President Trump's phone call to FIFA to get a US soccer player reinstated in the World Cup has sparked controversy, with some criticizing his involvement in the game. Meanwhile, the US team's chances in the tournament have been affected by the decision, and the country's soccer fans are divided on the issue. In other news, the US government has been dealing with the Iran conflict, with President Trump saying that the US will either make a deal or finish the job. Additionally, the topic of identity theft has been discussed, with LifeLock offering protection against it. NASCAR fans are also looking forward to the upcoming season, with TNT Sports broadcasting the biggest races. Meanwhile, the autonomous car company Waymo has been experiencing issues with its vehicles, and the Minions movie has broken a box office record. [... more]

The US Men's National Team is set to face Belgium in the FIFA World Cup, with the team's leading scorer, Lauren Balogun, returning after a red card was overturned. Meanwhile, in MLB, the Dodgers are dominating the league, while the Padres and Giants struggle with pitching depth and communication issues. [... more]

The USA soccer team's red card controversy and potential reinstatement has sparked a heated debate about FIFA corruption and the impact of the World Cup on the sport. Meanwhile, the MLB is struggling to attract casual fans with its 162-game season, and the G League is experimenting with a new free throw system. In other sports news, the NBA is testing a new draft format, and streaming services are changing the way we watch games. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the World Cup, soccer, and the U.S. men's national team's performance, as well as wrestling, football, and the upcoming American Century Championship golf tournament. Joe Theisman joins the show to talk about football and his experiences playing with Wilt Chamberlain and Andre the Giant. The show also covers the NHL and Alexander Ovechkin's return to the Washington Capitals. [... more]

The subtle danger of using wealth to boast is explored through the story of King Hezekiah, who treated God's miraculous provision as a monument to his own success. This temptation is not new and can lead to spiritual toxicity. Modern-day stewards must ask whether their wealth is creeping into their identity and check what their possessions are pointing to. Faithful stewardship flips the script and says, 'Everything I have has been entrusted to me by God.' [... more]

The podcast discusses the latest wrestling news, including Sami Zayn's win at Night of Champions, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins' rivalry, and the upcoming SummerSlam event. They also talk about AEW's Forbidden Door and TNA's Slammiversary, highlighting notable matches and storylines. [... more]

Rob West discusses six financial choices that can help individuals steward their resources wisely, including choosing to spend with a plan, choosing the right car for their budget, and preparing for the unexpected. He also answers listener questions on topics such as reverse mortgages, charitable donations from IRAs, and finding a certified kingdom advisor. [... more]

Generous people change the world, but many Christians struggle to live generously due to human nature, delusional thinking, and irrational fear. Chip Ingram explains that generosity is a journey, and the first step is to recognize that God is a blesser who wants to bless our lives. He shares practical steps to become more generous, including taking daily baby steps, celebrating God's blessings, and giving our first and best portion back to God. [... more]

Living generously is a spiritual journey that can bring measurable rewards, including better relationships, a stronger connection with God, and a more fulfilling life. Research shows that generous people are happier, have deeper relationships, and live longer. God commands generosity, and it's the antidote to idolatry, allowing us to break free from selfishness and live a more abundant life. [... more]

The discussion centers around the Iranian regime, the concept of an influencer operation, and the implications of executive orders on immigration. The conversation also touches on the border crisis, the role of Democrats and Republicans in shaping immigration policy, and the potential consequences of a Democratic victory in the 2028 elections. [... more]

The Supreme Court rules on temporary protected status, sparking outrage from Democrats. Meanwhile, the US national team faces challenges in the World Cup, and the Biden administration is under scrutiny for its handling of immigration. Additionally, the Democratic Socialists of America gain momentum, and the debate over capitalism and socialism continues. [... more]

Breaking down walls of prejudice requires taking small steps, starting with prayer and obedience to God's will. The gospel is for all people, and loving others is key to spiritual growth and breaking barriers. By refusing to assume God works the same way in others, we can move beyond our own biases and prejudices, leading to a more loving and inclusive community. [... more]

God works in places and among people we assume He doesn't, and He wants to use us to break down walls of prejudice. Prayer is the prerequisite to seeing others differently than our cultural bias, and taking small steps to connect with someone much different than us can help us love people very different than us. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the contrast between dead religion and a living relationship with God, highlighting the dangers of religious thinking and the transformative power of a genuine faith in Jesus Christ. He shares personal experiences and biblical insights to illustrate the difference between a life of obligation and a life of grace, encouraging listeners to examine their own hearts and seek a deeper connection with God. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the contrast between dead religion and a living relationship with God, using Acts chapter 9 as a study in contrasts. He discusses the Damascus experience, conversion, and the importance of prayer in advancing the Jesus movement. [... more]

