Giving thanks to the Lord is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, and it's not just limited to special occasions like Thanksgiving. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of having an attitude of gratitude, recognizing God's sovereignty, and praising Him in all circumstances, even in times of suffering. He shares powerful stories of Paul and Silas, who gave thanks to God while in prison, and how their worship and praise led to the salvation of a Roman jailer and his family. [... more]

A conservative freshman at Rhodes College starts a Young America's Foundation chapter, and the owner of a local bakery shares her passion for healthy eating and making wholesome ingredients accessible to the community. Meanwhile, a sheriff discusses his approach to crime fighting in DeSoto County, and a senator reveals a memo that allegedly weaponized the DOJ against Republican lawmakers. [... more]

A Florida man is accused of causing significant injuries to his mother after stabbing her multiple times. A man in Jacksonville claims to have contracted flesh-eating bacteria while cutting grass. The host visits a church that has a female pastor, leading to a discussion about Christianity and female leadership. J.K. Rowling is criticized for her views on trans people, with the host defending her right to express her opinions. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrines, faith and salvation, Islam and Christianity, charismatic gifts, predestination and election, restoration services, pastoral ministry, and church leadership, providing insights and answers to listener questions. [... more]

Investing is not just about returns, but about reflecting what we truly value. A theology of investing brings our heart, head, and hands together to reframe investing as an act of stewardship, love, and spiritual formation, not just the physical act of putting money into a company or instrument. By understanding God's creation mandate and our role as co-creators, we can use investments to love our neighbor and expand God's blessings through creation, while also being mindful of the temptations of wealth and the importance of trusting in God rather than money. [... more]

Cutting expenses doesn't have to mean cutting out joy. With a little creativity, you can spend less and live more. Rob West shares six simple and effective ways to trim your budget with grace and purpose, from pantry challenges to no-spend weekends, and how to practice contentment over consumption. [... more]

The legend of Liver Eating Johnson, a mountain man from the American West, has grown over time through oral tradition and academic books. His story is a mix of fact and fiction, with some accounts suggesting he was a violent man who ate the livers of his enemies, while others portray him as a hero who fought against the Crow Nation. Ashley Lubinsky, a historian and expert on the American West, separates fact from fiction and explores the mythology behind Johnson's life. [... more]

Managing money doesn't have to feel overwhelming or disconnected from your faith. By integrating your financial decisions with your values and faith, you can make wise choices that honor God and lead to human flourishing. [... more]

Amber Leah shares her personal struggle with food triggers and how she exchanged unhealthy patterns for God-honoring habits. She discusses the importance of understanding the root cause of emotional eating and finding practical ways to combat stress and boredom eating. Amber emphasizes the need to be intentional and mindful of one's eating habits, and to seek God's help in making healthier choices. [... more]

The Oklahoma City Thunder lead the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals, with Tyrese Halliburton struggling with a leg injury. Meanwhile, Rafael Devers has been traded to the San Francisco Giants, and Giancarlo Stanton is set to make his season debut with the New York Yankees. In other sports news, Shohei Otani is making his pitching debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and Joey Chestnut is returning to the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest after being banned last year. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the American identity, comparing it to the Roman Empire's downfall, and how critical race theory and DEI are being used to undermine shared cultural values and promote Marxism. The conversation also touches on the importance of liberty and freedom, and how they are being threatened by the current political climate. [... more]

Mitch Felderhoff, co-owner of Munster Milling, a fourth-generation family-owned animal food manufacturer, shares his story of taking over the business and innovating with freeze-dried dog food. He also talks about his 30-day challenge of eating only his company's dog food, which gained attention and increased sales. Felderhoff emphasizes the importance of keeping a family business in a small town and employing local people, highlighting the value of entrepreneurship and financial literacy. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested after police discovered pipe bombs and drugs in his vehicle, while a 12-foot bronze statue of a woman in Times Square has sparked controversy, with some comparing it to Michelangelo's David. Meanwhile, a writer at Vanity Fair has sparked outrage with her article claiming that protein consumption is a right-wing phenomenon, sparking a heated debate about health and wellness. [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including gain of function research, COVID pandemic, executive order, biomedical research, Catholicism, Gen Z, conservatism, Pope, conclave, and Vatican. The host also talks about the rise of conservatism among Gen Z and the potential impact on the Catholic Church's next pope. [... more]

