Jacob was never expected to survive but God had beautiful plans for his life In his years Jacob taught those around him to enjoy life cherish one another and celebrate every blessing from the Lord along the way His parents sit down with Emily to share the remarkable ways God used Jacob not in spite of his disabilities but through them His story is a beautiful reminder that every life has immeasurable value God-given purpose and the ability to leave a lasting impact on others [... more]

Navigating the challenges of middle school can be overwhelming for both parents and children. Experts Sue Acuna and Cynthia Tobias share practical advice on how to communicate effectively with your teenager, address common issues like depression and eating disorders, and establish a strong, loving relationship. [... more]

Pro-life warriors discuss the importance of faith, Christianity, and righteousness in the face of abortion and sin, highlighting the need for salvation and the consequences of judgment, with a focus on the Bible and the promise of heaven. [... more]

Middle schoolers are navigating significant physical, emotional, and social changes, and parents can play a crucial role in helping them develop a strong sense of identity, faith, and values. By listening to their children, validating their feelings, and modeling good communication skills, parents can help their kids build resilience and confidence. It's also essential to set boundaries around screen time, encourage open dialogue about relationships and faith, and help them develop emotional intelligence and empathy. [... more]

Joy Bowser shares her personal story of overcoming bitterness and doubt, while Chris Bennett talks about his children's book, The World's Fastest Sloth, and Ken and Mary Sue Grine discuss their book, Jacob's Story, about their son who couldn't hear, talk, or walk but could change the world. [... more]

A packed house at the movie theater cheered for Melania Trump in the documentary about her life, while the city of Memphis deals with the aftermath of a winter storm. Meanwhile, the Tennessee governor's race is heating up, and concerns are being raised about school indoctrination and immigration policies. In local news, a real estate expert discusses the value of homes and the importance of marketing and open houses. [... more]

A family's extraordinary story of love, acceptance, and resilience in the face of a child's severe disabilities, and how their experiences have shaped their lives and relationships. [... more]

A gunman kills two at a Dallas ICE Facility Ammo found near the scene expressed anti-ICE messaging Dana reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's return to TV including his non-apology to Charlie Kirk and his family Dana breaks down how the never-ending violent rhetoric from the left has contributed to yet another deadly attack at an ICE facility in Dallas Texas AG Ken Paxton joins us to react to the ICE Facility shooting in Dallas to announce an event with the students targeted for starting a Houston Turning Point USA chapter and more Democrats want to sue Nexstar and Sinclair over not [... more]

Sue Thomas, a deaf woman, shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity and finding forgiveness after lying about a terminal disease to her peers and academic committee. She recounts her journey from being a party animal to finding God and healing through the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Tyrann Mathieu discusses his decision to retire from the NFL, citing family reasons and a desire to spend more time with his twin boys. He also talks about his experiences playing for various teams, including the Eagles and the Buccaneers, and shares his thoughts on the current state of the league. [... more]

Shel Silverstein's life and career as a poet, songwriter, and children's book author are explored, including his unique style, collaborations with notable artists, and enduring impact on literature and music. [... more]

North Carolina's State Board of Elections faces a lawsuit from the Democrat National Committee over a plan to collect missing voter ID information, while Attorney General Jeff Jackson joins a lawsuit against the federal government to prevent funding cuts for the state's schools. Meanwhile, a study by the American Enterprise Institute found that building light touch density housing does not appear to affect single-family home values in Charlotte and Seattle. [... more]

Navigating financial challenges with biblical wisdom, exploring debt forgiveness, trusts, and Social Security benefits, while seeking to honor God in our financial decisions. [... more]

A mother of eight shares her story of living with chronic illness, including ulcerative colitis, and finding hope and faith in the midst of suffering. She discusses her experiences with miscarriage, pregnancy, and the importance of serving others in similar circumstances. [... more]

Trump says there has been direct contact with China every day as Wall Street remains nervous over tariffs Trump promises not to raise taxes on anyone Newt Gingrich perfectly explains why making tax cuts permanent is a life and death issue for the GOP Dana follows up on the issue regarding the Baby Bonus tax credit to new mothers and explains how welfare doesn't make America great again Wisconsin's Governor posts an embarrassing video of him throwing a football in anticipation of the NFL Draft Anti-Semitic protests resume across college campuses Harvard's President complains about not using taxpayer dollars for [... more]

A caregiver shares her personal journey of caring for loved ones with dementia and her husband, and how she developed the principles of massive acceptance and radical presence to navigate the challenges of caregiving. She emphasizes the importance of being present in the moment, letting go of judgment, and finding purpose in the experiences of caregiving. [... more]

Shel Silverstein was a prolific poet, songwriter, and children's book author whose unique imagination and bold brand of humor are beloved by countless adults and children worldwide. From his early days as an army cartoonist to his success as a songwriter for Johnny Cash, Silverstein's life is a testament to the power of storytelling and creativity. [... more]

Florida Man's reckless decisions during Hurricane Milton, Kamala Harris's beer-drinking stunt on Stephen Colbert, and the importance of education and liberty are discussed. Additionally, the topic of vape detectors and a defamation case against Deadspin are explored. [... more]

Florida is bracing for the worst hurricane in modern history, Hurricane Milton, which is expected to make landfall later tonight. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is on a media blitz, trying to take advantage of the hurricane to promote her election campaign, but her lack of awareness and inability to answer questions about her economic policy and other issues are causing her poll numbers to plummet. The Biden-Harris administration is being criticized for its handling of the disaster response, and FEMA is being accused of not doing enough to help those affected by the hurricane. The election is just weeks away, and voter turnout is expected to be high, but some areas are making sure that people can vote safely despite the hurricane. [... more]

The Olympics in Paris have been marred by controversy, including a five-hour time difference and a disputed opening ceremony. Meanwhile, the abortion law in North Carolina is changing, with the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization leaving it up to the states to decide on abortion rights. In other news, a listener asks about what happens after winning a judgment against someone who is 'judgment proof', and another asks about maintaining a private road. Additionally, the hosts discuss the difficulties of getting a continuance in court and the challenges of suing a veterinarian for malpractice. Finally, they share their own experiences with long wait times at the DMV. [... more]