Gerald Ford and Willis Ward, two African-American athletes, formed a lifelong friendship at the University of Michigan in the 1930s. Their bond was tested when Fielding Yost, the athletic director, refused to allow Willis Ward to play in a game against Georgia Tech due to the team's Jim Crow policy. Despite the controversy, Gerald Ford stood by his friend, refusing to play unless Willis Ward was allowed to participate. The team ultimately won the game, but the season was marred by controversy and racism. The friendship between Gerald Ford and Willis Ward endured, with Gerald Ford becoming a vocal supporter of civil rights legislation and Willis Ward becoming a prominent businessman and judge. Their story is a powerful example of the enduring power of friendship and the importance of standing up against racism. [... more]

Nick Saban's potential return to coaching is a topic of discussion, with some speculating he may return to the SEC or the NFL. His age and past comments about preferring the NFL over college football are factors to consider, but his desire to coach again is clear. Potential destinations include Texas Tech, LSU, Florida State, and Michigan, with some speculating he may return to his alma mater, LSU. [... more]

Parents are struggling to manage their kids' screen time and social media use, leading to concerns about addiction, anxiety, and poor self-esteem. Jonathan McKee offers practical advice on how to model healthy behavior, create a family docking station, and engage in meaningful conversations with kids about technology and its impact on their lives. [... more]

A 76-year-old patent attorney, Barbara Ray Venter, has been solving cold cases without ever leaving her house using a technique called investigative genetic genealogy. She has helped solve several high-profile cases, including the Golden State killer and a serial rapist known as John Doe No. 147. Venter's work has raised concerns about privacy, but she believes the benefits of using genetic genealogy in crime solving outweigh the risks. [... more]

Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King discusses his team's upcoming season, his confidence in the program, and his personal growth as a player. He talks about the team's goals, his relationship with coach Brent Key, and his experiences playing with injuries. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Dak Prescott's health is a major concern for the upcoming season, while the Boise State Broncos are looking to build on their success from last year with new quarterback Maddox Madsen. Meanwhile, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are expected to have a strong season with quarterback Haynes King leading the team. [... more]

Haynes King, the quarterback for Georgia Tech, discusses the upcoming season and his team's goals, while also touching on the Denver Nuggets' situation with Nikola Jokic and the NFL Top 100 list rankings. [... more]

The Bible contains various forms of poetic expression, including parallelism, which is a key to unlocking hidden treasures in scripture. Parallelism is a literary device used in wisdom literature to convey complex ideas and principles, and it can be categorized into three main types: synonymous, antithetical, and synthetic. Recognizing parallelism in scripture can help readers understand the text more clearly and appreciate the depth and richness of God's word. [... more]

The rapid advancement of technology and its impact on society is a clear sign that we are living in the last days. The Bible foretold of a time when knowledge would increase, and we are seeing this play out in the development of artificial intelligence, the internet, and other technologies. The mark of the beast, a system of control and tracking, is also being developed, and it is eerily similar to the technologies we see emerging today. Israel's place in the last days is also a significant topic, as the Bible foretold of its rebirth as a nation and its role in the end times. Christians must be aware of these signs and look up, for our redemption draws near. [... more]

The SR-71 Blackbird, a top-secret spyplane designed by Lockheed's Skunk Works, was known for its stealth technology and ability to fly at supersonic speeds at high altitudes. In 1966, one of the planes disintegrated in mid-air, and the pilot, Bill Weaver, miraculously survived the accident, which remains one of the most incredible stories in aviation history. [... more]

The world of college sports is rapidly changing, with big-time programs like Texas Tech capitalizing on the brave new world of NIL money and revenue sharing. Meanwhile, the NBA is abuzz with trades, including a three-team deal between the Clippers, Jazz, and Heat. In baseball, the game is healthier than ever, with attendance and national ratings up, but the sport still faces challenges, including a potential labor war over a salary cap. Golf, on the other hand, is in a crisis, with the proposed merger between the PGA Tour and Live Golf failing to deliver on its promise of big-name stars. [... more]

The growing concern about artificial intelligence's potential to destroy humanity and its impact on education, particularly in making cheating normal, is often misplaced. Humans are the root of the world's problems, and AI merely reflects our moral intentions and flaws. Research shows that AI models lack genuine comprehension and instead generate statistically probable responses based on data sets, creating an illusion of intelligence. [... more]

The invention of air conditioning, the elevator brake, and the barcode have had a profound impact on the modern economy, shaping the world as we know it today. From changing demographics and politics to enabling skyscrapers and mass transit systems, these innovations have had far-reaching consequences. Join Tim Harford, author of 50 Things That Shape the Modern Economy, as he explores the fascinating stories behind these everyday objects. [... more]

