Share a commentCriticism can harden you or soften you and the difference shows up in how you treat people who have nothing to offer you We start with a surprising window into Abraham Lincoln's presidency mocked daily threatened constantly and yet remarkably available to the overlooked That kind of openhearted attention feels rare in any era and it sets up the deeper question we all face in church life when we're tired irritated or different from each other do we retreat or do we move closer From there we look at Jesus who consistently crosses the lines everyone else protects [... more]

Investigative reporter Alex Berenson joins Brian Kilmeade to break down why his early skepticism during the COVID- pandemic led to social media censorship and bans and why he is now applying that same critical lens to the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence While Berenson views pandemic-era mandates and government panic as deeply flawed he warns that unchecked AI capabilities present unique existential challenges that demand serious global guardrails Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Armen Saryan is back in The Winklerverse to try to put into perspective the recent success of the Milwaukee Brewers and how important a World Series appearance is to this era of Brewers baseball Plus why does Bart hate Marquette Hosted by Simplecast an AdsWizz company See https pcm adswizz com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising [... more]

Pastor Skip explores the law of sowing and reaping and why God's forgiveness doesn't erase the importance of the choices you make today [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories before Smokin' Ed Currie became famous for breeding the Carolina Reaper and Pepper X he nearly destroyed his life with addiction Recovery gave Ed a second chance but it didn't erase the guilt he carried over the person he had once been Years later after he and his wife Linda endured miscarriage after miscarriage they finally accepted that they might never have children of their own Then in the middle of the night the phone rang Ed shares the deeply personal story of the unexpected events that followed Support the show https www [... more]

Women currently control the majority of wealth in the United States and their financial influence is growing But perhaps the more important question isn't simply how much wealth women will steward It's what they want that wealth to accomplish Julie Wilson President of Women Doing Well joins the show today to share some new research conducted in partnership with the Lake Institute on Faith Giving that offers an encouraging look at how Christian women are approaching generosity The findings reveal women who are engaged discerning and increasingly intentional about aligning their financial decisions with their faith values relationships and sense [... more]

The Jim Rome Show HR - The Buffalo Bills are onto their next era with the home opener at the brand-new Highmark Stadium There's just one person that didn't make the move from the Wall of Fame to the new stadium Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories growing up across the Mississippi River from New Orleans Richard Herzog found refuge from a troubled home on the playing field Sports gave him confidence and a place to belong Then a trusted teacher abused that trust leaving Herzog with wounds he would spend decades trying to understand Herzog author of Paydirt shares how football eventually brought him to Ole Miss and later to a championship-winning career as a coach But no victory could erase his past Through therapy recovery faith and forgiveness Herzog finally confronted what had happened to him and found [... more]

Rich weighs in on the New York Giants' impressive start to the John Harbaugh era with a convincing win over the Dallas Cowboys who's much hyped defensive makeover fell flat against their NFC East rivals The guys marvel at Josh Allen putting the Bills on his back in Buffalo's Week win over the Houston Texans in an early-season battle of AFC contenders Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson's Chicago Bears hanging a -burger on the Carolina Panthers Rich and the guys weigh in on the controversial officiating decision that ultimately decided the Saints vs Lions game Learn more about your ad [... more]

If you're a Christian you probably do have a genuine desire to worship and obey God But there's one three-letter word that keeps getting in the way In this episode we continue our Systematic Theology series by tackling sin head-on starting with the ways we all try to rebrand it as a struggle or a character opportunity rather than call it what it is We define sin biblically any failure to conform to the moral law of God in act attitude or nature trace it back to Satan's rebellion before it ever reached the Garden and work through Romans on [... more]

Share a commentA king hears a simple story about a stolen lamb and explodes in rage sure he's defending justice Then the prophet looks him in the eye and says the line that collapses every excuse you are that man We trace the turning point in Samuel where David exposed after Bathsheba and Uriah finally stops managing the narrative and tells the truth God has been waiting to hear We dig into why Nathan's parable works how guilt quietly eats away at peace and why we're often quickest to judge the very sin we tolerate in ourselves The conversation also [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories from the American Revolution to the Civil Rights Movement the biblical prophet Daniel has served as an enduring American symbol of courage in the face of unjust authority His refusal to abandon his faith even when threatened with the lions' den offered Americans a powerful example of standing firm when human laws conflicted with a higher moral law Rabbi Dr Stuart Halpern co-author of The Jewish Roots of American Liberty shares how Daniel's story inspired a Revolutionary-era preacher challenging British rule enslaved Americans longing for freedom and the abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Sojourner [... more]

