In the midst of war and tragedy, God is doing miraculous things in the Middle East and Africa. Pastors are facing incredible challenges, but they are also being empowered to share the gospel and disciple others. A ministry is working to support these leaders through digital discipleship and training, helping them to overcome persecution and share the love of Christ with their communities. [... more]

Born into slavery, Thomas Smallwood became a self-educated abolitionist who collaborated with Charles Torrey to help slaves escape by the wagon load, demoralize slaveholders, and undermine the institution of slavery. Their story is a testament to the power of courage and determination in the fight for freedom. [... more]

Swerve Strickland shares his experiences growing up in a military family, his early days in wrestling, and his time in NXT and Lucha Underground. He discusses his character development, including his use of everyday items as props and his approach to storytelling. Strickland also talks about his time as the first black AEW champion and his thoughts on being part of the No Contest Wrestling Hall of Fame. [... more]

Black Americans like Catherine Thompson faced a precarious freedom living in the antebellum North, where the forces of slavery still lurked despite the state's history of abolitionism. The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 made all Americans responsible for assisting slaveholders in their pursuit of fugitives from slavery, leading to the kidnappings of free blacks and the destruction of families. [... more]

Greg Hall recounts the extraordinary story of the 2010 Chilean mining disaster, where 33 miners were trapped 2,300 feet underground for 69 days. Hall, the owner of Perfoi Quipos, a company that supplied the miners' equipment, shares the little-known story of how he and his team worked tirelessly to drill a half-mile hole through solid granite to rescue the miners, facing numerous challenges and setbacks along the way. [... more]

In 1845, a runaway mother named Catherine Thompson escaped from her enslavement in Maryland with the help of a free man named William Thompson. They settled in New Jersey, but their freedom was short-lived as they were eventually tracked down by a notorious slave catcher, Philadelphian George Alberti Jr. The story of Katherine Thompson and her infant son, Joel, is a powerful example of the struggles faced by black Americans in the antebellum North and the efforts of abolitionists to expose the true nature of slavery and aid in its destruction. [... more]

Danny shares his story of redemption and how God used his past experiences to call him to overseas work in Southeast Asia, where he plans to build an orphanage and minister to those in need. Despite facing numerous challenges, Danny remains committed to his calling and trusts in God's provision and guidance. [... more]

The South's peculiar institution of slavery defined the region in ways even Southerners could not predict, leading to a deepening resolve to defend it despite its moral contradictions and the dehumanizing effects it had on enslaved people. [... more]

Bobby Gunn, a 73-0 undefeated bare knuckle fighter, recounts his life of underground fights, where he would put his life on the line for cash, and his journey to become a legend in the bare knuckle world. His story is one of resilience and determination, as he fought against all odds to provide for his family and prove himself as a champion. [... more]

Thomas Shipley, a white Christian philanthropist, dedicated his life to the extinction of human bondage, helping free hundreds of black Americans and laying the foundation for the Underground Railroad. [... more]

Harriet Tubman, a fearless visionary, led scores of her fellow slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Born into slavery, she endured a horrific childhood, but her parents struggled to educate and protect her. She eventually escaped to freedom in Pennsylvania, only to return 13 times to rescue about 60 or 70 of her family and friends. Her faith and confidence in God guided her through extraordinary circumstances, and she became a legendary figure in American history. [... more]

Thomas Smallwood, a former slave and self-educated man, and Charles Torrey, a white abolitionist, collaborated to help slaves escape by the wagon load, demoralizing slaveholders and undermining the institution of slavery in the mid-19th century. [... more]

The war in Israel between Hamas and Israel has significant implications for the Middle East and the world, with the Biden administration's policies emboldening Iran and Hamas. The conflict also raises questions about the Israeli government's intelligence failure and the potential for a land invasion of Gaza. Christians must balance their support for the Jewish people with their biblical call to oppose sin and rebellion against God, and consider the broader context of end times prophecy and the conflict between Israel and the Islamists. [... more]

Thomas Shipley was a 19th-century Christian philanthropist who devoted his life to the extinction of human bondage. As a leader of the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, he played a crucial role in the Underground Railroad and advocated for immediate emancipation of enslaved Americans. His tireless efforts helped free hundreds of black Americans and protected thousands more from slave owners and kidnappers. [... more]

Army Sergeant William H. Kearney, a former enslaved man, became the first black American to earn the Medal of Honor for protecting the American flag during the Civil War. His story highlights the bravery and patriotism of black soldiers who fought for their nation's founding ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [... more]

In the heart of Philadelphia, a runaway mother, Catherine Thompson, desperately fought to protect her infant son from a ruthless slave catcher. This gripping story highlights the precarious freedom of black Americans in the antebellum North and the efforts of abolitionists to expose the true nature of slavery and aid in its destruction. [... more]

Tim Ballard, a former Homeland Security agent, heads up Operation Underground Railroad, a non-profit group that rescues trafficked kids. He shares his true story of tracking down child traffickers and the horrors he has witnessed. Jim Caviezel, who plays Ballard in the movie Sound of Freedom, discusses the film's impact and the importance of raising awareness about this global issue. [... more]

Thomas Shipley, a 19th century Christian philanthropist, devoted his life to the extinction of human bondage, becoming a beloved icon within the abolitionist community for his tireless efforts to free hundreds of black Americans and lobby for legislation to protect thousands more. [... more]

Harriet Tubman, a fearless visionary, led scores of enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Born into slavery in 1822, she suffered a head injury at 13, which led to epileptic seizures and strong visionary activity. Despite these challenges, she became a skilled entrepreneur and eventually escaped to freedom in Pennsylvania. Returning to the South 13 times, she rescued about 70 of her family and friends, earning her the nickname 'Moses of Her People'. Her faith and confidence in God guided her throughout her journey, and she continued to fight for freedom during the Civil War, becoming a spy and leading a raid that liberated 750 enslaved people. [... more]

The threat of nuclear war looms as some turn to Cold War-era bunkers for safety, while others celebrate the resilience of a small town in Alabama, where a boll weevil nearly destroyed the cotton crop, leading to a new era of peanut farming. Meanwhile, a romantic comedy starring two gay men is making waves in Hollywood, and a gardening magazine celebrates its 100th anniversary with a focus on creativity and calm. [... more]

Queen Elizabeth II's life and legacy are remembered as a symbol of stability and continuity, but her successor, King Charles III, faces a new era with challenges and promise. Meanwhile, a community in East Brooklyn, New York, has transformed itself through the Nehemiah Project, a pioneering effort in affordable housing and community development. In other news, multimedia sound artist Nikki Lindt explores the hidden universe of underground recordings, and the House of Windsor's rich history is examined in a special report. [... more]

Harriet Tubman, a fearless visionary, led scores of fellow slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad, a network of people and places that helped enslaved individuals escape to freedom. Born into slavery in Maryland, Tubman's childhood was marked by hardship and cruelty, but she survived and eventually became a conductor on the Underground Railroad, rescuing hundreds of people, including her family and friends, from slavery. Her faith and confidence in God guided her through the dangers and challenges of her work, and she became a legendary figure in American history, known for her bravery and selflessness. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including the COVID vaccines, the Church Fathers, the Anunnaki, and evangelism. They also share personal experiences and stories of near-death experiences and spiritual warfare. [... more]