When faced with uncertainty and fear, the church can respond with hope and faith, proclaiming the gospel to a world in need. Jesus' teachings on the importance of building a solid foundation on Him, rather than sinking sand, offer a message of reassurance and guidance. As the world grapples with the challenges of the coronavirus, Christians are called to be a source of comfort, care, and hope, using this opportunity to point people to Christ and His love. [... more]

In times of crisis, Christians possess a powerful tool to transform their personal outlook: faith in God. Dr. Tony Evans explains how King Jehoshaphat's response to a national crisis serves as a model for believers today, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's help and praising Him in the midst of trouble. [... more]

The God of the Bible is sovereign, all-powerful, and good, working all things together for the ultimate good of those who love Him. In times of fear and uncertainty, it's essential to keep a biblical perspective on life's circumstances and the God who is above them. Christians must be grateful for their freedoms and pray for their preservation, as the world grapples with the dynamics of living in a pandemic world. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans challenges listeners to put their faith over their fears during the quarantine, explaining that God's will doesn't mean it's not gonna thunderstorm on you. He shares a story from Mark 4 about Jesus sleeping in the boat during a storm, and how Jesus' followers were afraid, but Jesus asked them why they had no faith. He explains that faith is the evidence of things not seen, and that God wants to grow us through a storm, appealing to His Word in the midst of it. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has created job-related challenges across North Carolina, particularly for military veterans returning to the civilian workforce. The University of North Carolina is facing budget challenges and access priorities. Court packing proposals, which involve adding seats to the Supreme Court, have been a contentious issue in the US, with some progressives calling for it to balance the court's conservative lean. The John Locke Foundation has been analyzing the pressing issues of the day, including jobs, healthcare, education, and more, to give North Carolinians more freedom, options, and control over their lives. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a new generation of homeless, and a young photographer is committed to documenting their distress. Meanwhile, scientists are working to develop effective vaccines, and researchers are studying the behavior of curious raccoons. In a world where violence and conflict are prevalent, one teacher is trying to teach non-violence to his students, and an actor is using his platform to raise awareness about important issues. [... more]

North Carolina voters backed President Trump and Republican Senator Thom Tillis, while re-electing Democratic Governor Roy Cooper. The COVID-19 pandemic led to life-altering changes for cities across the country, and the Better Cities Project is trying to help communities adapt to change. Governor Cooper's Clean Energy Plan aims to alleviate global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but critics argue it's a watered-down version of the Green New Deal. [... more]

Peter's message from First Peter emphasizes the importance of being holy, separate from the world, and living in reverence of God's judgment. He issues six commands to exiles: get dressed, lift your eyes, don't look back, be weird, stand amazed, and love extravagantly. These commands are fueled by hope in Christ and obedience to God's truth. [... more]

North Carolina's junior U.S. senator gained a national audience during recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a major impact on the state's businesses, with private bars being particularly hard hit. Meanwhile, North Carolina school kids have finished up the first quarter of the school year, some 100 percent virtual, some a hybrid of virtual and in-person learning, and the question now is what comes next for the kids, for the teachers, for the faculty, for the parents. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the signs of the end times, including the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they relate to Bible prophecy and the return of Jesus Christ. He explains the concept of the rapture and the second coming, and encourages listeners to be prepared for the Lord's return. [... more]

Living in the wreckage of our future, caregivers and believers alike face uncertainty and fear, but by anchoring themselves in scripture, they can find strength and trust in God's plan, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

A refusal to acknowledge God's existence, a redefining of God's institutions, and a rejection of man's fallen nature are driving the division in America, leading to a breakdown in morality, family, and society, and ultimately, judgment from God. [... more]

North Carolina's public schools face constitutional challenges, with a decades-old case, Leandro, seeking to ensure every child has a sound basic education. The Opportunity Scholarship program helps low-income families send their kids to private schools, but a teacher's union is trying to kill it. Meanwhile, COVID-19 has created healthcare challenges, and the state's latest coronavirus relief package aims to provide relief to families and individuals affected by the pandemic. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton shares three ways to trust God: totally, confidently, and trustingly. He emphasizes the importance of putting faith in God's guidance, protection, and provision, especially during difficult times like the coronavirus pandemic. [... more]

