Historically, being an evangelical meant adhering to a particular confession, but today it's often defined by methodology rather than theology. The unity of the invisible church remains, but the visible church has become fragmented, with many churches prioritizing peace and unity over purity of doctrine. [... more]

Hiram Stevens Maxim, a prolific inventor, held over 140 patents, including those for the light bulb and machine gun. However, his story is often overshadowed by Thomas Edison's, who is credited with inventing the light bulb. Maxim's life was marked by eccentricity and controversy, including a feud with Edison and a history of bigamy charges. Despite this, Maxim's invention of the machine gun became his lasting legacy. [... more]

Robert E. Lee, a complex and beloved general, made a decision that would alter the course of his life and history. He rejected command of the Union Army and resigned from the military, citing his inability to raise his sword against his native state of Virginia. However, Lee's decision was not as straightforward as it seemed, and he was motivated by a desire to preserve his family's property and protect his relatives in Virginia. Lee's military strategy was to plunge the Army of Virginia deep into the North to sow chaos and undermine the Union's will to fight. He crossed the Potomac and marched his army northwards, but his plan was foiled by the Federal Army's determination and tenacity. The Battle of Gettysburg was a pivotal moment in the Civil War, and Lee's defeat marked a turning point in the conflict. Despite his military setbacks, Lee remained a respected and admired leader, and his legacy continues to be debated and studied by historians today. [... more]

The Charlotte Hornets' thrilling play-in game win over the Miami Heat was a testament to their resilience and determination. Lamello Ball's impressive performance, despite struggling from three-point range, was a highlight of the game. Meanwhile, Dan Morgan's comments on the Carolina Panthers' draft strategy have sparked interest, with some speculating that they may select a third receiver in the first round. As the NFL draft approaches, teams are preparing for the big day, and the Panthers are no exception. [... more]

The biblical view on paying taxes is discussed, with a focus on the responsibility of Christians to be good citizens and stewards of their finances. The conversation also touches on the importance of accountability in government and the need for Christians to trust God with their finances. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the current situation with Iran, Trump's actions, and the global implications of a potential reset. The conversation also touches on Islamism, the accommodation of Muslim students in schools, and the cultural differences between Japan and the US, particularly in regards to barbecue. Additionally, the topic of shingles and its virus is mentioned. [... more]

The NFL draft is underway, with experts weighing in on top prospects like Ty Simpson, a quarterback with potential to be a good starter in the league. Meanwhile, the UCLA Bruins won the Women's Basketball National Championship, and the team's victory is being celebrated. The FIFA World Cup is also approaching, and fans are preparing to travel to host cities. As the tax deadline looms, individuals are seeking help with their taxes, and Hyundai is promoting its hybrid vehicles. In the world of baseball, the Red Sox are struggling, and the Mets are looking to make a comeback. [... more]

The Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the DOJ discusses the Second Amendment and the challenges of inconsistent state laws, while IBM's Director of Research shares his vision for the future of quantum computing. Meanwhile, a Florida man is accused of stealing a Porsche, and scientists discover cocaine in sharks swimming in the Caribbean. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA tournament, with guests Chris Webber and Flynn Klayman, head coach of the High Point Panthers, who recently won their first tournament game. They talk about the challenges of mid-major programs, scheduling issues, and the excitement of the tournament. The show also touches on other topics, including the Miami Dolphins' plan, bracket predictions, and wrestling news. [... more]

A wild primary night in North Carolina saw several incumbents lose their seats, including some who have served for decades. The results were largely driven by social media, with many voters surprised by the outcomes. The Senate District 26 race between Phil Berger and Sam Page is particularly contentious, with a two-vote difference between the two candidates. The outcome of the election may not be known for several weeks, as provisional ballots and absentee ballots are still being counted. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings on salvation, the importance of studying God's Word, and the role of women in the church. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as learning from false teachers, being sinless in heaven, and the Trinity. [... more]

Stephen A. Smith discusses his personal life, career, and potential presidential run, revealing how his mother's influence has shaped him and his views on politics and public service. [... more]

A contentious hearing in the North Carolina General Assembly focused on crime and public safety in Mecklenburg County, with officials from Charlotte and Mecklenburg County testifying before the House Select Committee on Oversight and Reform. The hearing centered on the brutal murder of Irina Zarutska and the performance of the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, with Sheriff Gary McFadden refusing to answer questions due to an ongoing investigation. [... more]

The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki marked a pivotal moment in World War II, raising questions about the necessity of the second bomb and the motivations behind its use. Ken LeCourt's storytelling provides context for the events leading up to the bombings, including the Japanese military's fanatical defense and the estimated American casualties in a potential invasion. The decision to use the bombs was made by President Truman, who believed it would bring a timely end to the war and save hundreds of thousands of lives. [... more]

Francis Gary Powers, a CIA U-2 pilot, was shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960, leading to a heated controversy and a spy exchange with Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. Powers' son, Gary Powers Jr., shares the story of his father's life, including his childhood, his time as a pilot, and his experiences in captivity. The story highlights the complexities of the Cold War and the sacrifices made by those involved in espionage. [... more]

The Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott was fired after nine years, and the team is now searching for a new head coach. The coaching search is expected to be a highly competitive process, with several top candidates already emerging. The Bills are looking for a coach who can lead the team to a Super Bowl victory, and they are considering a number of different options, including Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are also searching for a new head coach, and they are considering a number of different candidates, including Mike McCarthy and Brian Flores. [... more]

The Buffalo Bills' season came to an end with the firing of head coach Sean McDermott, while the Los Angeles Rams pulled off a stunning comeback in the NFC Championship game, with Caleb Williams making an incredible throw to force overtime and then Cam Curl making a crucial interception to seal the win. [... more]

Philip Rivers' inspiring comeback as a 44-year-old NFL quarterback, his decision-making process, and the impact on his family and football world. Meanwhile, Dan Lanning proposes a radical change in college football, eliminating bi-week games and conference championships, and focusing on a single national championship game. [... more]

Rod Woodson, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, shares his insights on the Ravens-Steelers rivalry, the inconsistency of NFL officiating, and the upcoming playoffs. He also discusses Lamar Jackson's struggles and the potential for a wide-open playoff field. [... more]

Dr. Bradley Berzer, a professor at Hillsdale College, shares the remarkable story of Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, who was known for his honesty, bravery, and dedication to the American people. From his humble beginnings in poverty to his rise as a military leader and president, Jackson's life was marked by controversy and dueling, but also by his strong convictions and commitment to the principles of republicanism. Berzer explores Jackson's views on the military, his role in the Battle of New Orleans, and his legacy as a hero of American history. [... more]