God systematically dismantles the enemy's best tactics, using spiritual judo to turn challenges into opportunities for growth and His glory. Chip Ingram shares how the early church was scattered but continued to preach the Word, and how Philip obeyed the Holy Spirit's prompting to share the gospel with an Ethiopian eunuch, leading to a powerful conversion and the spread of the gospel to the Gentiles. [... more]

The clash of civilizations between the US and Iran reveals significant worldview implications, highlighting the differences between Islamic and Christian perspectives. Meanwhile, the widespread abuse of women and children in the UK and the harms of social media are also major concerns, as are the LGBT movement's push for acceptance and the decline of traditional values, including fatherhood and marriage rates. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the World Cup, baseball's rookie class, and the U.S. Open, featuring guests Tyler Kepner from The Athletic and Alan Schipnock, a longtime golf writer. They also touch on the MLB proposal to remove high school players from the draft and raise the floor for international players. [... more]

The power of the gospel of Jesus Christ can overcome even the most daunting challenges and spiritual attacks. Through the story of Philip and the Samaritans, we learn that the power is in the message, not in the messenger. Christians must be willing to take the next step, even in the face of uncertainty, and trust God with the results. The goal is not to be weird or judgmental, but to live out their faith in a way that is authentic and loving, and to invite others to explore the truth of the gospel. [... more]

The New York Knicks celebrate their championship win with a parade in the Canyon of Heroes, while the World Cup continues with the US men's team facing a new challenge. Taylor Twellman joins Rich Eisen to discuss the World Cup and the US team's performance, and they also talk about Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's impressive skills on the field. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares three lessons from Stephen's story in Acts chapter 7, emphasizing the importance of truth demanding transformation, the basis of God's blessings being relational, not ritual, and the need to expose and abandon perverted traditions. He also discusses how maintaining the status quo can be diabolical and how truth bearers must refuse to maintain the status quo in their lives, relationships, and sphere of influence. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the dangers of tradition and the importance of holding onto truth, using the story of Stephen's defense in Acts as an example. He argues that traditions can become a substitute for truth and lead to a static, comfortable, but ultimately lifeless existence. In contrast, truth brings change, liberates, and gives life, but is often threatening to our established ways of thinking and behaving. [... more]

When differences arise, Satan's plan to divide and conquer can take hold, but God's agenda is one of unity and forgiveness. Leaders must prioritize flexibility, listen objectively, and refuse to blame, seeking outside help when needed to resolve conflicts and maintain unity in Christ. [... more]

The New York Knicks' historic NBA Championship win has brought joy to fans, particularly those who have been following the team for decades. Jeremy Schapp reflects on the team's past, including their World Cup game against Colombia in 1994, and how they've come a long way since then. Mike Greenberg shares his personal experience of being a Knicks fan and how the team's win has made him feel. The conversation also delves into the evolution of sports history, with Rich Eisen Show discussing the impact of technology on television sports and the changing landscape of the industry. [... more]

Chip Ingram discusses the force behind evil in the world, Satan's agenda to divide and conquer, and how to protect oneself from his attacks. He introduces the concept of a diabolical agenda and explains how God views evil, citing examples from Proverbs of what God detests, such as haughty eyes, lying tongues, and gossip. Ingram emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing the enemy's subtle agendas, which can lead to division and catastrophe. [... more]

Navigating credit card debt and taxes can be overwhelming, but seeking professional help and understanding tax laws can lead to financial freedom. Planning for retirement, including 401k and Roth IRA options, is also crucial for a secure future. Giving to support the work of the Lord, including tithing, is an important aspect of being a faithful steward of God's resources. [... more]

The early church in Acts chapter 5 faces opposition from within and outside, but the apostles respond with courage and obedience to God, resulting in the power of God being demonstrated through miracles and signs. The fear of God is presented as a non-rational dread that leads to a sense of personal insufficiency in the presence of God, and the importance of having a humble and contrite spirit to experience God's grace. [... more]

