Dr. Wilfred McClay discusses the importance of free speech and conversation in society, drawing from Aristotle's ideas on deliberation and the concept of loyal opposition. He emphasizes the need for humans to engage in conversation to deliberate about the common good and to sharpen their ideas, rather than simply expressing themselves. McClay also highlights the significance of human relationships and the need to educate young people in the art of conversation. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the ongoing trial of President Trump in New York, with Laura Trump, co-chair of the RNC, joining the show to share her thoughts on the case and the state of the Republican Party. The conversation also touches on the importance of voting and the need for a change in the country. [... more]

The New York Hush Money case against Trump, jury deliberations, and the implications of the verdict. Meanwhile, Pope Francis is accused of using an offensive slur, and Democrats are trying to smear Trump with claims of racism. The party is also hemorrhaging minority voters due to its focus on DEI nonsense and Trans Tifa stuff. [... more]

God's judgment will reveal the true motives and secrets of the heart, condemning those who have rejected the gospel of Christ, conscience, and creation. Believers, on the other hand, have their sins wiped away through faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of accountability before God is a central theme in the Bible, with the promise of judgment and redemption for those who believe in Him. The idea that there is no God or no afterlife is a lie that people try to convince themselves of, but the evidence of God's existence is all around us. The Bible teaches that every person will be held accountable for their actions, and that the book of life will be opened to reveal the truth about each individual's deeds. [... more]

As caregivers, walking in forgiveness is crucial for healing and maintaining healthy boundaries. This allows us to respect the wounds inflicted on us without being destroyed by them. By appropriating the forgiveness extended to us through Christ, we can extend forgiveness to others, even if they don't ask for it, and find peace in the midst of sorrow. [... more]