Hudson Taylor, a remarkable missionary, was known for his faith, humility, and optimistic spirit. He credited his confidence in the Lord with the statement 'If we are obeying God, the responsibility rests with him, not us.' Taylor's life was marked by a sense of joy and humility, and he was responsible for leading nearly one thousand missionaries into China, planting hundreds of churches, and starting schools. [... more]

Tom Morton recounts his journey to becoming a U.S. Marine, from his initial desire to enlist and work his way up to the challenges he faced during boot camp, including the crucible, a three-day non-stop field exercise that tested his physical and mental limits. He reflects on the transformative experience of earning his Eagle, Globe, and Anchor, the Marine Corps emblem, and the moment when he truly understood the warrior ethos of the Marine Corps. [... more]

A clinical psychologist and family therapist shares his personal experience and professional expertise on the importance of acknowledging and processing grief, trauma, and loss in caregiving situations, and finding purpose and resilience in the face of adversity. [... more]

The New England Puritans formed a government and carved a society in the howling wilderness of New England, establishing Harvard University and a classical education system. However, their reputation was marred by the Salem Witch Trials, where 200 people were arrested and 20 were executed for alleged witchcraft. Dr. Stephen Nichols explores the complexities of Puritanism and the Salem Witch Trials, highlighting the importance of understanding the historical context and the role of figures like Increase Mather and Samuel Sewell in bringing an end to the trials. [... more]

The prosperity gospel redefines God's blessing primarily in material terms, leading to a distorted view of faith and financial decisions. Dr. David W. Jones discusses the dangers of this theology and the importance of a biblical understanding of blessing and provision, emphasizing the need to trust in God's revealed grace and not view faith as a force that generates blessings. [... more]

A hungry and thirsty Jesus was offered all the kingdoms of the world if only he'd worship Satan. Sometimes we see a quick solution to a crisis and we're tempted to dishonor God to meet legitimate needs. [... more]

As a caregiver for a loved one with chronic pain, it can be overwhelming and isolating. But what brings true comfort and strength in the midst of suffering? Peter Rosenberger shares his personal journey and insights on finding hope and resilience through faith, and how to season ourselves for the challenges of caregiving. [... more]

Andrew and Jack, a father-son duo, narrowly avoid a collision with a mysterious boat while deep-sea fishing. They soon discover the boat's owner, Sasha Scheller, has fallen overboard without a life jacket. Despite the odds, Andrew and Jack devise a plan to search for Sasha, using the boat's GPS to track his last known location. After an agonizing search, they finally spot Sasha in the water and rescue him, thanks to their quick thinking and bravery. [... more]

The New England Puritans, a group of people who settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, have been misunderstood by many Americans. Their reputation has been shaped by works such as Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter and Arthur Miller's The Crucible, which portray them as hypocritical and mean-spirited. However, Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College, argues that this is not an accurate representation of the Puritans. He explains that the Puritans were a group of people who valued learning, industry, and community, and that their experiences, including the Salem Witch Trials, should be understood in the context of European history and the Reformation. [... more]

A poor widow's act of generosity in the Bible has inspired giving in the Christian church for 2,000 years, teaching us that God never shows us all the good we do and that our impact can be much greater than we ever thought. Jesus' story of the widow's mites shows that giving from the heart and out of love means more to God than giving out of abundance or obligation. [... more]

The Salem witch trials of 1692-1693 were a dark chapter in American history, where hysteria and false accusations led to the execution of 20 people, mostly women, accused of witchcraft. Historian Dr. Stephen Nichols explores the context of the trials, the role of the New England Puritans, and the legacy of this event in American culture. [... more]

The New England Puritans, a group of people who settled in the New World, have been misunderstood by Americans due to the portrayal of them in literature such as Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter and Arthur Miller's The Crucible. Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College, sheds light on the true nature of the Puritans, who valued learning, hard work, and community, and were not the hypocrites often depicted in literature. The Salem Witch Trials, which occurred from 1692 to 1693, were a dark period in American history, resulting in the execution of 20 people, and were a result of a combination of factors, including superstition, fear, and the influence of European witch trials. [... more]

The American Puritans, a group often misunderstood, were a complex and industrious people who established the first college in the New World, Harvard. Their legacy is marred by the Salem Witch Trials, a series of events that saw 20 people executed for alleged witchcraft. Dr. Stephen Nichols explores the historical context of the trials, shedding light on the European witch trials that preceded them and the consequences of the Salem Witch Trials on the Puritan community. [... more]

The New England Puritans were a misunderstood group in American history, often portrayed as hypocrites and self-righteous individuals. However, their true nature was one of love for learning, industriousness, and a strong work ethic. The Salem Witch Trials, which occurred from 1692 to 1693, were a dark period in American history, resulting in the execution of 20 people, mostly women, accused of witchcraft. The trials were fueled by fear, superstition, and a lack of understanding of the European context in which they took place. [... more]

The hosts of the Christian Car Guys show explore the concept of freedom and how it relates to their lives, referencing the 118th Psalm and the story of Passover. They also discuss the 58th birthday of the Mustang and interview a Mustang marketing manager, Jim Owens. Additionally, they talk to Rodney, a man who is traveling the country with a cross, and learn about his experiences and encounters with people along the way. [... more]