David and Sevea Flood, a Swedish missionary couple, faced numerous challenges and hardships while serving in the Belgian Congo. Despite their struggles, they persevered and eventually saw a harvest of joy as their faithfulness and sacrifice bore fruit in the lives of the people they served. [... more]

The NFL is dealing with a surge in quarterback injuries, with several key players sidelined due to various ailments. Meanwhile, Tom Brady is facing scrutiny over his potential involvement in the Chicago Bears' game plan, despite owning a stake in the Raiders. Deion Sanders is struggling to find a consistent quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes, while Travis Kelce's decision to wear a 'Free Rashee Rice' shirt has sparked controversy. The Kansas City Chiefs' support for Rice has been criticized, with some calling for him to face harsher punishment for his role in a high-speed car crash. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the Trump administration's policies and the Federal Reserve's actions, particularly with Jerome Powell. The conversation also touches on the Middle East conflict, specifically the recognition of Hamas by France and the implications of this move. Additionally, the topic of immigration and the challenges faced by countries like Greece and Italy are discussed. Furthermore, the controversy surrounding Media Matters and their funding by Elon Musk is addressed, as well as the Biden administration's policies and their impact on the economy. [... more]

Keeping kids entertained during the summer doesn't have to break the bank. Rob West shares 10 fun, free things your family can do this summer, from visiting the library to hosting a backyard campout. Meanwhile, he answers listener questions on long-term insurance, annuities, and retirement savings, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and conservative investing to protect against inflation risk. [... more]

Harrison Mays, a coal miner from rural Appalachia, traded his life for a lifetime of coal dust after his family moved to a coal camp. He spent most of his days working in the mine, but his childhood was over when he turned 14 and was forced to work in the coal mine instead of pursuing his dream of becoming a preacher. Harrison's life took a dramatic turn after a near-fatal accident in the mine, and he dedicated his life to spreading God's message through his roadside crosses and signs. [... more]

Death is a gift of God, a transition from shadows to sunlight, where believers are welcomed into everlasting habitations. The Bible paints beautiful pictures of what happens when a Christian dies, such as folding one's tent and leaving the campground, or weighing anchor and setting sail for home. These images remind us that this world is not our home, and that death is a means to our eternal home with Christ. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing firm on biblical values, warning against the dangers of compromising on issues like abortion and LGBTQ, and the need for spiritual transformation in a world that is increasingly hostile to Christianity. He also touches on the topic of evangelizing and the importance of sharing the gospel with others, as well as the dangers of the deep state and the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the Secret Service. [... more]

Joel Wegener shares his experiences running a fireworks business with his family, including a memorable incident where a competitor's tent caught fire, and the importance of being cautious with fireworks and alcohol. [... more]

The host discusses the rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses, particularly at Columbia University, where pro-Hamas protests are disrupting graduation ceremonies and targeting Jewish students. The host also talks about the Second Amendment, ghost guns, and the ATF's rulemaking process, as well as the Supreme Court's decision to hear the case. Additionally, the host discusses Joe Biden's comments on the protests and John Fetterman's support for Israel, as well as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the impact of climate change on the economy. [... more]

A Florida Man wrestled an eight-foot gator with bare hands, while another Florida Man was accused of shooting a customer at a McDonald's drive-through over sauce. Meanwhile, campus protests have escalated into anti-Semitism, with Jewish students facing harassment and intimidation. In other news, a handheld device called Lumen measures metabolism and provides personalized nutrition plans, and a $12 billion high-speed rail project is being built between Vegas and Southern California. Additionally, the founder of Earth Day, Ira Einhorn, was a murderer who composted his girlfriend's body. [... more]

The host discusses the recent Ukraine aid package, criticizing the inclusion of billions of dollars for Ukraine and the lack of funding for the US-Mexico border. They also delve into the history of World War II, arguing that the US had to drop the atomic bomb on Japan to minimize casualties and prevent a potentially disastrous invasion. Additionally, they touch on the topic of anti-Semitism on college campuses and the need for accountability. [... more]

Jesus' humanity and suffering are not weaknesses, but opportunities for us to see His glory and experience salvation. As we navigate life's challenges, we can learn from Jesus' example of identification with our weaknesses and imitation of His strength. He came to redeem us from death and offer us a future glory that awaits us, a glory that is available to us now through faith in Him. [... more]

Joel Rosenberg, an expert on the Middle East, discusses the recent attack on Israel by Hamas, which he believes was directed by Iran. He explains the motivations behind the attack and the potential consequences for the region. Rosenberg also talks about the spiritual state of Israel and the role of Christians in praying for the nation and its leaders. [... more]

Rob West talks with Brad Guffey about the physical healthcare services provided by Family Legacy Missions International to over 13,000 orphans in Zambia, and how Christians can be good stewards of their resources to help those in need. [... more]

Joel Wegener shares his experience running a fireworks business with his family, including a close call with a smoldering fire and a competitor's tent being set on fire, highlighting the excitement and challenges of the summer job. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics such as illegal immigration, election 2022, abortion, transgenderism, and vaccine mandates. The show covers Joe Biden's policies and his campaign with John Fetterman, as well as the controversy surrounding the CDC's decision to add the China virus vaccine to the child immunization schedule. [... more]

The Christian church has experienced a significant drift away from its biblical roots, leading to moral decline and a loss of spiritual authority. This drift is attributed to various factors, including the influence of parachurch organizations, the adoption of worldly culture, and a failure to prioritize doctrine. As a result, many churches have become more focused on entertainment and consumerism, rather than equipping believers for spiritual growth and service. The need for evangelical repentance and reformation is clear, and it requires a return to the biblical worldview and a commitment to the authority of Scripture. [... more]

God's intention is to live with his people, and he wants to visibly be seen as living amongst them in the Tabernacle, a portable temporary dwelling place. The Tabernacle is the central picture in this part of Exodus, reflecting God's character and where he lives. It's a place set apart, with a sense of separation from the world, and it's meant to be awe-inspiring, representing God's real home among his people. [... more]

The story of the American Revolution and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, as well as a summer job story about running a fireworks stand and the importance of the 4th of July in American history. [... more]

The author explores the concept of real sinners being under Jesus's tent, where they can be honest about their struggles and find forgiveness and love. This idea is rooted in the Song of Songs and Solomon's wisdom, emphasizing the importance of seeking comfort and guidance from Jesus, rather than hiding behind veils of pretence. [... more]