We're made to be with God and each other, but our hearts ache for permanence, presence, and pleasure. Jesus came to restore the presence we lost in Eden, offering a better way to find peace, joy, and wholeness. He invites us to come to him, and he'll give us rest, satisfaction, and a new life. [... more]

Amanda Dykes shares insights on how parents can help their children experience the wonders of nature and discover God's creation through hands-on adventures and spiritual exploration. [... more]

Caregivers can benefit from artificial intelligence in healthcare, which can help predict and prevent chronic diseases, improve mental health outcomes, and provide personalized medicine. By integrating AI technology into electronic medical records and using blockchain to secure data, caregivers can have access to a comprehensive and accurate historical narrative of their loved one's health, reducing the burden on them and improving care. [... more]

Building relationships and asking questions is key to passing on faith to the next generation, especially in a culture that emphasizes tolerance and affirmation over truth and morality. Parents must navigate these complexities to help their children develop a strong worldview and understand the difference between love and affirmation. [... more]

Florida Man drives through a restaurant to charge his electric car, leading to a surveillance warrant. A woman is arrested for hiding fentanyl and syringes in her person. A man finds an alligator in his swimming pool, and the Florida Governor legalizes gold and silver as currency. A mayoral candidate proposes government-run grocery stores, sparking controversy and debate. [... more]

Trump drops an 'F' bomb over his frustration at Israel and Iran breaking a ceasefire agreement as he heads to the NATO summit Socialist Muslim Zohran Mamdani takes the lead over Andrew Cuomo in the New York City Mayoral race Dana breaks down his ridiculous policy proposals including a government-run grocery store Rep Al Green introduces the Articles of Impeachment AGAIN Trump continues to go after Thomas Massie Texas Lt Gov Dan Patrick goes on a tear about his THC ban getting vetoed by Gov Greg Abbott claiming shops are being run by gangs and cartels ICE has arrested Iranian [... more]

The devil operates by deception, seeking to undermine the work of God. He can take many forms, including pretending to be an angel of light. The story of the Gibeonites in Joshua chapter 9 illustrates how the devil tries to get people to make deals with him, often through compromise. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of not making deals with the devil, as it can lead to spiritual destruction. He also highlights the need to be careful in relationships with non-believers, as they can pull us down spiritually. However, God can intervene even if we've made a bad decision, and He can use our mistakes for good. [... more]

Bitcoin's acceptance by a growing proportion of global investors as digital gold is on the rise, driven by a shift in the regulatory environment and institutional adoption. This trend has significant implications for investors, particularly those with a high risk tolerance, who may consider diversifying a small portion of their portfolio into Bitcoin. However, it's essential to understand the distinction between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which still carry significant risks. [... more]

Jesus' relationship to the scriptures is a crucial aspect of understanding his nature and mission. His view of the scriptures as the inerrant and perfect word of God is in stark contrast to many who claim to follow him. Jesus' humanity is often overlooked, but it is a vital part of his identity as the God-man. His thirst on the cross, as recorded in the Bible, is a poignant reminder of his humanity and his willingness to suffer for the sake of humanity. [... more]

The hosts discuss the implications of globalism and the one-world system, comparing it to nationalism and the Bible's teachings. They also explore the disintegration of morality in the West, attributing it to the declining influence of the church and the rise of moral relativism. [... more]

Jesus' relationship to the scriptures is a key theme in understanding the cross, as seen in his statement 'I thirst' on the cross, which fulfills Psalm 69:21 and demonstrates his omniscience and deity. The cross is a moment of human responsibility and divine sovereignty, where God's plan is fulfilled through human choices, and Jesus' view of scripture is one of inerrancy and perfection. [... more]

Barcodes have become ubiquitous in modern life, but their history dates back to the 1940s when two Drexel students, Bernard Silver and Norman Joseph Woodland, began working on a solution to automate the checkout process. After years of experimentation and perseverance, they developed the first barcode reader, which used a bullseye pattern to read data from a binary code. The barcode eventually became a standard in the grocery industry, and its use has proliferated to include stock checking, inventory maintenance, and checkout scanning. [... more]

The hosts discuss the importance of discerning the times we are living in, understanding the signs of the times, and how they relate to biblical prophecies. They examine current trends, events, and societal changes from a biblical and prophetic worldview lens, highlighting the need for believers to be watchful and aware of the season we are in. [... more]

The redefinition of family and the rise of AI friendships are exposing a worsening mental illness, the epidemic of loneliness, which is cultivated by assumptions and habits that leave us vulnerable. The church has a unique opportunity to model true humanity and provide a counterpoint to the counterfeit relationships offered by AI. [... more]