Correctional facilities have implemented measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic, including faith-based programs that help reduce recidivism rates. Standing with Hope, a non-profit organization, works with inmates to recycle prosthetic limbs and provide them to people in need in Ghana and West Africa. [... more]

The politicization of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a breakdown in public health guidelines, with Americans diverging in their behaviors based on partisanship. Meanwhile, the Eisenhower Memorial in Washington is set to open, featuring a new design that honors the president's legacy. Additionally, light pollution is threatening the dark skies and astronomy, with satellites posing an existential threat to the field. [... more]

North Carolina's energy policy and economic recovery are at a crossroads. The state lacks the necessary infrastructure to move low-cost, clean-burning natural gas into the state, leading to higher electricity prices and a reduction in the standard of living. The Cooper administration's decision to deny a critical water permit for the Mountain View Project, a pipeline that would have brought natural gas into the state, has exacerbated the problem. Meanwhile, the state's reliance on renewable energy sources is not a viable solution, as they are intermittent and cannot meet the state's energy demands. The Green New Deal, which aims to transition the country to 100% renewable energy, is also not a feasible solution for North Carolina. The state needs to focus on developing its nuclear power capabilities and increasing its natural gas infrastructure to meet its energy needs. [... more]

Millions of Americans are paying the price for America's worsening economic inequality, with COVID-19 exacerbating existing inequities. The pandemic has laid bare the stark reality of wealth and income disparities, with billionaires' bank accounts growing while millions struggle to make ends meet. As the country grapples with the consequences of economic inequality, experts weigh in on the need for a more equitable and sustainable economic model, and individuals share their personal stories of struggle and resilience. [... more]

Racial unrest and police brutality continue to plague the nation, with many calling for reform and an end to the use of less lethal force. Meanwhile, drive-in theaters are making a comeback, offering a unique and communal way to enjoy summer movies. Corn is also a staple of the season, with many farmers and chefs celebrating its rich history and cultural significance. As the nation grapples with issues of civil rights and nonviolent protest, the importance of leadership and voting rights is more evident than ever. [... more]

We know the Lord could return at any moment Is the current pandemic an indicator that the time is close at hand Pastor Greg Laurie addresses that question Friday on A NEW BEGINNING It's the kickoff message of Pastor Greg's new series End Times Living Like Jesus Will Return at Any Moment View and subscribe to Pastor Greg's weekly notes Be a part of the Labor Day weekend premiere of A Rush of Hope RSVP today at harvest org hope --- Learn more and subscribe to Harvest updates at harvest org A New Beginning is the daily half-hour program hosted [... more]

Is there a spiritual connection to the current pandemic Does COVID- play a role in God's plans for the Last Days Pastor Greg Laurie addresses those questions Thursday on A NEW BEGINNING It's a wake-up call that the Lord's return could be close at hand View and subscribe to Pastor Greg's weekly notes Be a part of cinematic history this Labor Day with A Rush of Hope --- Learn more and subscribe to Harvest updates at harvest org A New Beginning is the daily half-hour program hosted by Greg Laurie pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship in Southern California For over [... more]

Carolina Journal Radio celebrates its th weekly episode marking more than years of documenting interesting developments in N C politics and public policy Using that milestone as a starting point John Locke Foundation CEO Amy Cooke looks ahead to the future for JLF efforts to spread the message about individual freedom personal responsibility and limited constitutional government Plaintiffs tied to the N C Association of Educators teachers union are challenging Opportunity Scholarship school vouchers in court Opponents contend vouchers violate the state constitution despite the fact that the N C Supreme Court upheld Opportunity Scholarships in Jeanette Doran president and [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses the Bible's teachings on the end times, apostasy, and the Nephilim, while also addressing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on society. [... more]

A recent study reveals the characteristics of COVID-19 patients, including age, gender, and underlying health conditions. The University of North Carolina system faces scrutiny and criticism from higher education watchdogs. A federal electric vehicle tax credit is being used to subsidize wealthy Californians, rather than helping average Americans. North Carolina congressman Richard Hudson expresses disappointment with the direction of the police reform conversation. [... more]

College students are facing unprecedented challenges as they navigate the pandemic, including isolation, anxiety, and depression. Dr. Barry Corey, president of Biola University, shares his insights on how students can rise above these challenges and make the most of their college years, focusing on faith, character development, and resilience. [... more]

