General Daniel Sickles, a colorful character in American history, left a trail of unpaid bills, broken romances, and political scandals. He served as a soldier, politician, and diplomat, and was involved in several controversies, including the killing of Philip Barton Key and his subsequent acquittal on temporary insanity. Sickles went on to become a major general in the Civil War and was instrumental in the preservation of Gettysburg as a national historic site. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the connection between transgender ideology and mass shootings, with a focus on the recent school shooting in Minneapolis. The host and guest, Robert Knight, argue that the media's attempt to cover up the shooter's transgender identity is a trend in mass shootings by individuals who identify as transgender. They also discuss the role of marijuana and the decline of traditional values in contributing to the rise of transgenderism. Additionally, the conversation touches on the importance of understanding Catholicism and the Reformation, with a focus on the distinction between biblical Christianity and Roman Catholicism. [... more]

Duncan Scott, a former New Mexico state senator, shares the story behind the 'pointy hat bill', a satirical amendment he introduced to address the insanity defense plea, which unexpectedly passed through the legislative process. [... more]

Dan Sickles, a colorful Civil War general, shot and killed his wife's lover, sparking a sensational trial. He successfully used the temporary insanity defense and went on to become a prominent figure in the war, raising a brigade and being promoted to Major General. After being wounded at Gettysburg, Sickles had his leg amputated and later donated it to the Army Medical Museum. He also played a key role in preserving the Gettysburg battlefield. [... more]

Dan Sickles, a colorful and impulsive general, defied description with his scandalous life, marked by graft, politics, and a passionate side for the ladies. He shot and killed his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key, and was acquitted due to temporary insanity. Despite his questionable actions, Sickles became a hero during the Civil War, raising a brigade and fighting at Gettysburg, where he was wounded and lost a leg. He later preserved the battlefield and had a monument built in his honor. [... more]

Martin Luther's intense fear of God's wrath and his own unworthiness led him to question his sanity, but it was his discovery of the gospel through Romans 1 that brought him to faith and understanding of justification by faith alone. [... more]

A documentary filmmaker goes undercover to explore the world of anti-racism and discovers a culture of guilt, manipulation, and indoctrination. He talks to experts and ordinary people about the impact of this ideology on society and the dangers of inherent racism. [... more]

The Department of Justice argues in court that UNRWA employees who participated in the October 7th attack on Israel have absolute immunity, despite the fact that they committed mass murder and terrorism. This decision is seen as a shocking betrayal of the victims and their families, and raises questions about the Biden administration's foreign policy and its willingness to defend terrorists. [... more]

A man in his 50s recounts his struggles with fitness and sanity after joining a gym and trying various exercise programs, ultimately concluding that balance and competition are key to a healthy lifestyle. [... more]

Duncan Scott, a former New Mexico state senator, shares the story behind his infamous 'pointy hat bill', a satirical amendment that aimed to address the overuse of the insanity defense plea in court. The bill, which required psychologists to wear a cone-shaped hat and a white beard while testifying, was accidentally passed by the Senate and became a humorous footnote in the legislative process. [... more]

God's method to what may seem like madness is revealed through the story of Paul, a chosen instrument of God who suffered, was opposed, and was prepared for ministry over nearly two decades. This process is significant, as it shows that what God is doing in us is just as important as what He is doing through us. Understanding that we are chosen by God can bring comfort and empowerment, especially in times of opposition, delay, or suffering. [... more]

Following God's call can lead to unexpected challenges and suffering, but it's in these moments that God prepares us for the ministry he has in store. The story of Paul's life, marked by opposition, delay, and hardship, serves as a pattern for believers today, reminding us that God's apparent absence can be a sign of his presence and that our white space, or times of obscurity, can be where he does his best work. [... more]

Dan Sickles, a colorful Civil War General, defies description with his impulsive and amoral nature. He lived a fast life, accumulating fortunes and loving society, but his actions often landed him in trouble, including shooting and killing his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key. Despite his scandalous past, Sickles rose to prominence during the war, becoming a brigadier general and raising a brigade. He also played a key role in preserving the Gettysburg battlefield and was reelected to Congress at the age of 74. [... more]

Dan Sickles, a colorful Civil War general, defies description with his impulsive and amoral nature. He lived a fast life, accumulating fortunes and loving society, but his personal life was marred by scandal, including shooting and killing his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key. Despite his questionable actions, Sickles became a hero in the war, raising a brigade and backing the Republican war effort, and later played a key role in preserving the Gettysburg battlefield. [... more]

Paul, a 50-year-old man, shares his story of struggling with fitness and sanity after joining a gym to lose weight. He finds that the manufactured workouts and competition in the gym drive him insane, leading him to quit and return to his old habits. He reflects on the importance of balance between leisure and exercise and the need for real, enjoyable physical activity. [... more]

Duncan Scott, a former New Mexico state senator, shares the story behind the infamous 'pointy hat bill', a satirical amendment he introduced to address the insanity defense plea, which unexpectedly passed and became a part of a licensing bill for psychologists. [... more]

Dan Sickles, a Union general, defied description with his impulsive and amoral nature. He rose through the Tammany Hall political machine, becoming a New York state senator and congressman. His life was marked by scandals, including the shooting of his wife's lover, Philip Barton Key. Despite his questionable actions, Sickles became a hero during the Civil War, raising a brigade and fighting at Gettysburg. He later pushed for the preservation of the Gettysburg battlefield and had a monument built in his honor. [... more]

A man's journey to lose weight and find balance in his life, only to realize that sanity and fitness are not mutually exclusive, and that a balance between leisure and exercise is key to a healthy lifestyle. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing against abortion and child killing, highlighting America's national sin and the need for Christians to take action. He also explores the concept of God's image and human value, contrasting it with the woke insanity of modern society. Additionally, he touches on the CIA's involvement in government corruption and the need for accountability. [... more]

A man shares his personal story of growing up idolizing his older brother, who he nicknamed 'Moose', and how his brother's physical stature inspired him to pray for similar qualities. He reflects on the power of prayer and the importance of talking to God with love, and how this has shaped his faith and parenting style. [... more]