On this episode of Our American Stories Lori Coan was on her second date with a boy she wasn't sure about when something happened that would change her mind and her life A group of troublemakers tripped a girl with polio sending her sprawling in front of everyone Most of the students laughed or looked away Lori's date didn't He jumped up helped the girl to her feet and gave her dignity back in a moment when she had been robbed of it To Lori that simple act of courage said more than words ever could That boy would later [... more]

The Iranian people's struggle for freedom and the consequences of war are discussed, as well as the future of quantum computing and its potential applications. Additionally, the importance of early colon cancer screening and the complexities of Medicare are highlighted, along with the absurdities of Texas politics and the challenges of achieving net zero emissions in Cuba. [... more]

Dustin Tomlinson, a 26-year-old industrial maintenance mechanic from Missouri, shares his journey of becoming a professional arm wrestler, a sport he discovered after following YouTube videos of strongman Brian Shaw. Growing up in a rural town, Dustin was always competitive and found arm wrestling to be a unique and specific sport that requires training and technique. [... more]

A high school student witnesses a cruel act against a polio survivor, but then sees a hero emerge in the form of a classmate who shows kindness and compassion, ultimately changing the witness's life forever. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's thoughts and ways are higher than ours, and that we must get back to a biblical conception of God to avoid idolatry and understand His true nature. Pastor Lutzer argues that people often create their own idols of God, based on their own desires and expectations, rather than seeking to know Him as He has revealed Himself in Scripture. [... 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]

God values every person's labors and wants them to use their gifts to serve Him faithfully. An effective church is not just a place to rest, but a body of believers working together, each contributing their unique role, to build up the unity of the faith and avoid spiritual deception and disability. [... more]

Dr. Stephen Pettit, president of Bob Jones University, shares the school's mission to educate biblical leaders who will serve in the world and the church, and emphasizes the importance of a Christian worldview in education, particularly during the 18-23 year old critical period of young people's lives. [... more]

The hosts discuss the Rittenhouse verdict, the Ahmaud Arbery trial, and the upcoming Ghislaine Maxwell trial. They also talk about bail, self-defense, and the importance of understanding the facts before making a decision. Additionally, they introduce a legal movie tournament, where they will crown the best legal movie of all time. [... more]

As caregivers navigate the challenges of the holiday season, it's essential to prioritize self-care and find moments of joy amidst the chaos. Peter Rosenberger and John Butler discuss the importance of physical activity, doing something that brings joy, and appreciating the beauty in life's simple moments, like listening to Handel's Messiah or reading poetry. [... more]