Wake Forest Director of Athletics John Curry discusses the challenges of scheduling college sports during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the complexities of the ACC conference schedule and the importance of maintaining a safe environment for student athletes and fans. [... more]

The Carolina Hurricanes are looking to eliminate the New York Rangers in the NHL playoffs, with a crucial game 3 matchup tonight. Meanwhile, the NHL has implemented a bubble environment to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission, with players and staff living and working in a controlled environment. The league's efforts have been praised for their thoroughness and attention to detail, but some have raised concerns about the safety of the bubble and the potential risks of playing in a confined space. [... more]

Black Americans are disproportionately affected by COVID-19 due to various factors, including chronic diseases and structural racism. The healthcare system has been criticized for its handling of the pandemic, with many Black Americans expressing distrust. Meanwhile, community building initiatives are underway in cities like Shreveport, Louisiana, where neighbors are coming together to support one another and rebuild their communities. [... more]

Mac Brown, the head coach of the Tar Heels, discusses his recruiting success in South Carolina and the challenges of navigating the coronavirus pandemic. He shares his approach to prioritizing the state's talent and his experience working with high school coaches. Brown also talks about the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming football season and the importance of keeping players and staff safe. [... more]

The nation's hopes are focused on developing a COVID vaccine, but experts warn of the risks and challenges involved. Meanwhile, Guy Fieri is using his platform to raise money for out-of-work restaurant workers, and Ruth Coker Burks shares her story of helping those affected by the AIDS crisis. [... more]

Governor Andrew Cuomo discusses his response to the COVID-19 pandemic in New York, while black cowboys in Compton, California, share their experiences and traditions. Meanwhile, small business owners struggle to stay afloat, and Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about the company's socially responsible initiatives. Additionally, calls for police reform and LGBTQ rights continue to grow, and experts discuss the implications of great power competition for the United States. [... more]

North Carolina Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham discusses the challenges of returning to campus during the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of providing opportunities for student athletes, and the role of sports in promoting social justice and combating racism. [... more]

The host discusses the dangers of large gatherings during the pandemic, citing the example of a speedway event in North Carolina that drew 4,000 people without social distancing. He also talks about the NBA's potential restart, the controversy surrounding Ty Lawson's comments about Roy Williams, and the NHL's plan to resume the season in the fall. Additionally, the host and his co-host engage in a game of NFL trading card war, where they try to guess which players would be most likely to engage in certain behaviors. [... more]

UNCG head basketball coach Wes Miller discusses his recent recognition as one of the top college basketball coaches under 40, his team's prospects for the upcoming season, and the challenges of managing players in the age of social media. He also shares his thoughts on the Wake Forest coaching search and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on college basketball. [... more]

A caregiver shares their experience surviving the coronavirus and how it affected their life. They also discuss a unique program that recycles prosthetic limbs and sends them to West Africa to help amputees in need. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought back memories of the polio epidemic, with parallels between the two outbreaks. Scientists are working towards a vaccine, and comfort foods are providing solace during the lockdown. Meanwhile, families are finding ways to cope with the isolation, and experts are discussing the future of the retail industry and the role of science in combating the virus. [... more]

Bill Gates is a billionaire philanthropist who has dedicated his life to improving global health, but his efforts may be part of a larger plan to control the world's population and implement a global government, as described in Revelation 13. His foundation is working to vaccinate every person in the world, gather data on individuals, and implement a biological ID system, which could be used to control people's movements and access to resources. Christians need to be aware of these developments and understand the biblical implications of a global government and the rise of the Antichrist. [... more]

A look at the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on various aspects of life, including medicine, fashion, and reading. Experts discuss the history of quackery and the importance of literacy, while individuals share their personal experiences and coping mechanisms during the pandemic. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed deep divisions in American society, with differing views on the severity of the virus and the government's response. Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, discusses the geopolitical implications of the pandemic, including China's reaction and the potential for a new world order. He also touches on the economic and constitutional liberty concerns, as well as the role of the left in using the crisis for political gain. [... more]

Pastor Mike Karns discusses the current situation referencing the recently published book -Christ and the Coronavirus- by John Piper [... more]