The Jim Rome Show HR - Jim remembers the Tour Stop era of the show after catching up with Jon Barry Then Jim takes some calls from the Clones on the iconic Tour Stops Plus North Carolina is coming off their big win in Dublin but come home to some serious allegations Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Rich weighs in on the SEC voting to ban former professional players from returning to play college sports in the conference NBC Sports' Bob Costas and Rich discuss the chaotic state of college sports in the NIL era what Tarik Skubal will mean for the Dodgers' and Brewers' playoffs outlook how he would change the baseball's postseason if Shohei Ohtani or Pete Crow-Armstrong will win the NL MVP Award the Yankees' chance to reach the World Series and the reasons behind a possible MLB work stoppage that interrupts the season Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Share a commentDiscouragement isn't just a feeling it's a lever When it gets under the edge of your heart it can pry you open and start rewriting what you believe about God yourself and the future We start with a stark reminder from Scripture even when we are faithless God is faithful That truth doesn't erase consequences or discipline but it does give us a solid floor when fear tells us we're finished Then we walk through David's nearly fatal slide in Samuel to Under real pressure David stops bringing his fears to God and starts holding private conversations in [... more]

President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican Jennifer Balkcom in North Carolina's th Congressional District while new questions are emerging over campaign funds connected to outgoing Congressman Chuck Edwards and a Las Vegas trip Meanwhile North Carolina has secured nearly million in federal funding for rail safety improvements and track upgrades across the state Mitch Kokai of the John Locke Foundation joins the program to discuss a major court ruling finding that North Carolina has failed to meet its constitutional obligation to maintain and protect the state's fisheries Plus a judge has ruled that former Governor Roy Cooper will not be [... more]

Governor Josh Stein has vetoed a North Carolina elections bill that would shorten the state's early voting period setting up another potential showdown with Republican lawmakers over election policy Meanwhile a new audit of the Charlotte Area Transit System found millions of dollars in estimated annual losses from fare evasion while also identifying broader security and enforcement concerns Mitch Kokai of the John Locke Foundation joins the program to discuss the latest developments in the COVID-era shutdown lawsuit where bar owners argue former Governor Roy Cooper's testimony is crucial to their case Plus Stein has vetoed legislation that would allow [... more]

The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for Christians to exercise critical thinking and discernment in the face of deception and lies. Christians must be prepared to question authority and challenge false narratives, even when they come from trusted sources. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be ready to defend their faith and to seek answers, rather than simply asking questions. In the context of the COVID pandemic, Christians were faced with conflicting information and conflicting narratives, and they must be equipped to navigate these complexities and to make informed decisions. The Bible teaches that Christians are to be discerning and to test all things, and that they are to be guided by the truth of Scripture. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Steelers' quarterback situation with Jerry Dulak, who believes the team will keep four quarterbacks this season. They also talk about Aaron Rodgers' comfort level with Mike McCarthy's offense and the potential for the Steelers' offense to be more explosive with Rodgers at the helm. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Minnesota Vikings' decision to name Kyler Murray their starting quarterback, and the implications for J.J. McCarthy. He also talks to Jed Fish, the head coach of the University of Washington, about the team's upcoming season and the challenges of navigating the NIL and Transfer Portal landscape in college football. [... more]

Mecklenburg County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Tanya McKnight, accused of subjecting six-year-old Dominique Moody to prolonged abuse before the child's death. The case has led to scrutiny of child welfare agencies and legislative action to create a state backstop for high-risk cases. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein is challenging the North Carolina General Assembly's changes to judicial appointments, arguing that they limit his authority to appoint judges. [... more]

Rich Eisen interviews Marshall Falk, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, about his coaching career, the state of college football, and the professionalization of the sport. They discuss player compensation, coaching styles, and the challenges of being a head coach in college football. [... more]

Charles Carroll, the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence, overcame religious prejudice and became one of the most respected and wealthiest men in colonial America. He played a significant role in the American Revolution and the founding of the United States, using his wealth and influence to support the cause. Carroll's story highlights the complexities of American history and the contributions of Catholicism to the country's intellectual and cultural heritage. [... more]

The first successful submarine attack in history took place on February 17, 1864, when the CSS Hunley sank the USS Housatonic in Charleston Harbor. The Hunley's crew was on a mission to break the Union blockade, but the attack was only partially successful, and the submarine itself has remained a mystery for over a century. Its discovery and conservation have been the subject of much debate and interest, with some claiming to have found the Hunley's remains and others disputing their findings. [... more]

A discussion about Dr. Fauci's alleged involvement in a deep friendship with CNN's Jake Tapper and his obsession with celebrity status, as well as the ongoing conflict with Iran and the potential risks of AI control. The conversation also touches on the controversy surrounding the Mayor of New York City, Zoran Mamdami, and his alleged ties to socialism and communism. Additionally, the topic of Caitlin Collins and Dylan Mulvaney's controversy with President Trump is discussed. [... more]

