Harlan Akola discusses the benefits and misconceptions of reverse mortgages, explaining how they can be a valuable tool for seniors struggling with cash flow and high-interest debt. He also addresses common concerns and provides guidance on how to approach debt management and retirement planning with a biblical perspective. [... more]

Jesus meets us where we are, gently demanding we face the truth about ourselves, and affirming our value and worthiness by commissioning us to service. He shows us that forgiveness is a choice, a process, and a journey, and that we must receive both forgiveness and restoration to truly heal and move forward. By following Jesus' example with Peter, we can learn to forgive ourselves and others, and to restore our relationships and find peace. [... more]

The town of Bremerton, Washington, played a significant role in World War II as the site of the Bremerton Naval Yards, where the US Navy repaired and built ships, including those damaged during the attack on Pearl Harbor. The yard's employees worked tirelessly to get the ships back into the fight, and their efforts were crucial to the American war effort. [... more]

A bank's customer service is put to the test when a customer, Horst Schulze, experiences poor service and defines the bank as a poor institution. Meanwhile, human traffickers are exploiting vulnerable kids in schools, and a water crisis is affecting Navajo families. Excellence is key in business and personal life, and protecting personal info from identity theft is crucial. [... more]

The story of the frontal lobotomy, a surgery that was once widely used to treat psychiatric illness, but had a horrific impact on many patients, including Rosemary Kennedy. Despite its flaws, the procedure led to the development of new techniques in neurosurgery and modern brain surgery. [... more]

North Carolina is dealing with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Chantal, which left three people dead and caused historic flooding in the central part of the state. Governor Josh Stein has announced that the state will have to get creative to keep the Medicaid expansion population on the program's rolls after President Donald Trump's one big beautiful bill was signed into law, which will effectively end Medicaid expansion in the state or create a $32 billion budget hole over the next decade. The state's Medicaid expansion program added more than 65,000 able-bodied childrenless working-age adults to the federal entitlement program, and the governor is concerned that about 660,000 people who now have Medicaid through expansion are at risk of losing their coverage. [... more]

Discovering the origin of our unmet needs is crucial for spiritual growth and healing. We create needs by disobedience, rebellion, and misinterpreting our circumstances. Others can also create needs in our lives, such as childhood trauma or emotional damage. God creates needs to accomplish His purpose and plan, and He can heal any damaged emotion if we're willing to deal with it. Understanding the truth about ourselves and God is essential for freedom and healing. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses various topics including Mark Robinson's past allegations, Kamala Harris's interview with Oprah, the military draft, and the deep state. He also talks about voter fraud, Christian values, and the importance of voting and election integrity. [... more]

Guilt can be a heavy burden, but it's not always a result of our actions. Learn how to differentiate between true and false guilt, and discover the gift of good guilt that God gives us to warn us of sin. Find out how to overcome guilt and find victory through the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ and the forgiveness of our sins. [... more]

The Democratic National Convention is approaching, with Kamala Harris set to release her economic agenda and address the convention. Protests are planned, and the party is dealing with the consequences of price controls and inflation. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is launching a counter campaign to defend pro-life pregnancy centers and is working on a major lawsuit to protect them from defamation by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and pro-abortion organizations. [... more]

Many people struggle to experience God's love due to sin, disobedience, and negative self-talk. However, by recognizing and confessing sin, spending time in God's Word, and replacing negative beliefs with God's truth, individuals can open themselves up to experiencing God's love and intimacy. God's love is perfected in lives that are pure, and He forgives daily sins, showing His love and loyalty to His children. [... more]

Developing convictions about speaking against others and pondering the consequences of our words can help us break the habit of playing God and loving one another as we should. Refusing to buy the lie that someone else's problem is the reason for our negative words and refusing to let others gossip can also be key in this process. [... more]

Jason Wolf shares his story of overcoming a difficult childhood, finding faith, and learning to forgive his father. Meanwhile, Brent Timmons tells the story of a family's balancing act between protecting and letting go, inspired by the legacy of Abraham Lincoln and the music of Nina Simone. [... more]

President Joe Biden's administration faces challenges with Ukraine, crime in American cities, and police reform. The President plans to take executive action on police reform, but critics argue it's too little, too late. Meanwhile, the Senate is set to vote on voting rights and election integrity, with Democrats pushing to eliminate the filibuster. The situation in Ukraine remains tense, with Russia massing troops on the border and the US and EU imposing sanctions. The US is also dealing with the aftermath of the Afghanistan withdrawal, with a declassified report revealing that the US had warning signs of the collapse of the Afghan government. [... more]

Teresa shares how she learned to experience God's love and how we can too, by recognizing the lies we believe and replacing them with God's truth, and by living righteously and obeying God's Word. [... more]

The book of Judges explores the consequences of humanity's failure to follow God's will, leading to spiritual decay and the rise of sin. The story of the Benjamites and their kidnapping of women highlights the dangers of human nature and the importance of righteousness in the face of adversity. [... more]

The leaders of Israel face a crisis when the tribe of Benjamin refuses to follow God's will, and they resort to human logic to restore the tribe without requiring repentance, leading to further suffering and bloodshed. [... more]

The Israelites sought God's approval for their good ideas, but often acted without His guidance, leading to problems and suffering. They struggled with obedience, faith, and spiritual guidance, resulting in rash decisions and consequences. [... 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]

As caregivers, we often struggle with the challenges of caring for loved ones while dealing with our own emotional wounds and spiritual struggles. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences and insights on how to navigate these challenges, finding hope and strength in scripture and the support of others. [... more]