The government shutdown continues, with Democrats refusing to reopen the government unless their demands for subsidies in the healthcare system are met. Meanwhile, Senator John Cornyn discusses the possibility of using the nuclear option to pass a continuing resolution, and the implications of this move. The Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods are also discussed, as well as the impact of these tariffs on the US economy. Additionally, the show touches on the importance of border security and the need for a comprehensive immigration reform. The hosts also discuss the latest developments in the world of healthcare, including the ongoing debate over Medicare and the Affordable Care Act. Furthermore, the show explores the potential of self-driving cars and the benefits of using Waymo's on-demand service. Finally, the hosts emphasize the importance of identity protection and cybersecurity, highlighting the services offered by LifeLock. [... more]

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's D-Day Prayer, a 535-word radio address, was a call to action for Americans to continue praying and making sacrifices to support the Allied victory in World War II. The prayer, which was heard by over 100 million people worldwide, gave hope to those living in Nazi-occupied Europe and helped Americans endure and prevail during a time of great turmoil. [... more]

David Bonson discusses how work is an integral part of our identity and purpose, and how it reflects God's design for humanity. He argues that work is not just a means to an end, but an end in itself, and that it has inherent value and meaning. Bonson also explores the relationship between work and rest, and how the modern cultural view of retirement is misguided. He encourages Christians to view work as a way to serve God and others, and to live out their faith in their daily work. [... more]

Secretariat's historic performance in the 1973 Belmont Stakes cemented his place in racing history, as he won the Triple Crown by an astonishing 31 lengths, setting a track record and a North American record for the one and a half mile dirt race. [... more]

A discussion on the controversy surrounding Tom Tillis, the North Carolina Republican Senator, and his opposition to President Trump's pick for U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Ed Martin. The conversation also touches on the Epstein files, the Trump administration's handling of the case, and the potential involvement of powerful individuals. Additionally, the topic of Islam and Sharia law is discussed, with a focus on the rise of Islam in the United States and the potential implications for society. The discussion also covers the issue of immigration and border security, including the real ID requirement and the TSA's screening process. The conversation also delves into the topic of crime, particularly in Memphis, Tennessee, where activist judges and Democrats have led to a de facto lawless city. [... more]

A brain surgeon shares his approach to breaking bad news to patients, emphasizing the importance of hope and the unpredictable nature of brain tumors. Meanwhile, a group of young women's lives are affected by deepfate pornography, and a podcast explores the rise of this issue and the battle to stop it. [... more]

A discussion on Earth Day, environmental protections, and climate change, including the dark history of Ira Einhorn, a founder of Earth Day who murdered his girlfriend and composted her body. The conversation also touches on Sharia Law in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott's response to Epic City, a proposed Islamic community in Texas, and the Texas House's passage of a corporate welfare bill that benefits nuclear energy companies. Additionally, the discussion covers the Trump administration's trade deals, Nancy Pelosi's Catholic faith, the Catholic Church's consideration of electing a pope who is Catholic, and Elizabeth Warren's comments on Biden's mental health. [... more]

The Trump administration is cracking down on anti-Semitism on college campuses, with a focus on groups linked to Hamas. The crackdown includes arrests, deportations, and cutting off funding. Pro-Israel activist Lizzie Sevesky discusses her experience confronting anti-Semitic demonstrations and welcomes the new administration's approach. Meanwhile, the NCAA is facing challenges with the rise of name, image, and likeness compensation, and college sports are becoming increasingly professionalized. [... more]

Pastor Jonathan Evans reminds believers that being drafted into God's kingdom is just the beginning, and it's time to move beyond the hype of salvation to living a life of moral excellence, self-control, perseverance, and godliness, as described in 2 Peter 1. [... more]

Rob West and his guest, Kevin Cross, discuss tax tips for the new year, including changes to reporting crypto and gig economy income. They also warn listeners about common tax scams and provide practical advice for managing finances, including budgeting, emergency funds, and investments. Later, Rob answers listener questions on topics such as annuities, return of premium insurance, and tithing in retirement. [... more]

The book of Revelation describes an angel descending from heaven, clothed in a cloud, with a rainbow on his head and a voice like a lion's roar. The angel swears an oath based on God's creation and announces that there will be no further delay in God's kingdom program. Meanwhile, John is instructed to eat a small book containing God's revelation, which is sweet to his mouth but bitter in his stomach, symbolizing the mixed emotions that come with receiving God's truth. [... more]

