God sees us for what we can become, not just for what we are. He wants us to submit to His purpose and plan for our lives. The story of Jacob wrestling with God teaches us about the importance of patience and trust in God's timing and will. We must learn to wait on the Lord and trust Him to accomplish His plans, even when it's difficult or uncomfortable. [... more]

The concept of spiritual adoption is explored, where believers are born again into God's family and gain new rights and citizenship. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in this adoption, leading believers and testifying that they are children of God. The doctrine of the Trinity is also discussed, emphasizing the co-equality and co-eternality of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. [... more]

Rogue judges continue to block Trump's birthright citizenship agenda, while the FBI, CIA, and Secret Service are accused of corruption and cover-ups. Meanwhile, college campuses are becoming hotbeds of anti-Semitism and anti-Christian sentiment, and pro-life legislation is being hindered by politicians who prioritize abortion. The Jeffrey Epstein case is also being revisited, with allegations of pedophilia and corruption involving high-ranking officials. [... more]

A federal judge blocks President Trump's birthright citizenship order, using a class action lawsuit to argue that infants born in the US should be granted citizenship, despite the Supreme Court's warning that nationwide injunctions are not permissible. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

The Supreme Court has ruled on a 6-3 decision, limiting the power of district court judges to issue nationwide injunctions, which have been used to block executive orders, including those related to birthright citizenship. This decision is seen as a victory for President Trump, who has been a target of such injunctions. However, the issue of birthright citizenship remains unresolved, and the Supreme Court's decision does not address the underlying question of whether children born to undocumented immigrants are automatically citizens. The ruling is also seen as a warning to district court judges to stop issuing injunctions that go beyond their constitutional powers and to respect the separation of powers between the branches of government. [... more]

The Supreme Court has limited the use of nationwide injunctions, which has significant implications for President Trump's agenda. The decision also has implications for the birthright citizenship executive order, which is currently being challenged in court. Meanwhile, the border has seen a significant decrease in crossings, with only 38 people attempting to cross the entire 2,000-mile-long southern border in June. The decrease is attributed to the Trump administration's policies, including the use of the military and consequences for those who attempt to cross the border. The decision to limit nationwide injunctions is seen as a victory for the president, but it may not necessarily solve the problem of the injunctions. The Supreme Court has also ruled that parents have the right to opt their children out of reading LGBTQ+ themed storybooks in public schools, which has been a contentious issue in some areas. [... more]

The Todd Sterns Radio Show discusses the controversy surrounding birthright citizenship, the Trump administration's efforts to address illegal immigration, and the implications of the Fourteenth Amendment. The show also touches on the Make America Healthy Again movement, the use of ivermectin for parasite cleanses, and the growing trend of sex education in public schools. Additionally, the show covers the governor's race in Colorado and the controversy surrounding transgender ideology. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the US government's policies on Medicaid, tax policy, and economic growth, as well as the implications of birthright citizenship and immigration reform. The conversation also touches on the issue of genocide in South Africa and the importance of due process. Additionally, the topic of abortion and reproductive care is discussed, with a focus on Planned Parenthood and pregnancy resource centers. The Middle East is also a key topic, with discussions on Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and the impact of terrorism and jihad on the region. [... more]

The host Robbie discusses the concept of birthright and its connection to the idea of a priest, highlighting how this relates to Jesus' labor of love, a ministry that provides car repair and labor for single moms, widows, and families in crisis. He is joined by guests, including Jim Owens, a Mustang marketing manager, and Wendy, a recipient of the Jesus labor love ministry, who shares her story of receiving a car and the impact it had on her life. [... more]

President Trump's executive orders and actions are causing chaos and debate, with some seeing them as a necessary step towards reform and others as a reckless and authoritarian move. Meanwhile, the debate over birthright citizenship and immigration reform continues, with some arguing that it's a matter of national security and others seeing it as a humanitarian issue. Additionally, the development of AI technology, including the Chinese-made DeepSeek, is raising concerns about data security and the potential for misuse. In the healthcare sector, the debate over Medicaid and Medicare is ongoing, with some arguing that the current system is unsustainable and others seeing it as a vital lifeline for millions of Americans. The confirmation hearing of RFK Jr. as HHS secretary is also sparking controversy, with some questioning his stance on vaccines and others seeing him as a necessary reformer. [... more]

The Trump administration's executive orders on birthright citizenship and immigration policy are facing legal challenges, with some arguing that the president's interpretation of the Constitution is too broad. The ACLJ is preparing to defend the administration's policies in court, while also advocating for reform of the federal bureaucracy. Meanwhile, Senator Bill Hagerty discusses the confirmation process for President Trump's nominees and the importance of getting his cabinet in place to implement his policies. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including immigration, border security, and the Trump administration's efforts to enforce immigration laws. The show also touches on the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship, as well as the layoffs at CNN and the state of journalism. Additionally, the show features an interview with Glenn Story, the co-founder and president of Patriot Mobile, a Christian conservative cell phone service provider. [... more]

The Trump administration has made significant arrests and changes to immigration policies, including the definition of birthright citizenship. The ACLJ is preparing for legal battles against left-leaning states that are funding lawsuits to fight Trump's policies. Pro-life movements are also gaining momentum with the reinstatement of the Mexico City policy and the introduction of the Born Alive Protection Abortion Survivors Protection Act in the Senate. [... more]

The Trump administration is taking swift action to implement its campaign promises, including executive orders on birthright citizenship, civil servant reform, and draining the swamp. The left is pushing back with lawsuits, but the ACLJ is ready to defend the administration's actions. Meanwhile, a new era of cooperation between the US and Israel is emerging, with hopes for Middle East peace and an end to UNRWA's support for terrorism. [... more]

Trump signs hundreds of Executive Orders from both Capital One Arena and the Oval Office Dana explains why she is impressed by how disciplined and productive Trump's second term has already been The media lost their minds trying to interpret a gesture from Elon Musk as a salute Dana breaks down some of the legal challenges Trump will face after signing Executive Orders to end birthright citizenship and pardon January th protesters A prayer service attended by Trump and Vance gets political by a woke pastor who pleads for Trump to have mercy on scared LGBT children and illegal immigrants [... more]

Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing is scrutinized by Senator Schiff, who questions her on election fraud and her stance on birthright citizenship. Meanwhile, Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses various topics, including the dangers of drones and the importance of protecting President Trump on inauguration day. [... more]

Kirk Cameron shares his journey of faith, from being an atheist teenager to becoming a courageous Christian leader. He discusses his new book, Born to Be Brave, and the importance of standing up for one's values in a rapidly changing culture. Cameron also talks about his efforts to promote biblical values through his children's TV show, The Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk, and his desire to see a revival in the hearts of Americans. [... more]

The concept of sacrificing one's future for momentary pleasure is explored through the biblical story of Esau, who traded his birthright for a bowl of soup. This decision had far-reaching consequences, including bitterness, anger, and a loss of spiritual connection. The speaker emphasizes the importance of considering the spiritual aspects of life and making decisions that align with God's will, rather than prioritizing temporary desires. [... more]

The Bible tells the tragic story of Esau, who sacrificed his future for a bowl of soup, illustrating the danger of acting too quickly and disregarding the true values in life. We often sacrifice our future plans, dreams, and hopes for the pleasure of the moment, ruled by our appetites rather than the Holy Spirit. By not considering the consequences of our actions, we can end up losing everything that truly matters. [... more]