The choice of life or death is a solemn pronouncement of identity, declaring individuals as God's people, with implications on their life and behavior. The ratification of the covenant in Deuteronomy 27 emphasizes the importance of following God's law and remembering His grace and love. [... more]

The authenticity of Christianity is directly related to one's tongue, with the use of profane language outside the church being a sign of a lack of growth in Christ. The Bible emphasizes the importance of controlling one's tongue, with James writing that if anyone considers himself truly religious and yet does not control his tongue, he deceives himself and his religion is worthless. The tongue has the power to make or break relationships, attract people to the truth of Christ, or repel them, and is a distinguishing characteristic of the believer. [... more]

The Texas House issues arrest warrants for Democrats who left the state to block congressional redistricting Texas Democrats continue to stay in Illinois while cursing out Greg Abbott and Donald Trump McDonald's releases a nostalgic McDonaldland Meal with exclusive collectibles and a new shake President Trump takes questions after climbing on the roof of The White House Dana reacts to Jim Acosta interviewing with an AI version of a deceased Parkland victim to push for more gun control Hollywood Firearms Trainer Taran Butler joins us to react to the Sydney Sweeney outrage and shares his experience with her time visiting [... more]

God takes his name very seriously, and using it flippantly or carelessly can be a serious breach of the Third Commandment. Christians are called to live consistently with their faith, respecting God's name and avoiding careless oaths, speech, and lifestyles that dishonor Him. [... more]

The Christian resistance discusses the dangers of cursing and swearing, the flaws in the theory of evolution, and the implications of presidential decline and executive orders on mental health and healthcare. They also touch on the topic of illegal aliens and the Communist People's Union's call to boycott the Fourth of July. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Christian doctrines, including the Trinity, atonement, and regeneration, and addresses questions from listeners on topics such as eternal security, the rapture, and eschatology, exploring the Bible's teachings on the millennium and the age to come. [... more]

The story of Joseph and his brothers reveals the consequences of being unblessed and the importance of receiving blessing. A person's soul can be malnourished without it, leading to a deficit in love and a tendency to hurt others. The biblical framework shows that sin is 100% culpable, and the unblessed soul can't rejoice with others or even see their own worth. However, God's love and blessing can transform lives, and receiving blessing can be a journey of discovery and growth. [... more]

A history professor shares a fascinating story about Andrew Jackson's cursing parrot, which reveals a complex view of enslaved people's morality and religion during the time of slavery. The story also explores the life of Andrew Jackson, a president known for his nicknames, including Old Hickory and King Mob. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores the concept of imprecatory Psalms, discussing whether Christians can pray for God's judgment on their enemies, and examining the biblical context and implications of such prayers. He also delves into the importance of praying for repentance and the value of human life, highlighting the complexities of spiritual warfare and morality. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories history professor Mark Cheathem tells us why Andrew Jackson's pet parrot had to be removed from his funeral Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for transporting a gator in his SUV, sparking a discussion about the American people's resilience. Meanwhile, a video of Biden's awkward moment with Dong Xiaoping has gone viral, with many finding it amusing. The conversation also touches on critical thinking, Hillsdale College, and the latest news on China's white lung syndrome. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the upcoming debate between Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom, highlighting the contrast between the two candidates and the implications for the 2024 presidential election. She also touches on the Democratic Party's potential plans to replace Joe Biden with Gavin Newsom, citing changes to their party bylaws. Additionally, Dana covers the controversy surrounding Gavin Newsom's personal life, including his wife's involvement in a scandal surrounding Harvey Weinstein and his own past infidelity. [... more]

The Lord allows us to choose, but He also allows us to have the consequences of our choosing. Pastor David McGee discusses the importance of making decisions that lead to blessings, rather than cursings, and how our choices can impact our spiritual growth and faith. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses presuppositional apologetics, the importance of understanding the underlying assumptions of one's worldview, and how this relates to the concept of God and faith. He also addresses questions from listeners about Calvinism, baptism, and the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores the concept of imprecatory Psalms, discussing whether Christians should pray for judgment and vengeance against their enemies, and examining the biblical teachings on forgiveness, blessing, and justice. [... more]

Florida Man is accused of breaking into a home and stealing Juicy Juice, while another Florida Man is involved in a high-speed chase and tries to climb a tree. Meanwhile, the host discusses public safety and self-defense, and talks about playing video games, particularly Warhammer Darktide. He also touches on cancel culture and the importance of preserving American liberty. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest in college football, including the Pac-12's last season and the addition of Stanford, Cal, and SMU to the ACC. The show also touches on the NFL, with a focus on the Raiders and their defense, as well as the upcoming season opener between Colorado and TCU. Additionally, the hosts discuss MLB, highlighting the impressive performances of Ronald Acuna Jr. and Mookie Betts. [... more]

Andrew Jackson's funeral was disrupted by his pet parrot, Paul, which let out a string of profanity, shocking the enslaved people in attendance. This anecdote offers a glimpse into the complex relationships between enslaved people and their white owners, highlighting the dichotomy between the perceived moral superiority of enslaved people and the harsh realities of their lives. [... more]

Job's unwavering faith in God is put to the test as he faces unimaginable pain and suffering, but he refuses to curse God, instead raising a monument of praise in the valley of despair, demonstrating the sovereignty of God and the importance of worship and trust in Him, even in the midst of trials and tribulations. [... more]

We have a battle within, a struggle between blessing God and cursing others, as revealed in James chapter 3, where we are shown that our speech has the power to direct, determine, destroy, or delight. We must choose to be the fountain from which sweet water comes, and the tree from which ripe fruit grows, speaking words that refresh and bring health to others. [... more]