Nicole Yunus shares her insights on resilient faith, grief, and the importance of presence in times of loss, drawing from her own experiences and biblical teachings, including the words of Jesus and the book of Hebrews. [... more]

Rest is not a luxury, but a necessary part of living wisely and well. God calls us to work, but also to rest, and this balance is essential for our physical, emotional, and financial well-being. [... more]

The COVID-19 vaccines have been linked to blood clots, including white fibrous clots, which are causing damage to the endothelial lining of blood vessels and leading to a range of health problems, including myocarditis, miscarriages, and nerve damage. Experts are warning that the mRNA technology used in the vaccines is a total failure, causing unintended consequences, including the production of aberrant proteins and the persistence of modified RNA in the body for extended periods. [... more]

The plow, barbed wire, and Google have all had profound effects on society, transforming the way we live and work. From creating new opportunities to reshaping the economy, these technologies have had a lasting impact on the world. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors help individuals find financial professionals who share their Christian values and offer advice grounded in God's word. When selecting a financial advisor, consider asking questions about values alignment, competency, and process. Understanding the differences between wills and trusts can also help individuals make informed decisions about their financial planning. Additionally, exploring the concept of tithing and giving in retirement can provide clarity on how to honor God with one's wealth. [... more]

Preparing a sermon is a spiritual responsibility that requires authenticity and sincerity. Preachers who use artificial intelligence or plagiarize others' work may be tempted by laziness or a lack of character, but true servants of the Lord seek to be filled with the Holy Spirit and proclaim Christ with all wisdom, presenting everyone mature in Christ. [... more]

The story of Joseph's redemption and forgiveness is a powerful example of how God can take our feebleness and make it good, using it for his good and the saving of many lives. This concept of redemption is not about sweeping under the rug of the actual trouble, but about acknowledging the past and allowing God to make something new out of it. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, was born on the same day as Charles Darwin, a renowned English scientist. Despite being born into poverty, Lincoln went on to become a learned man through self-study and hands-on experience. He developed a passion for science and technology, which influenced his decisions as President, including the use of ironclads and the Spencer repeating rifle in the Civil War. Lincoln's commitment to lifelong learning and his understanding of science and technology played a significant role in shaping his presidency and the course of American history. [... more]

Researchers at the University of Zurich used AI bots to impersonate real people on Reddit, successfully changing the beliefs of users on various topics, raising concerns about the manipulation of online discourse and the need for discernment in the age of AI. [... more]

Grief is not an enemy of faith, but rather a part of the human experience. God welcomes us to lament and move through difficult emotions, and it's in these moments that our hearts can break open to expand our capacity for love and compassion. [... more]

Feeling lonely is a common experience, but it doesn't have to be. By cultivating humility, avoiding critical spirit, and practicing loyalty and attentiveness, we can build deeper connections with others. Becky Harling shares her insights on how to overcome loneliness and create meaningful relationships, drawing from her experiences as a speaker, author, and grandmother. [... more]

Dr. Brett Weinstein discusses the COVID vaccine, mRNA technology, and the harm caused by the vaccine injured. He emphasizes the importance of informed consent and DNA contamination, and calls for the removal of the COVID vaccine from the childhood vaccination schedule. [... more]

The Trump administration's HHS has launched an investigation into a hospital's actions, following a complaint from the ACLJ, after reading a blog on their website. This is a major win for the pro-life movement and sets a national precedent for protecting conscience rights in healthcare. [... more]

Trusting God in unexpected seasons is a rigorous journey to embedding a vital belief deep within us. God is powerful and he is also good. When we're in a place of suffering, recognizing God can exist in two attributes that don't seem to make sense to us, and it doesn't mean that they're not true. Just because we can't explain a season and may never be able to doesn't mean that God is not good. Just because it seems like God is absent doesn't mean He is. Life can still be good in suffering, and that's the question we all have to answer when we come to a not what I signed up for season. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest sports news, including the trade of George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys, the potential signing of Aaron Rodgers by the Steelers, and the upcoming NFL schedule release. Tom Pelissero joins the show to provide insight into the Steelers' decision to trade Pickens and the Cowboys' plans for their wide receivers. [... more]

The rapid development of artificial intelligence poses significant risks to human behavior and society, including the potential for inscrutable and uncontrollable technology, deception, and self-preservation instincts. As AI models become increasingly powerful, they are demonstrating sci-fi behaviors, and experts warn that releasing this technology without proper controls could lead to catastrophic consequences. [... more]

A Florida homeowner discovers a record-breaking 98 iguana eggs in their backyard, highlighting the invasive species problem in the state. Meanwhile, former First Lady Michelle Obama's complaints about paying for food and travel as a public servant are met with criticism from Dana Lash, who argues that public office should not be a free-for-all and that the Obamas' privileged upbringing has made them out of touch with the struggles of everyday Americans. [... more]

