The persecuted church is a reality for millions of Christians around the world, facing intense pressure, violence, and discrimination. In this podcast, a guest shares stories of believers in Nigeria, Iran, and North Korea, highlighting their courage and resilience in the face of adversity. The conversation also touches on the importance of empowering the persecuted church, providing support and resources to help them stand strong in their faith. [... more]

In rural Malawi, many children wake up each day unsure if they'll eat and relying on water that can make them sick. Cross International is working to break the cycle of poverty, provide clean water, and introduce families to the love of Jesus. Their long-term approach involves partnering with local ministries to equip communities with vital physical resources and spiritual support. [... more]

Sharon Epps shares insights on the generosity of women in the Bible, specifically Joanna who financially supported Jesus, and how her story teaches us about receiving before giving and the virtuous cycle of giving. Rob West discusses various financial topics, including retirement planning, student loans, and Social Security benefits, using biblical principles to guide decision-making. [... more]

Actor Christian Bale shares his 17-year journey to create a permanent home for foster children in Los Angeles, inspired by his own realization of the need for help in the foster community. [... more]

The generosity of women in the Bible is explored, particularly Joanna, who provided for Jesus and his entourage despite her wealth and royal lifestyle. Her story highlights the importance of receiving from God before giving, and the virtuous cycle of giving and receiving. A biblical worldview is applied to financial decisions, emphasizing the importance of stewardship, generosity, and faithfulness. [... more]

Lantern Rescue, a Christian ministry, is working to bring light into the darkness of human trafficking in the Dominican Republic. They are partnering with local churches to provide humanitarian aid to the Batés, a community of Asian nationals who have been exploited and neglected. The team is working to build bathrooms and provide basic necessities, and is calling on churches and individuals to get involved and pray for this critical mission. [... more]

A woman in The Villages, Florida, was charged with repeatedly chugging liquor without paying for it at a grocery store. Meanwhile, a three-legged black bear, known as Tripod, was spotted in Lake Mary, Florida, and was seen drinking white claw from a mini refrigerator. The host shares a personal story about catching a possum in her attic and her attempts to tame it, while also discussing various news stories, including a man who underwent fecal transplants using his mother's waste to treat his Crohn's disease and the upcoming Snow White film, which features CGI dwarves. [... more]

A woman in Florida has been charged with repeatedly drinking liquor without paying for it at a Publix store in The Villages. Meanwhile, a three-legged bear in Lake Mary, Florida, raided a refrigerator and drank all the White Claw. The podcast also discusses Liberty Safe's handling of a warrant for a suspect's safe and the controversy surrounding gun safes. Additionally, Hurricane Lee is rapidly intensifying into a Cat 2, and a woman in Britain was stung by a swarm of angry bees. [... more]

The 14th verse of Habakkuk's third chapter teaches a powerful lesson about faith, meekness, and God's plan to use evil for good. Jesus' crucifixion is seen as a spectacle of Satan's defeat, where God turns his intended evil into a means of salvation. This understanding is rooted in the Hebrew concept of the letter Nun, representing humility and meekness. [... more]

The seventh chapter of the Song of Solomon reveals a beautiful image of Jesus' teachings on the fields being white for harvest, where believers reap what they did not sow due to their communion with Christ, who is the cover and blood of salvation. [... more]

A missionary shares his journey of serving the Lord in India, where he has seen incredible need and transformation among unreached people. He discusses his work in church planting and disciple making, and how education and the gospel are bringing hope to children and families in remote villages. [... more]

Derek Masha-Monday shares his story of growing up in Zimbabwe and how he was introduced to Christianity through a missionary. He discusses the importance of spreading the Gospel and the work being done in his village, including drilling water wells and soccer ministry. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in Zimbabwe and the impact of Christian values on the community. [... more]

Major Luis Melendez discusses the importance of following Jesus' example in spreading the gospel, highlighting his actions in various towns and villages, and emphasizing the need for Christians to go and preach, teach, and heal in their communities. [... more]

God-defined family and morality are the targets of a revolution that seeks to transform society, rejecting traditional Christian values and institutions. The movement, led by organizations like Black Lives Matter, aims to dismantle the nuclear family and promote a queer-affirming network, ultimately casting God away from accountability. Christians must stand firm in their biblical worldview, upholding the importance of marriage and family in a stable and peaceful society. [... more]