally, the hosts talk about the situation in Ukraine and the persecution of Christians by Russian forces, and the recent appointment of a new Pope from Chicago. [... more]

Thomas Jefferson's views on slavery and the equality of man are complex and multifaceted. He wrote about the negative impact of slavery on Virginia's culture and advocated for gradual emancipation, but also held racist views and owned enslaved people. His legacy continues to be debated, with some seeing him as a champion of freedom and others as a hypocrite. [... more]

Titus Welliver discusses his role in the TV show Bosch Legacy, his experience working with Amazon Prime, and his past roles in Lost, Deadwood, and Gone Baby Gone. He also talks about his time on the set of Gone Baby Gone, filming at Fenway Park, and his thoughts on the NFL Draft. [... more]

Dr. Steven Pettit, president of the Palmetto Family Council, emphasizes the importance of Christians engaging in politics and influencing government through prayer and good policy. He argues that separation of church and state is not about keeping the church out of the state, but rather about the state not running the church. Pettit encourages believers to pray for their leaders and to engage with them, citing the example of the family policy council in Iowa, which has seen significant transformation through grassroots influence. [... more]

The importance of living a life of moral purity, understanding the biblical worldview on sexual sin, and the role of spiritual warfare in overcoming temptation. [... more]

The hosts discuss the top six crybabies in sports, including NFL players and coaches, and NBA personalities. They analyze the behavior of these individuals, criticizing their constant complaining and whining, and questioning their priorities and motivations. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in NFL free agency, including the potential trade of DK Metcalf and the Browns' decision to keep Miles Garrett. He also talks to Michael Fassbender about his new film Black Bag, directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Cate Blanchett and Pierce Brosnan. [... more]

The President's 100-day blitz focuses on aid and defense, while freezing all other aid except for Social Security and Medicare. The administration is also pushing for a missile defense system and making efforts to secure the border. Meanwhile, the President is facing criticism for his handling of climate change and his decision to fire 17 inspectors general. Additionally, the administration is working to reform the tax code and promote energy independence. [... more]

Actor Chris Sullivan discusses his new film Presence, directed by Steven Soderbergh, and his experience on the popular TV show This Is Us. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests analyze the college football playoff system and the recent Ohio State-Michigan game. [... more]

Austin Stoll, star of the CBS show NCIS Origins, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his role as a younger version of Leroy Jethro Gibbs, his experiences filming in Vermont, and his past roles in movies like Whiplash and Bridge of Spies. The conversation also touches on Stoll's passion for baseball and his favorite team, the New York Yankees. [... more]

Exploring God's sovereignty in the midst of life's storms, including the recent fall of Pastor Stephen Lawson, and discussing the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding current events and the Christian conference circuit. A new Christmas resource, Manger in Danger, is also introduced as a way to focus on the true meaning of Christmas and share the gospel with children. [... more]

The Middle East conflict escalates as Israel takes out Hezbollah's leadership, leaving Iran vulnerable. Meanwhile, the Vice Presidential Debate between Tim Waltz and J.D. Vance is underway, with both candidates facing criticism for their past statements and actions. The Biden administration's handling of the crisis is also under scrutiny, with some calling for a more aggressive approach. As the debate rages on, the country is left wondering who will emerge victorious and what the consequences will be for the nation. [... more]

The Christian Worldview explores the story of Pastor Stephen Lawson's fall into sin and the importance of accountability and repentance in Christian ministry. The discussion highlights the dangers of sin and temptation, the need for a biblical worldview, and the power of God's grace and mercy in overcoming sin. [... more]

The complexities of immigration issues in states like Florida, where agriculture is struggling to find enough legal workers, are highlighted. Meanwhile, in South Carolina, Republican women are speaking out against their party's stance on abortion, showing that even in a divided country, there can be common ground and respect in politics. [... more]

The inseparable welding together of God's sovereign choice and his effectual call is coupled together, bringing into reality the salvation that Christ has purchased for us upon the cross. This call is so loud, it's not an actual voice that we hear, but the power of God that brings the one who is chosen into the kingdom of God. We are eternally secure in the Lord Jesus Christ, and nothing can cause this to fail to come to pass. [... more]

The human race is under the wrath of God due to its sinful nature, suppressing the truth about God and creating their own idols. This leads to a life of wickedness and depravity, with people exchanging the truth for a lie and worshiping the creature rather than the Creator. [... more]

The sovereignty of God in salvation is a comforting truth for believers, emphasizing that God's plan of redemption is secure and certain. Apostle Peter's writings in 1 Peter emphasize the doctrines of grace, including definite atonement, irresistible grace, and preserving grace, which assure believers of their eternal security and salvation. [... more]

The doctrines of grace are consistently taught throughout Scripture, as seen in the writings of the Apostle Peter. Peter's preaching and writing demonstrate the sovereignty of God in salvation, including the concepts of total depravity, irresistible grace, and saving faith. The Bible reveals that God chooses His people and grants them the gift of repentance and forgiveness of sin, leading them to faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The sovereignty of God in salvation is a central theme in the Gospel of John, where Jesus teaches that the new birth is a sovereign work of God, and that believers are eternally secure in their salvation, unable to fall away from Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that compassion and truth are not mutually exclusive, but rather, the truth of the gospel is full of compassion. Pastors have a responsibility to preach the Word of God with love and care, and congregations can encourage and equip them by praying for them, loving them, and allowing them to focus on their primary work of preaching and teaching. [... more]