Samuel Colt became America's first industrial tycoon, and his faithful wife, Elizabeth, proved herself to be no less extraordinary, making Sam Colt's legend bigger than ever and his empire her own. Colt was the first person to make a commercially successful revolver, and his innovative designs revolutionized gun technology. Elizabeth Colt played a crucial role in rebuilding the company and creating a legacy for her husband, who struggled with business and personal issues during his lifetime. [... more]

Author Nicole Yunis shares her insights on how faith is tested and how we can learn to trust God during difficult times. She draws from her book 'Not What I Signed Up For' and the story of Joseph in the Bible to illustrate the importance of remembering God's promises and finding strength in His presence. [... more]

Deirdre Gibson joins the show to discuss the benefits of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and how they can be used to align investments with Christian values. She explains the differences between ETFs and mutual funds, and how ETFs can provide tax efficiency and liquidity. Deirdre also shares examples of Praxis Investment Management's faith-based ETFs and how they can help investors make a positive impact on the world. [... more]

Author Nicole Eunice shares her personal salvation story and discusses her latest book, Not What I Signed Up For, which explores the theme of unexpected seasons and finding freedom and confidence in Christ through the story of Joseph from the Bible. [... more]

Removing phones from schools can have a significant impact on student distraction, academic outcomes, and mental health. Research has shown that the presence of phones in the classroom can lead to decreased academic performance and increased mental health issues. Some schools have implemented phone-free policies, which have resulted in improved academic outcomes, increased social interactions, and decreased discipline issues. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' uncertain future with the Packers and potential destinations, including the Steelers, is discussed. Damian Lillard's recovery from a blood clot and potential return to the court is also examined. The topic of robots in sports, including their potential impact on the NFL and NBA, is explored. Additionally, the Phoenix Suns' struggles and owner Matt Ishbia's comments on the team's performance are discussed. [... more]

The development of screw technology over a couple of hundred years led to the creation of the Robertson and Phillips screws, two types that rose to the top in an era of innovation in the field. The Robertson screw was popular in Canada, while the Phillips head screw became an industry standard worldwide. [... more]

Foreign stocks may be poised for a comeback as the US stock market has become richly valued and foreign stocks look relatively cheap. Factors such as government spending trends, inflation, and interest rates are shifting in favor of foreign markets, making them an attractive option for investors looking to diversify their portfolios. [... more]

The sinking of the RMS Titanic is a remarkable story of human resilience and technological innovation. Wireless operators Harold Bride and Jack Phillips played a crucial role in sending distress signals to nearby ships, including the Carpathia, which ultimately led to the rescue of over 700 people. The story highlights the bravery and sacrifice of these two young men, as well as Captain Rostrum, who put their lives on the line to save others. [... more]

Investing in Israel offers a unique opportunity for those looking to diversify their portfolios. With a strong tech sector and a growing economy, Israel is an attractive destination for investors. The country's entrepreneurial spirit and low view of debt make it an attractive place to invest. Faith-based investors can also find opportunities in Israel through mutual funds that align with their values. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers' negotiations with TJ Watt are stalling, leading to speculation about his future with the team. TJ Watt is considered one of the best defensive players in the league, and his contract situation has sparked debate about his potential departure. Meanwhile, the 2025 NFL Draft is approaching, and prospects like Jalen Lane are preparing for the big day. Lane, a wide receiver from Virginia Tech, has been impressing scouts with his speed and agility, and is expected to be a top pick in the draft. [... more]

Jalen Lane, a wide receiver prospect, discusses his journey from Middle Tennessee State to Virginia Tech, and his experience at the Senior Bowl and Combine. He shares his thoughts on his draft prospects, his favorite football players, and his love for the game. [... more]

The dangers of distracted driving and the importance of staying focused on the road are discussed, as well as the latest developments in the NFL draft and the upcoming show 'North of North' starring Harrison Ford. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sues Pepsi over a promise to deliver a Harrier jet for 7 million Pepsi points. The case weaves through court systems for three years before a judge rules in Pepsi's favor, citing that a commercial is not a contractual offer and the offer was clearly tongue-in-cheek. Meanwhile, the host discusses other topics, including Formula E, a racing series that combines technology and strategy, and the importance of financial literacy for kids and teens. [... more]

J. Gresham Machen's early life, education, and struggles with purpose are explored, setting the stage for his later impact on the church and his defining book, Christianity and Liberalism. [... more]

The psalmist's declaration of God's greatness serves as a reminder to prioritize worship and attention to the divine, rather than succumbing to the allure of technology and social media, which can become idols in our lives. [... more]