Restoring the table to its former significance in modern life, Dr. Ryan Rush shares his insights on the power of mealtime in building relationships, fostering community, and sharing the love of Christ with others. [... more]

Planning ahead and setting a clear budget are key to having a great family vacation without breaking the bank. Experts recommend considering off-peak destinations, using free activities, and involving the family in planning to make the most of your trip. Additionally, being strategic about meals and setting a daily spending limit can help you stay within your means. When it comes to long-term care, it's essential to consider your options and plan ahead to ensure you're prepared for the unexpected. [... more]

A Florida USPS worker was arrested for DUI after stopping at a house party during her route and driving the wrong way in traffic. Meanwhile, a family in Jacksonville had to call a gator trapper after a seven-foot alligator appeared in their yard. Additionally, a Florida woman spoke out about a wild raccoon attack in her backyard. The discussion also touched on the surge in gold prices and the controversy surrounding the Marilyn case, which involves the teaching of sexually explicit material to young children in school. [... more]

Trump says there has been direct contact with China every day as Wall Street remains nervous over tariffs Trump promises not to raise taxes on anyone Newt Gingrich perfectly explains why making tax cuts permanent is a life and death issue for the GOP Dana follows up on the issue regarding the Baby Bonus tax credit to new mothers and explains how welfare doesn't make America great again Wisconsin's Governor posts an embarrassing video of him throwing a football in anticipation of the NFL Draft Anti-Semitic protests resume across college campuses Harvard's President complains about not using taxpayer dollars for [... more]

Jesus responds to the first significant conflict of his earthly ministry, demonstrating his authority to forgive sins and challenging the status quo of the Pharisees. He teaches that the presence of God is with them, making fasting unnecessary, and that the spirit of the law is more important than the letter of the law. Jesus also heals a man with a shriveled hand on the Sabbath, showing the power of his word and the importance of following him through opposition. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrines, atheism, the existence of evil, and the continuation of charismatic gifts. He also addresses the issue of food blessings and the sufficiency of scripture. [... more]

Managing God's resources requires preparation, prayer, and a spending plan. By carving out time for prayer, creating a budget, and tracking expenses, individuals can avoid financial stress and stay faithful in managing their money. A generous heart is at the core of financial faithfulness, and committing to giving consistently to one's local church and looking for opportunities to bless others through sacrificial giving is essential. [... more]

Frugality can be a tool for faithful stewardship, but when pursued for its own sake, it can lead to selfishness, greed, and pride. Jesus teaches us to seek God's kingdom and his righteousness, and all our needs will be added to us. Rob West discusses the difference between frugality and financial stewardship, and how to achieve true peace and freedom from financial anxiety. [... more]

Compass Financial Ministry's Making Ends Meet project addresses financial struggles by providing a simplified method for managing spending, the importance of an emergency fund, and building a network of people to rely on. The project combines biblical perspective with tactical step-by-step instructions to help individuals move from struggling to thriving. [... more]

A couple shares their 10-year journey of overcoming an eating disorder, the impact it had on their marriage and child, and how they found healing and recovery through biblical counseling and a supportive community. [... more]

A couple shares their remarkable story of struggling with an eating disorder for over a decade and how their faith and marriage helped them find recovery and healing. [... more]

