On Good Friday, we reflect on the cross and the profound truths of the gospel in everyday language, using financial imagery to describe spiritual realities. We discuss the importance of building an emergency fund, retirement planning, and using home equity through reverse mortgages to supplement income and live comfortably in retirement. [... more]

A discussion about the intersection of gun control and ballistics, with a focus on the Charlie Kirk case and the role of politics in shaping public opinion. The conversation also touches on the future of quantum computing, the importance of Judeo-Christian values, and the absurdity of identity politics. Additionally, the hosts discuss the personal lives of public figures, such as Christy Noam and Lindsey Graham, and the implications of their actions on their public image. [... more]

The president's actions in Venezuela and Ukraine are sparking controversy, while Democrats and Republicans are gearing up for the 2026 midterms. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom's presidency is being questioned, and the economy is a major concern for many Americans. [... more]

A peace proposal put forward by President Trump aims to bring an end to the war in Ukraine and Russia, involving a multi-point plan including a ceasefire, financial compensation to Ukraine, and a roadmap for normalized US-Russia trade. Meanwhile, the ACLJ discusses government accountability and Christian persecution, highlighting the importance of defending religious freedom and standing up for one's rights in the face of persecution. [... more]

Moldova's Ambassador to the U.S. discusses the country's recent parliamentary elections, where a fair and democratic vote sent a clear message that Moldova is a sovereign, independent country and that Russia is not welcome. He shares his experiences living under Soviet and Russian occupation and influence, and explains how Moldova has tasted freedom and democracy since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Ambassador also talks about the importance of a strong partnership between Moldova and the United States, and how the U.S. has been helpful in strengthening Moldovan institutions and resisting Russian influence. [... more]

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative leader and Christian, has sparked a collective gut punch among those on the right, while some on the left have disturbingly celebrated his death. The killing has highlighted the dark and wicked deception that has hardened the hearts of many in the country, where freedom of religion and speech is being challenged. The discussion surrounding Kirk's death has also brought attention to the importance of a Christian worldview in shaping one's perspective on politics and culture. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana A Ukrainian refugee was stabbed on a train in Charlotte NC A woman goes viral at a Miami Marlins game for stealing a home run ball away from a kid on his birthday West Point cancels an award that was for Actor Tom Hanks as Trump celebrates the decision Don Lemon gets embarrassed as he tries another man-on-the-street interview with New Yorkers over being fake news Treasury Sec Scott Bessent obliterates NBC's Kristen Welker in his Meet The Press interview Chris Christie ironically goes after RFK Jr as a bad pick for HHS Secretary [... more]

A Ukrainian refugee was brutally murdered on a light rail in Charlotte, sparking national attention and debate over crime in major cities. Meanwhile, bar owners in North Carolina who were shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic are suing the state over claims their businesses were unjustly closed, with the North Carolina Supreme Court ruling in their favor. Additionally, a new program aims to support the development and expansion of private schools in the state to meet growing demand for educational options. [... more]

The Trump-Putin summit is underway, with President Trump aiming to bring a resolution to the Ukraine war. Hillary Clinton has made a surprising statement, suggesting that President Trump could be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize if he can achieve a successful outcome. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting for free speech and police accountability, taking on cases involving street preachers and pro-life protesters. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of Joe Biden's mental health and cognitive decline is called into question, with revelations of a lack of engagement and a reliance on teleprompters. Meanwhile, the US and Russia engage in diplomatic efforts to end the Ukrainian war, with President Trump offering a ceasefire proposal. The US economy is also a focus, with tax cuts and Medicaid reform being debated in Congress. [... more]

The Democratic Party's internal power struggle continues as Chuck Schumer faces opposition from his own party, with some calling for him to step down. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's executive orders are being challenged by judges, raising concerns about the separation of powers and the politicization of the courts. The ACLJ is working to defend persecuted Christians around the world, including in India and Pakistan, and is advocating for stronger protections for religious minorities at the United Nations. [... more]

A district judge is trying to stop President Trump's administration from deporting 261 known gang members, while the administration is pushing back against the judge's authority. Meanwhile, tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to escalate, with President Trump attempting to negotiate a ceasefire. The EPA is also at the center of a controversy over climate grants, with a judge blocking the administration's efforts to return $20 billion in grants. [... more]

Victor Davis Hanson discusses the Ukrainian war and Donald Trump's negotiation efforts, while Pastor Ernie Sanders addresses various topics including the J6 committee, the Biden regime, and abortion. [... more]

The Trump administration is making significant moves to address the US budget deficit, with Elon Musk's Doge initiative aiming to cut waste and inefficiency. Meanwhile, tensions between the US and Ukraine are escalating, with President Trump and President Zelensky engaging in a war of words. The US is also taking steps to address the congestion pricing program in New York City, with President Trump tweeting 'Long live the king' in opposition to the plan. [... more]

The Canadian government is imposing strict gun control measures, confiscating firearms and sending them to Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US is dealing with a drone invasion, with reports of Iranian motherships launching drones towards the country. Immigration is also a hot topic, with the Netherlands considering capping its population and the US struggling to find a solution for the Dreamers. In other news, the concept of weight neutrality is being pushed, with some arguing that people have the right to be fat, while others see it as a health issue. The US is also grappling with the consequences of Obamacare, with some arguing that it has led to increased healthcare costs and others defending it as a necessary measure to ensure healthcare for all. [... more]

The Daniel Penny case is ongoing, with the jury deadlocked on the charge of manslaughter. Meanwhile, the Canadian government is banning thousands of firearms models and plans to donate some to Ukraine. In the US, there's controversy over Joe Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, with some Democrats expressing anger and disappointment. Additionally, there's discussion about gun control, due process, and the nomination of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense. [... more]

Elena Dub shares her family's legacy of Christian education in Ukraine, particularly her father's vision for the Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary, which has grown from 12 students to over 3,000. The seminary offers a hybrid model of education, with students attending classes five times a year and completing coursework online. Elena's work in women's ministry has been instrumental in empowering women to take on leadership roles in the church and community. The seminary has also been involved in refugee support and has established 19 WeCare centers across Ukraine to provide aid and share the gospel. [... more]

The Biden administration's decision to allow US-funded weaponry to be used offensively in Russia has escalated the war in Ukraine, sparking concerns about the potential for a larger conflict and the impact on US foreign policy. As the transition period comes to a close, experts are warning about the dangers of unchecked escalation and the need for a peaceful solution to the conflict. [... more]

Creating a Christmas budget can bring financial freedom and reduce holiday stress. Focus on the reason for the season and prioritize family togetherness. Consider simplifying holiday cooking and shopping, and make time for spiritual reflection and Advent celebrations. [... more]

The United States is considering providing lethal aid to Ukraine, but some Republicans are hesitant due to concerns about national security implications and the potential for World War III. Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has been praised for his efforts to combat corruption, but critics argue that the aid money is not being used effectively. Meanwhile, Russia's military is being supported by other countries, including Iran, China, and North Korea, which are working together to cause problems in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. [... more]