The host discusses various topics including the relationship between the US and Israel, the Iran-Lebanon conflict, China's cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and the Republican Party's issues with Marjorie Taylor Greene. The host also touches on the draft, Ketamine Queen, AIDS, monkeypox, and bathhouses in Minneapolis. [... more]

Killing sin requires a Christ-centered focus, abstaining from fleshly lusts, and making no provision for the flesh. This involves understanding the consequences of sinful thinking, rooting out sin, and keeping thoughts pure. It also requires prayer, meditation on God's Word, and self-discipline to hack sin to pieces and kill it, rather than merely covering it up or internalizing it. [... more]

Christians struggle with sin, but the Bible teaches that believers can overcome it through mortification, or putting sin to death. John MacArthur explains how to hack away at remaining sin in one's life, using the example of Samuel hacking King Agag to pieces. He discusses the importance of abstaining from fleshly lusts, making no provision for the flesh, and fixing one's heart on Christ. By following these steps, Christians can cultivate new habits of godliness and eliminate old habits of sin, leading to a clear conscience and spiritual growth. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is fighting for the rights of Americans, defending against special counsels and the deep state, and working to protect financial information from China's hacking attempts. With the incoming Trump administration, the ACLJ is preparing for the next round of battles, including the confirmation of cabinet members and their teams. The organization is also working internationally, with its European affiliate, the ECLJ, fighting for conservative Christian values and human rights in Europe. [... more]

Concerns about the dangers of artificial intelligence and its potential to undermine society are growing, with experts warning of the risks of addiction, mental health damage, and the manipulation of information. As the technology advances, governments and companies are struggling to keep up with the pace of innovation, and the need for responsible AI development and regulation is becoming increasingly urgent. [... more]

Rob West discusses the importance of keeping a cash reserve for emergencies, and how to determine the right amount to keep on hand. He also talks about the benefits of hiring a wealth manager and the importance of aligning your financial decisions with your Christian values. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for throwing a barbecue grill at deputies and striking cars with a tire iron in a road rage fit. Meanwhile, the Vice President expresses concern over accessible restrooms on domestic flights, but her solution may not be as straightforward as it seems. Additionally, China-based hackers breach US government email accounts, and a luxury brand apologizes for listing Taiwan as a country. Furthermore, a YMCA is accused of colluding with a swim coach to expose minor girls to naked adult men in a locker room. [... more]

The hosts discuss various attacks on critical infrastructure, including rail sabotage, water supply hacking, and election fraud, and argue that these incidents are not being taken seriously by the government. They also discuss the importance of the Constitution and the oath of office, and how these principles can be used to hold those in power accountable for their actions. [... more]

The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, with Russia pulling back some troops after a major war game operation in Belarus. Meanwhile, the John Durham investigation reveals that the Hillary Clinton campaign paid a tech firm to mine internet data to establish a narrative tying then-candidate Trump to Russia. The mainstream media's complicity in this effort is also coming under scrutiny. In Canada, Justin Trudeau's government is cracking down on freedom protests, while in the U.S., concerns about crime and inflation are growing. The Ukraine crisis is also a major focus, with NATO playing a key role in the conflict. Russian military operations in Ukraine are a major concern, and the U.S. is considering providing more aid to the Ukrainian government. [... more]

The world is facing unprecedented cyber threats, including a massive Russian hacking attack that compromised thousands of government and corporate sites. Experts warn that the US is vulnerable to cyber attacks due to its reliance on technology and interconnectedness. Meanwhile, a leading neurosurgeon discusses the importance of brain health, revealing that lifestyle changes can delay or even reverse dementia. As the world looks to the new year, leaders are grappling with global challenges, including the pandemic, climate change, and rising tensions with Russia and China. [... more]