Andrew Jackson's cursing parrot is a lesser-known story from his life, but it reveals a complex view of enslaved people's morality and religion. Mark Cheatham, a history professor, shares the story of how the parrot's language was perceived by the enslaved community at Jackson's funeral, and how it challenges the common narrative of enslaved people's spirituality. [... more]

The Senate reaches an agreement to end the longest government shutdown in American history The New York Times puts out a fluff piece pushing Gov Josh Shapiro has the best chance for Democrats in the future Democrats everywhere are being accused of caving to Republicans White Progressive women got arrested for protesting outside of a Chicago ICE facility Trump gets booed while swearing in service members at Commanders game The International Olympic Committee is looking to BAN trans people from competing in female Olympic events New studies show the RAPID decline of trans identification A CNN contributor is upset she [... more]

God takes his name very seriously, and using it flippantly or carelessly can be a serious breach of the Third Commandment. Christians are called to live consistently with their faith, respecting God's name and avoiding careless oaths, speech, and lifestyles that dishonor Him. [... more]

The Christian resistance discusses the dangers of cursing and swearing, the flaws in the theory of evolution, and the implications of presidential decline and executive orders on mental health and healthcare. They also touch on the topic of illegal aliens and the Communist People's Union's call to boycott the Fourth of July. [... more]

Jesus teaches that the problem with humanity is not just behavioral, but in our hearts, and that we need a new heart to be people of integrity, keeping our promises and vows, and that our yes should simply mean yes and our no should simply mean no. [... more]

Jesus calls his followers to be truth tellers, emphasizing the importance of integrity and honesty in their words and actions. James echoes this call in his letter, warning against duplicity and the misuse of language. The Bible teaches that truthfulness is essential for living a blameless and righteous life, and that Christians should distance themselves from deceitful use of language. [... more]

The University of Tennessee won the college baseball World Series, while the Florida Panthers celebrated their Stanley Cup victory. Meanwhile, the Toronto Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. expressed interest in playing for the New York Yankees, and the team's facial hair policy was questioned by a caller. The show also discussed sports history, including the NHL's expansion in 1997 and the NBA draft. [... more]

A caregiver shares their journey of helping others cope with internal wounds and external scars, drawing inspiration from their wife's experience as an amputee and their own experiences at Walter Reed. They discuss the importance of making oneself vulnerable and confronting others with one's own pain, citing Jesus' example of identifying with humanity's weakness. [... more]

A new report highlights pervasive sex discrimination at North Carolina universities, with programs limiting or excluding men from certain fields. Meanwhile, a lawsuit challenges the use of affirmative action in undergraduate admissions at UNC Chapel Hill, and a new state Supreme Court Chief Justice vows to keep courts open during the pandemic. Additionally, parents are turning to learning pods as a way to provide alternative education for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic. [... more]

A discussion on various Christian topics, including the nature of salvation, the role of baptism, and the existence of demonic warfare. The hosts also address questions on women in ministry, partial preterism, and the interpretation of Pauline theology. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in a previously recorded show. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with fear, obligation, and guilt, leading to a state of 'caregiver amnesia' where they forget to let go and let the 'snowplow' do its job, one day at a time. Reminders and hope are essential in navigating this challenging journey, and faith can provide a sense of peace and guidance. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's easy to get caught up in trying to make sense of God's plan, but what if we just accepted what is and trusted in God's goodness, even when things don't make sense? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal story of caring for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone 80 surgeries and lives with chronic pain, and how he has learned to trust in God's sovereignty and goodness, even in the midst of suffering. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]