The Biden-Harris administration's handling of the prisoner swap with Russia has raised questions about the cost of releasing American hostages. Meanwhile, the Israeli military has taken out key Hamas leaders, and the Middle East is on the brink of explosion. As the 2024 election heats up, Kamala Harris is facing scrutiny for her flip-flopping on key issues, and Donald Trump is pushing back against her record. The Brian Kilmeade Show explores the latest news and analysis on these and other topics. [... more]

The new birth is a sovereign birth, initiated by the Holy Spirit, and is a supernatural, instantaneous, saving, and permanent work of God. It is not of human descent or lineage, nor of the will of the flesh, but rather of God's sovereign, electing, predestinating, gracious, loving, and merciful will. [... more]

The new birth is a cleansing process where God puts a new heart into a sanitized soul, making something beautiful of our lives. This process involves the work of the Holy Spirit, who cleanses us from sin and makes us a new creation in Christ Jesus. [... more]

The new birth is a comprehensive and radical transformation that occurs within the human soul, resulting in a new heart, new mind, and new affections. This transformation is a result of God's sovereign regeneration, where He takes out the old heart of stone and gives a new heart of flesh, making all things new on the inside. [... more]

The new birth is an instantaneous act of God's sovereign grace, bringing a dead soul to life through the power of the Word of God and the operation of the Holy Spirit. This process is not a gradual one, but rather a sudden and decisive change that occurs in a moment, as seen in the examples of Augustine, the Ethiopian eunuch, and Saul of Tarsus. [... more]

Christians are called to speak the truth in love, even when it means being rejected. The Bible teaches that marriage is between one man and one woman, and attending an LGBTQ wedding would be participating in a sinful act. Christians must stand firm in their convictions and not compromise their values, even if it means facing persecution. [... more]

Understanding God is essential to navigating the complexities of our chaotic world. Dr. Stephen Lawson discusses the importance of knowing God's attributes, the consequences of low views of God, and the need to live for God's glory. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Philippians reveals the secret to contentment in any circumstance, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's strength to overcome weakness and adversity. [... more]

A true disciple is one who has committed their life to Christ and is following Him day by day, denying themselves and taking up a cross. Discipleship is a lifelong process of learning and implementing the truth of God's Word, and it is essential to have a discipler who can teach and influence us. The God of peace will be with us when we practice the things we have learned and received, and this peace surpasses all comprehension. [... more]

The Christian life is contested in the mind, where thoughts and emotions are shaped. Paul's charge in Romans 12:2 to be transformed by the renewing of the mind is crucial for living well. The battle for the Christian mind is ongoing, and it's essential to dwell on true, honorable, pure, lovely, and excellent thoughts to live a life pleasing to God. [... more]

The Christian life is not about gritting our teeth and bearing life's troubles, but about trusting God and experiencing His supernatural peace. Paul's command in Philippians to rejoice in the Lord always is closely related to the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension. This peace is not about removing problems, but about having the strength to go through them with God's help. [... more]

Paul commands the church at Philippi to rejoice in the Lord always, even in the midst of hardships and difficulties. He emphasizes that joy comes from knowing the Lord and trusting Him, and that it is a fruit of the Spirit. The Lord is near, and His return should bring excitement and joy to our hearts, making our Christianity triumphant in the eyes of others and in our own hearts. [... more]

The United States is considering providing lethal aid to Ukraine, but some Republicans are hesitant due to concerns about national security implications and the potential for World War III. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has been praised for his efforts to combat corruption, but critics argue that the aid money is not being used effectively. Meanwhile, Russia's military is being supported by other countries, including Iran, China, and North Korea, which are working together to cause problems in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. [... more]

The Biden administration's Middle East policy has been criticized for its de-escalation approach, which has led to open warfare between Iran and Israel. The Israeli attack on Iran has sparked concerns about the potential for a wider conflict in the region. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Freedom Project is working to provide aid to Ukraine, which is facing a significant threat from Russia. The project's founder, Stephen Moore, believes that the US should be providing more support to Ukraine and that the Biden administration's approach is not effective. Additionally, the issue of fentanyl and its connection to China has been raised, with Peter Schweitzer discussing the problem and the need for action to address it. The importance of education has also been highlighted, with James Keyes discussing his book 'Education is Freedom' and the need for a more effective approach to education in the US. [... more]

China's backing of Russia in the Ukraine war is a critical moment for global politics, as it reflects China's own interests in Taiwan and the Western Pacific. The Chinese Communist Party, under Xi Jinping's leadership, is pursuing a socialist agenda that prioritizes power and control over economic prosperity and human rights. [... more]

The US and Israel are at odds over Iran's historic attack, with President Biden urging restraint and Israel divided on its next move. Meanwhile, the trial of former President Trump is underway, with many questioning the legitimacy of the charges. The US is also facing pressure to provide more support to Ukraine and Israel, with some lawmakers calling for a stronger stance against Iran. [... more]

Steven Rogelberg, a Ph.D. and Chancellor's Professor at UNC Charlotte, shares his expertise on one-on-one meetings and their significance in personal and professional settings, discussing how to improve connection, productivity, and success. [... more]