As Christians, we have been drafted into service, commissioned to occupy a singular role, taking the gospel to a world at war with God. We put everything on the line to see a peace treaty signed between man and God, delivering the terms of surrender and how to have peace with God. [... more]

President Trump's visit to the Middle East has sparked controversy and debate over the Abraham Accords, the Palestinian state, and Iran's nuclear ambitions. Christian geopolitical analyst Soren Kern joins the discussion, providing insight into the complex dynamics at play and the potential implications for Israel and the world. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of stealing $30,000 in Pokémon cards, foiled by a topless MMA coach. Meanwhile, Congress erupts in chaos as lawmakers clash over personal remarks and civility. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya discusses the World Health Organization's proposed treaty, which he believes would grant the organization too much power and stifle free speech. [... more]

Joe Biden's speech at the NAACP, the importance of black history and American history, the World Health Organization's push for a global treaty to prevent pandemics, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's defense of Harrison Butker's free speech, the controversy surrounding Amazon's algorithms and book recommendations, the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Act, the debate over the Affordable Care Act, NBC's Queer Animals documentary, the history of Israel and Palestine, and the weirdness surrounding David DePape's sentencing and New York City's Mayor Eric Adams' stance on American meat and dairy products. [... more]

The Bible describes a time of increasing world anarchy and disorder, where the red horseman brings war, fighting, and bloodshed, engulfing the world, and God's wrath is unleashed, destroying the coalition of nations that march against Israel. [... more]

The World Economic Forum is predicting a new pandemic, Disease X, which could kill 20 times more people than COVID. The global elites are pushing for a pandemic treaty that would strip nations of their sovereignty and create a one-world government. Meanwhile, healthcare workers in Colorado are being vaccinated with a live Ebola vaccine, which has a 31% shedding rate and could infect others. [... more]

The Ukraine conflict escalates as Russia pulls out of the nuclear deal with the US, while China and Russia form a closer alliance. Meanwhile, the US faces criticism for its foreign policy, particularly with regards to NATO expansion and relations with China. In domestic news, a constitutional amendment in Maryland aims to codify abortion rights, sparking controversy and debate. [... more]

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its implications on global politics and economies, as well as the potential consequences of China's involvement and the impact of the war on the US economy and the 2024 presidential election. [... more]

The world is moving towards a new world order, with the WHO treaty and public health emergencies being used to control populations and implement tyranny. The concept of medical martial law is becoming increasingly prevalent, with governments using vaccines and other measures to control citizens. The fight against this is ongoing, with some countries and individuals resisting the implementation of these measures. [... more]

Mad Anthony Wayne, a complex and often misunderstood figure, played a crucial role in the American Revolution and the early years of the United States. From his early days as a wealthy young man with a vivid imagination to his later years as a seasoned general, Wayne's life was marked by both triumph and tragedy. His experiences in the Revolution, including his time with George Washington and his own battles, shaped him into a leader who was both passionate and flawed. As he navigated the challenges of the frontier, Wayne's respect for the Native Americans grew, and he worked to find a path forward that would allow Americans to settle and thrive in the West. [... more]

Clara Barton, a pioneering nurse and humanitarian, played a crucial role in the American Civil War, establishing the American Red Cross and advocating for disaster relief. Her bravery and dedication to helping others earned her the nickname 'Angel of the Battlefield'. [... more]

The collapse of biblical authority in America has led to the rise of wokeness, a form of Marxism that rejects God's order for creation and fosters grievance, blame, and division. This ideology has taken hold in various sectors of society, including the evangelical church, and has been promoted by influential figures such as the Gospel Coalition and Eric Mason. Christians must be aware of this threat and proclaim the gospel of grace versus the woke message of grievance, which is a battle of atonement doctrines. The true gospel offers a grace gospel grounded in a forgiving father who works through a loving son and a powerful spirit, while wokeness offers a grievance gospel that divides churches and seeks to silence Christians. [... more]

The concept of a 'woke religion' has taken hold in America, promoting a worldview that rejects God's assessment and solutions for mankind. This ideology, rooted in Marxist principles, seeks to dynamite and rebuild society, promoting guilt transfers and reparations as a means of atonement. Christians must be informed about this ideology to avoid being taken captive by its empty deception. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization is pushing for a global pandemic treaty that would grant it operational control over governments' public health systems, raising concerns about surveillance and digital IDs. [... more]

The mainstream media is following a depopulation program, and the government has lost legitimacy. The CDC is privately owned by big pharma, and scientists who question the narrative are blackballed. The pandemic treaty proposed by the World Health Organization would give it too much power, and the media is not reporting on the government's plans to divert resources from veterans to illegal immigrants. [... more]

As ambassadors for Christ, we are commissioned to deliver the message of reconciliation to a world at war with God. This message is not just for clergy, but for every Christian, who is called to take the gospel to a world that is hostile towards God. The story of Jim and Elizabeth Elliot, who gave their lives to share the gospel with a primitive tribe in Ecuador, illustrates the ministry of reconciliation and the power of the gospel to bring peace between God and humanity. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including the age of the earth, the Bible, salvation, deliverance ministries, and the relationship between Christianity and government. The hosts engage with callers on these topics, exploring different perspectives and interpretations. [... more]

God views us differently after reconciliation, declaring us righteous and treating us that way. This is justification, and it's a monumental fact that we can have peace with God and His peace inside us. The blood of Christ is essential for our salvation, and it's the means by which God reconciles us to Himself, making us holy, blameless, and above reproach in His sight. [... more]

The concept of peace is deeply rooted in Christianity, as Jesus Christ is the mediator of peace who stepped onto the battlefield and brought two warring parties together. The idea of a peace treaty is explored in Colossians chapter one, where Paul discusses the terms and conditions of peace through the blood of Jesus' cross. The Gnostic heresy is also addressed, as Paul emphasizes that Jesus is fully God and fully human, making him the perfect mediator of peace. [... more]

The historic Abraham Accords Peace Treaty has sparked debate among evangelical Christians, with some wondering if it's a false peace that will lead to the reign of the Antichrist or a genuine step towards peace in the Middle East. Dr. Michael Brown explores the treaty's significance and its potential implications for Israel and the world. [... more]

Annette Bening discusses her Tony-nominated role in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, which mirrors events in her own family history. Meanwhile, a nationwide push to put more women on pedestals is underway, with a new monument to be erected in Central Park honoring women's suffrage pioneers. An Iraq war veteran finds solace in music, and 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley reflects on the meaning of citizenship in a divided America. [... more]