The Christian resistance explores the doctrine of salvation, soteriology, and the growing trend of universal salvation. Meanwhile, a heart drug is under investigation for data integrity and safety concerns, and the FDA's corruption is highlighted. The importance of natural medicine and essential omega-3 fatty acids is discussed, as well as the need for a functional healthcare system that prioritizes prevention and natural remedies over symptom reduction and pharmaceuticals. [... more]

Grass fed, grass finished red meat is a nutrient-dense food that can help ward off excess adiposity and promote brain health. Fatty fish like salmon are also a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, essential for brain function. Maintaining a vigorous exercise routine, particularly resistance training, can help fight against aging and age-related decline. A whole foods diet, minimally processed and rich in fiber, is optimal for overall health and brain function. [... more]

A retired Navy commander spent 100 days underwater, while a Florida man was arrested for fentanyl possession and obstruction. A woman was denied surgery due to her request for same-sex care, highlighting hospital policies and transgender issues. Meanwhile, a man was arrested for cocaine trafficking, and a diabetes treatment, Ozempic, shows promise in curbing addictions. In other news, a massive alligator was caught in Mississippi, and a sorority lawsuit raises concerns about woman face and safety. [... more]

A 67-year-old Florida man attempted to rob a bank to cover his rent, but was thwarted by a teller who didn't believe he had a gun. Meanwhile, a manatee was spotted grazing on a lawn in Florida after a hurricane passed, and the American Heart Association reports that adults with fatty liver are three times more likely to have heart failure. In other news, Riley Gaines, a swimmer who spoke out against gender ideology in sports, joins the show to discuss her experiences and the importance of standing up for women's rights. [... more]

A 12-year-old boy in Colorado Springs is allowed to keep a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack after a teacher's ignorant attempt to gaslight him sparks outrage. Meanwhile, a study reveals the US is experiencing a crisis of early death, and a 2,150 square foot trailer home in the Hamptons sells for $4.4 million, sparking debate about the value of luxury real estate. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for attempting to break into homes while naked. Meanwhile, a school in Colorado is facing backlash for trying to ban a 12-year-old boy from wearing a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack, citing it as a symbol of white supremacy. Additionally, there are concerns about the teaching of African-American history in Florida and the impact of CRT on education. [... more]

A 71-year-old Florida man was caught spying on a woman through her bathroom window, while another man was arrested for possessing fentanyl and cocaine. A makeup company backed out of a collaboration with Alice Cooper after he made comments about transgender surgeries. Climate protesters were arrested by tribal police at Burning Man, and the author discusses the differences in highway culture between Texas and other states. [... more]

A retired Navy commander spent 100 days underwater in an underwater habitat, while a Florida Man was arrested for stealing a bike and possessing fentanyl. The American Heart Association reports that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. The Babylon Bee's new book, 'The Babylon Bee Guide to Gender', satirically explores the complexities of gender ideology, and Christians are using humor to push back against wokeness and promote truth in the culture. [... more]

Dolphins have been observed launching a deadly attack on a porpoise off the Welsh coast, highlighting their mean and aggressive behavior. Meanwhile, a school bus driver shortage is causing chaos nationwide, with some kids in Kentucky not getting home until 10 pm. Additionally, thieves have stolen wigs meant for women and children fighting cancer in Beverly Hills, and the DOJ is suing SpaceX for allegedly discriminating against asylum seekers and refugees in its hiring practices. [... more]

A Florida man is getting investigated for holding a dolphin out of the water in Jacksonville Beach, while another man was beaten with a bat in his recliner during a home invasion. The host discusses the importance of being prepared for lockdowns and the potential return of mask mandates, citing concerns about the effectiveness of masks in filtering microscopic particles. Additionally, the host talks about the health risks of a fatty liver and promotes a supplement to help with liver health. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for allegedly touching two young girls on a beach, while another man was involved in a voodoo ritual that turned violent. Meanwhile, a discussion on climate change highlights the need to decarbonize the economy, but critics argue that the term is being misused to avoid accountability for mismanagement. Additionally, a look at Hillsdale College's approach to education and the importance of conservative constitutionalist thought. [... more]

Flesh-eating bacteria have been reported in Tampa Bay, with 26 cases of Vibrio vulnificus this year, leading to five deaths. Meanwhile, a Florida woman was arrested for spiking a man's drink with Raid, and a man was arrested for allegedly selling nonexistent N95 masks worth $20 million. In other news, Queen's song 'Fat Bottom Girls' has been removed from a children's album due to concerns about body image, sparking a debate about cancel culture. Additionally, a study found that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure than those without. [... more]

Adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure, with 100 million Americans affected. Meanwhile, bizarre incidents of road rage and reckless behavior are on the rise, including a Florida mom intentionally crashing into another car and a villager arrested for battery. In entertainment news, the Snow White remake is facing backlash due to the lead actress's comments, and the IRS is hiring thousands of armed agents, sparking controversy and confusion. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for hurling a rock through a windshield during a road rage incident, while another Florida man caught a massive 16-foot python with his bare hands. Meanwhile, a scandal surrounding Vice President Joe Biden's dealings with Ukraine continues to unfold, with new revelations about his use of a pseudonym and potential financial improprieties. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, with a Naples man evading high-speed pursuit and a Fort Myers man barging into a stranger's home claiming to be a ghost. Meanwhile, a discussion about Waffle House menu items sparks debate over home fries vs. hash browns. Additionally, concerns about liver health and the impact of fatty liver on heart failure are highlighted. [... more]

A Florida man faked a heart attack during an arrest, while another community in Florida is dealing with a peacock population explosion, leading to a vasectomy program for the birds. Meanwhile, a court ruling in Montana has established a government duty to protect people from environmental concerns, including climate change, and a federal court has ruled against Washington DC's defacement rules, treating anti-abortion groups differently from Black Lives Matter. [... more]

A Florida woman doused herself in Diet Mountain Dew to erase DNA evidence after a murder, while a man swiped car keys from a baby stroller. Meanwhile, a Montana woman was mauled by an otter while tubing down a river, and a 98-year-old business owner collapsed and died from stress after a police raid. The Biden administration's response to recent fires in Maui is also questioned. [... more]

A Florida man was arrested for trying to register a stolen Porsche, while a cemetery in Florida made a second mistake in burying a widow with the wrong husband. Research suggests that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. A recent ad by Mike Pence has been widely criticized for its awkwardness, and New Jersey has passed a law requiring full-service gas pumping at half of its pumps. Fancy Feast, a cat food brand, has launched a pop-up shop selling human cat food, and a study found that eating nuts can lower the risk of depression. [... more]

A Florida man is charged with flooding a hospital after attacking a nurse and stripping. A singer-songwriter's comments on gender identity spark outrage, but he doubles down on his opinion. The American Heart Association reports that adults with fatty liver are 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure. Scientists propose blocking out the sun with an asteroid to combat climate change. A homeowner association board is arrested for stealing $2 million from residents. A transgender woman demands her ex-boyfriend return her surgically extracted testicles. [... more]

A discussion on various health topics including calcium and omega-3 deficiencies, osteoporosis, statin drugs, dementia, anxiety, vertigo, and AFib, with a focus on holistic medicine and natural remedies. [... more]