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is implementing new rules for photo ID exemptions, sparking controversy over voter fraud and election integrity. Meanwhile, businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic are still navigating insurance claims and government shutdowns, highlighting the complexities of public policy and the importance of transparency in government. [... more]

The story of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, two basketball legends who transcended their rivalry on the court to form a lasting friendship that went beyond basketball, and their journey to the Olympics as part of the first Dream Team. [... more]

In the 19th century, women's health was severely impacted by the fashion of extreme tight lacing of corsets, which led to fainting spells, displacement of ribs, and other health issues. Additionally, the use of toxic substances in makeup, wallpaper, and other products contributed to the problem, while the social expectation of women to be delicate and emotional led to the practice of swooning as a form of accepted social cue. [... more]

The Irish introduction to slavery began with Viking raids in the 9th century, with many Irish people being killed and enslaved. Later, the English colonization of Ireland led to the forced transportation of Irish people to the Americas, where they were sold as slaves or indentured servants. This period saw tens of thousands of Irish men and women being sent to the eastern American colonies, as well as Guiana, Antigua, and Montserrat. The Irish were sold for profit, with some being traded for tobacco and indigo. The English could kill the Irish without penalty, but selling them offered great profit, and this explains slavery throughout the world. [... more]

A story about a man's upbringing on a farm during the Great Depression, where he learned the value of frugal living and self-sufficiency through his father's 'Make and Do' philosophy, which emphasized saving money, reusing materials, and being resourceful. [... more]

The preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case continues to unfold, with ballistic analysis and forensic evidence contradicting claims of an explosive theory. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds New York City's immigrant enclaves, with the Italian American Civil Rights League criticizing Mayor Zohran Mamdani's decision to erase Italian and Irish communities from the map. Mamdani's wife is also under fire for co-hosting a spiritual wellness retreat in Spain, where she honored Mary as a Palestinian woman, sparking accusations of colonization of history and Christianity. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signs North Carolina's $34.4 billion state budget into law, delivering major investments in education, public safety, and hurricane recovery, while also highlighting flaws in the budget and the need for continued investment in the state's people and infrastructure. [... more]

Theodore Roosevelt's bold decision to run as a third-party candidate in the 1912 election marked a pivotal moment in American history, as he and Woodrow Wilson clashed over the role of government and the Constitution, with far-reaching consequences for the nation's future. [... more]

On this episode of Q A with Koloff Nikita Koloff welcomes radio host and podcaster Dan Scott for a candid conversation about wrestling faith healing and perseverance They share memorable stories from the golden era of professional wrestling including the importance of protecting the business and what it was like for Nikita to live his Russian Nightmare character both inside and outside the ring [... more]

Managing money wisely is crucial for building a secure financial future. Faith and Finance explores the importance of Christian budgeting, credit card churning, and creating an emergency fund to achieve financial stability and freedom. [... more]

The Milwaukee Bucks' decision to trade Giannis Antetokounmpo has sparked a mix of emotions among fans and analysts. The team's front office, led by Adrian Griffin, has been under scrutiny for their handling of the situation. As the Bucks look to rebuild and move forward, questions remain about the impact of the trade on the team's future and the legacy of Giannis, one of the greatest players in NBA history. [... more]

The influence of Qatar's soft power and propaganda on American universities and the media is a growing concern, with the country donating billions of dollars to institutions and promoting a radical agenda that seeks to undermine Western civilization and promote colonialism. This has led to accusations of dual loyalty and a lack of transparency in the country's dealings with the US. Meanwhile, the rise of socialism and antifada movements in the global south is also causing concern, with some leaders promoting a radical agenda that seeks to overthrow Western governments and institutions. [... more]

The debate between Martin Luther and Erasmus on the concept of free will and its relationship to salvation is a matter of critical importance in the Christian faith. Luther argues that our salvation is the work of God, while Erasmus believes that it is something that can be accomplished by our own efforts. The discussion touches on the doctrine of election, predestination, and the sovereignty of divine grace. [... more]

Rich Eisen interviews Indiana University head coach Kurt Signetti about his coaching career, including his decision to leave Alabama and become a head coach at Indiana University. They also discuss the current state of college football and the challenges of recruiting top players. Additionally, Rich Eisen shares his power rankings of the top NFL offenses, featuring teams such as the Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills, and Atlanta Falcons. [... more]

The intersection of faith and culture is explored through discussions on Mormonism and Christianity, gene editing technology, and its implications on human life, as well as the importance of fidelity and family relationships in modern society. [... more]