Christian worship centered around word and sacrament provides a sustainable model of discipleship, nourishing believers with spiritual food and forming them into a communal body of worshipers. This approach, rooted in Jesus' model in Luke 24, contrasts with the innovation cycle-driven evangelical church, which often prioritizes excitement and experience over the patient acquisition of virtue and the quiet feeding of the soul. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans discusses the biblical connection between fasting and healing, emphasizing God's desire for our physical and spiritual well-being. He shares examples from the Bible, including Daniel and Hannah, to illustrate the benefits of fasting for healing and spiritual growth. [... more]

Breaking free from food addiction and adopting a healthy lifestyle requires discipline, but it's worth it for a life of freedom and vitality. Dr. Michael Brown shares his personal journey of overcoming food addiction and finding a new relationship with food, highlighting the importance of self-control and the power of God's grace in overcoming weaknesses. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses his journey of transforming his relationship with food, from being a unhealthy eater to adopting a lifestyle of healthy eating. He shares his experiences, insights, and practical advice on how to make dietary changes, overcome addiction, and find spiritual vitality through nutrition. [... more]

Breaking the stronghold of food requires God's grace and a willingness to change lifelong habits. By cutting out unhealthy foods and replacing them with healthy options, individuals can experience freedom from food addiction and live a more disciplined life. With God's help, it's possible to overcome cravings and develop a healthy relationship with food, leading to a more vibrant and joyful life. [... more]

Michael Brown shares his personal journey of overcoming food addiction and breaking the stronghold of unhealthy eating habits, highlighting the importance of transforming one's relationship with food and finding spiritual transformation through healthy living. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown shares his personal journey of transforming his lifestyle through healthy eating, overcoming food addiction, and finding spiritual growth. He emphasizes the importance of compassion, empathy, and understanding in making changes, and encourages listeners to seek help from God in their own journey of transformation. [... more]

Lindsay Callan shares a story about a time she ate more than her fill when she was challenged to an eating contest. She recounts the thrill of the challenge and her determination to win, despite feeling sick. The story highlights her famous stomach and her nickname, 'the stomach', which has stuck with her for life. Lindsay also touches on her ongoing hunger for something more, which she believes is a deep calling desire for contentment. [... more]

Eating an apple a day can be a simple act of self-control that sets the stage for a journey towards Kingdom Health, where believers can access the grace of God and make intentional choices to experience optimal health and well-being. [... more]

God has a plan for your health, and it's found in the Bible. The Healthy Church Challenge helps individuals and churches focus on health and wellness by renewing their minds, eating according to God's plan, and exercising regularly. By implementing these principles, participants can experience a higher level of health and well-being, which is known as Kingdom Health. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including a Florida man arrested for throwing a Chihuahua off a balcony, Kamala Harris's stance on gun control and fracking, and the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. [... more]

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump faced off in a debate, with Harris struggling to explain her policy shifts and Trump missing opportunities to hit her on key issues. The debate was marked by petty exchanges and a lack of substance, with Harris failing to establish herself beyond being Biden's VP. Meanwhile, Trump's team is working to improve his debate prep, and the US Postal Service is facing widespread performance issues that could disrupt voting. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of open borders and immigration policies on American towns and communities, with a focus on the situation in Springfield, Ohio, where Haitian refugees have been relocated. The conversation also touches on voting fraud, crime, and the upcoming debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for hiding in his attic to evade arrest, while a 75-year-old man is charged with aggravated assault after a dispute over spilled wine. Meanwhile, the host discusses the issue of illegal immigration, citing examples of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants and criticizing the use of certain terminology to describe them. The host also touches on gun control, abortion, and church attendance, expressing concerns about the influence of politics on the pulpit. [... more]

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is facing challenges as she struggles to define her vice presidency and connect with voters. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, with some military leaders attempting to shift the blame to former President Donald Trump. The issue of illegal immigration is also a contentious topic, with some arguing that it is a national security threat and others advocating for more lenient policies. The Chinese Communist Party is also making headlines, with reports of its efforts to influence American politics and shape public opinion. As the election debate approaches, these issues are likely to come to the forefront and play a significant role in shaping public opinion. [... more]