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]

Dennis Leary discusses his new show Going Dutch, and shares a story about Wayne Gretzky. The Rich Eisen Show also talks about the NFL and college football, including the Jaguars and Josh Allen. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of living a life that honors the Lord, paying attention to signs of the times, and being prepared for the return of Jesus Christ. He shares the story of Noah and the great flood, highlighting the destructive power of sin and the need for spiritual growth and accountability. Pastor Laurie emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Spirit and not being controlled by intoxicants or other substances. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses his NFL power rankings, where the Chicago Bears have finally made it onto the list, and the Ravens are one of the best teams in football. Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers joins the show to talk about the World Series, his experience as a catcher, and the Dodgers' special organization. [... more]

Drew McIntyre discusses his journey to becoming a WWE champion, his experiences with the company, and his upcoming match against Cody Rhodes for the WWE Championship. He also talks about his time in NXT, his relationships with other wrestlers, and his views on the current state of the wrestling industry. [... more]

Jeff Perlman discusses his book about Tupac Shakur's life and times, while Rich Eisen talks about the World Series matchup between the Blue Jays and the Dodgers, and also discusses the Seattle Mariners' heartbreaking loss in Game 7. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including the Denver Broncos' comeback win, the Indianapolis Colts' dominance, and the New England Patriots' resurgence. The show also touches on pediatric cancer research and the Hyundai Hope on Wheels campaign. In addition, the hosts engage in an Overreaction Monday segment, debating topics such as the best running back in the NFL and the most complete team in the AFC West. [... more]

The bicycle has had a major impact on American life, from its early beginnings as a curiosity to its current popularity as a sustainable mode of transportation. With the help of author Margaret Goroff, we explore the history of the bicycle and how it has shaped our culture and technology. From the early days of the draisine to the modern electric bicycle, we examine the evolution of the bicycle and its impact on our daily lives. [... more]

Joy Neil Kidney shares her childhood memories of growing up in a rural Iowa farmhouse, where she roller skated in the house and played with her siblings. Her mother longed for a new house, and eventually, they tore down the old one to build a new, mouse-proof home. The story highlights the simplicity and joys of life in a bygone era. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone multiple surgeries. He discusses the importance of faith, theology, and music in providing comfort and hope during difficult times. Peter also reflects on the recent shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville and the impact it has had on him and his community. [... more]

The origins of NASCAR are rooted in the moonshine trade of the 19th and early 20th centuries in the American South. Moonshiners, who made and delivered corn whiskey, began racing each other on weekends, leading to the development of stock car racing. The sport's early pioneers, including Raymond Parks and Red Byron, played a crucial role in shaping NASCAR into what it is today. Their stories, filled with rebellion, innovation, and perseverance, are a testament to the spirit of American entrepreneurship and the power of passion. [... more]

The Christian Car Guy Show explores the concept of unity in the church, referencing the four kinds mentioned in Leviticus 23, which represent different types of people, including those with Bible knowledge, good deeds, humility, and a balance of both. The hosts discuss how these four kinds are celebrated in the Feast of Tabernacles and how they are essential for the body of Christ to function properly. [... more]

The Cabbage Patch Kids phenomenon of the 1980s set the stage for modern-day Black Friday chaos, with parents fighting over the unique dolls that came with birth certificates and a sense of exclusivity. Toy historian Jonathan Alexandratos shares the story of how the Cabbage Patch Kids craze began with Martha Nelson Thomas's soft sculpture dolls and how Xavier Roberts took the concept to a new level, creating a sensation that would be remembered for years to come. [... more]

The Cabbage Patch Kids phenomenon of the 1980s was a cultural sensation that sparked riots and chaos in stores, with parents fighting over the unique dolls. The story of the Cabbage Patch Kids is a fascinating tale of innovation, marketing, and the power of toys to capture the imagination of the public. [... more]

God loves to take what we have and multiply it. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Elijah's faith journey, including his dependence on a widow woman and his trust in God's provision. Elijah's story is a testament to the power of faith and the hope of heaven, where we will be reunited with loved ones who have passed on before us. [... more]

Rob West offers biblical financial advice on spring maintenance, including inspecting outdoor air conditioning units, gutters, and firewood, while also discussing mortgage options and budgeting strategies for a listener seeking to pay off her mortgage and secure her financial future. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Miles C Collier founder of the Revs Institute tells the story of inventions that took us from our own legs to wheels horses bikes and cars Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The origins of NASCAR are rooted in the moonshine trade of the southern United States, where farmers turned to making and delivering corn whiskey to make a living. The sport of stock car racing evolved from these moonshiners' need for speed and their rebellious nature, eventually giving rise to the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, or NASCAR. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a top-grossing sport, NASCAR's story is one of American ingenuity and the pursuit of speed. [... more]

The Cabbage Patch Kids phenomenon of the 1980s revolutionized the way people shopped for toys, leading to the first recorded footage of people going wild in a store. The story of how these dolls became a cultural sensation and a symbol of status is a fascinating tale of innovation, marketing, and human behavior. [... more]

The origins of NASCAR are rooted in the moonshine trade of the southern United States, where farmers turned to making corn whiskey to supplement their income. As the automobile industry grew, so did the moonshine trade, and drivers began to modify their cars to outrun revenue agents and have fun. The sport of stock car racing evolved, with pioneers like Raymond Parks and Red Byron playing key roles in its development. Bill France's leadership and business acumen helped shape the sport into what it is today, but also created tension between the official NASCAR organization and the rebellious drivers who defined the early years of the sport. [... more]