Jesus' view of Scripture is a matter of Christology, and understanding His perspective on the Bible is crucial for determining its authority and inerrancy. Dr. R.C. Sproul examines the historical and scientific validation of the New Testament and the implications of Jesus' teachings on the Bible's trustworthiness. [... more]

Jerry Stead shares his remarkable journey from delivering newspapers as a young boy to becoming a successful business leader and philanthropist, highlighting the life lessons he learned along the way and how they have shaped his approach to leadership. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on the story of Jonah and the importance of delivering the Gospel message to a lost world. He emphasizes the need for personal revival and faithfulness in sharing the message of God's love and forgiveness, particularly with the emerging generation of young people struggling with depression and moral relativism. [... more]

The devastating destructive power of demons is revealed through the story of a man possessed by unclean spirits, who recognizes Jesus as the Son of God and begs for mercy. This encounter highlights the delivering power of deity, as Jesus commands the demons to leave the man, demonstrating His authority over Satan's domain. [... more]

Greg Laurie shares his personal story of transformation from a rebellious teenager to a believer in Jesus Christ, highlighting the importance of faith, repentance, and salvation. He emphasizes that Jesus can change one's life, fill the void in their heart, and give them a future worth living. [... more]

Todd Starnes discusses the war in the Middle East, the support of Israel, and the threat of anti-Semitism in the United States. He also talks about the 2024 presidential election, the prosecution of Donald Trump, and the importance of standing with Israel. [... more]

Jerry Stead shares his remarkable journey from delivering newspapers at age nine to becoming a successful business leader and philanthropist, highlighting the life lessons he learned along the way, including the importance of honesty, emotional intelligence, and treating every customer with respect. [... more]

The authority of the Bible is a question of Christology, and Jesus' views on Scripture are crucial to understanding the issue. Scholars have debated the inerrancy and infallibility of the Bible, but Jesus' teachings on the matter are clear: the Bible is the Word of God, inspired and inerrant. The implications of this are profound, with the authority of Christ hanging in the balance. [... more]

God's love and forgiveness are the foundation of salvation, but understanding the bad news of sin is necessary to appreciate the good news of forgiveness. Pastor Greg Laurie explains that God hates sin, but loves sinners, and that salvation is a gift from God, not earned through good works or clean living. [... more]

God's deliverance of His people in the book of Esther points forward to a greater deliverance, the one provided for us in Jesus. The celebration of Purim is a reminder of God's intervention in our lives, and the importance of passing on our faith to future generations. [... more]

In the midst of oppression and extermination, God begins his plan of emancipation for the Hebrews, using the faith of a mother and her family to save her son Moses from certain death. As they navigate the complexities of hiding their child from the Egyptians, they demonstrate a deep trust in God's sovereignty and plan, ultimately leading to the adoption of Moses by Pharaoh's daughter and his growth into a leader who would one day lead the people out of Egypt. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Nebuchadnezzar's transformation after receiving a divine warning, emphasizing the importance of sharing God's truth and offering second chances to those who need it. He also shares his personal experiences of witnessing his mother and father come to faith, highlighting the power of God's forgiveness and the hope of eternal life. [... more]

A man born blind is healed by Jesus, and his newfound faith inspires him to stand up for his beliefs despite persecution from the Pharisees. Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on the importance of sharing the gospel and the transformative power of a relationship with God. [... more]

The role of a prophet is to convey God's Word without hiding anything, even when delivering uncomfortable messages. This requires a delicate balance between compassion and truth, and a willingness to speak the truth, no matter how difficult it may be. [... more]

In a shocking recall election, San Francisco parents voted to remove three members of the city's school board, citing a focus on social justice and racial issues over core curriculum and education. This move has sparked a national conversation about the role of parents in education and the need for local control over school boards. [... more]

The US Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) did not have the constitutional power or statutory authority to implement a widespread vaccine mandate for two-thirds of the American workforce, freeing employers and employees from the requirement. [... more]

The importance of being a full-time follower of Christ and not just a part-time Christian is emphasized. Jesus' Great Commission is discussed, and the need for Christians to make disciples and live out their faith in the chaos of the culture is highlighted. The concept of kingdom authority and the distinction between Christians and kingdom disciples is explored, and the call to live out one's faith in a practical way is made. [... more]