The Christian life is built on grace from beginning to end, but there are two things that can destroy it: posing and hypocrisy. These sins can lead to a lack of authenticity and purity, causing the church to become anemic and powerless. God uses finances as a revealer of where our hearts are, and when we prioritize materialism over God, we can expect judgment. The early church in Acts was bold, unified, and growing, but it was also filled with people who were genuinely living out their faith, not just pretending to be something they're not. [... more]

The New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs are tied 2-2 in the NBA Finals, with the series shifting to Madison Square Garden for game four. The Knicks are under pressure to win at home, while the Spurs are looking to bounce back from a tough loss. Victor Wembanyama, the Spurs' young star, has been at the center of controversy, with the Knicks' Jalen Brunson accusing him of dirty play. The officiating has been a major storyline in the series, with both teams feeling that they are not getting the calls they deserve. The game is expected to be a physical and intense matchup, with the Knicks looking to protect their home court and the Spurs looking to regain momentum. [... more]

When experiencing the love of Jesus and His power, individuals won't be able to stop telling people about what's going on. The Holy Spirit will protect and empower them to speak boldly and generously, leading to transformation in their lives and the lives of others. This is the Jesus Revolution, where ordinary people are called to be used by God to extend His exceeding grace to undeserving recipients for His glory. [... more]

The NCAA's handling of college athletes' rights and compensation is a contentious issue, with some arguing that the organization's rules and restrictions are unfair and outdated. Jay Billis, a college basketball analyst, discusses the recent ruling in the Brendan Sawsby case and the implications for the NCAA's collective bargaining process. He also touches on the idea of an antitrust exemption and the potential for Congress to intervene in the matter. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares how ordinary people can walk in the power of God, overcoming fear and boldly sharing their faith. He draws from the story of Peter and John in Acts chapter 4, who were empowered by the Holy Spirit to speak and act with courage, leading to miracles and a movement that changed the world. [... more]

The New York Knicks are on a 13-game winning streak in the NBA Finals, with Jalen Brunson leading the team and Victor Wembanyama of the Spurs posing a challenge. The Knicks' success is attributed to their strong team culture, leadership, and coaching, with Mike Brown and Jalen Brunson sharing a common trait of being unflappable under pressure. The Spurs, on the other hand, are a young and talented team with a strong perimeter defense, but may struggle with emotional control in the finals. [... more]

Drawing near to God, looking through Jesus' eyes, acting on good impulses, and giving God the credit are the four baby steps that can change the world. These steps are not just for healing the sick, but for every conversation and divine appointment. By taking these steps together, ordinary people can start a revolution that brings miraculous transformation and bold witness to the world. [... more]

God wants to do miracles through ordinary people, but it always begins with being faithful in the ordinary things, drawing near to Him, looking through Jesus' eyes, acting on good impulses, and giving Him the credit. The early church was a movement of disciples who learned to live like Christians, marked by integrity, holiness, and love. A generation of young people is hungry for something real, and the Jesus Revolution is about living like Christians, not just following a religion. [... more]

Jonah, a rebellious prophet, attempts to flee from God's presence but is caught in a storm at sea. The pagan sailors, desperate to survive, pray to God and eventually throw Jonah overboard, saving themselves and leading to a miraculous calm in the sea. Meanwhile, Jonah's disobedience and hypocrisy are exposed, and he is used by God to bring about the conversion of the sailors. [... more]

The birth of the church is a story of the power of the Holy Spirit, where a blue-collar fisherman delivers an effective sermon, and thousands are cut to the heart, asking what they can do. Peter's message emphasizes the importance of repentance, baptism, and the gift of the Holy Spirit, leading to the addition of 3,000 people to the church. The early church's radical commitment to living differently, in the power of the Holy Spirit, turned the Roman Empire upside down, and this same revolution can happen today. [... more]

Sol Ruka discusses her journey to becoming the WWE Intercontinental Champion, her character and wrestling style, and her dream matches with other female wrestlers. The hosts also discuss various WWE storylines, including the King of the Ring tournament and the Queen of the Ring tournament, and share their thoughts on upcoming matches and potential storylines. [... more]

The World Cup is coming, and Bank of America is heavily invested. Meanwhile, the US economy is growing, but gas prices are a concern. In California, the governor's race is heating up, with Spencer Pratt and Graham Plattner vying for the top spot. The Iran war continues, with the US and its allies trying to bring Iran's nuclear program under control. Sanctions are in place, but the situation in the Middle East remains volatile. Politics is at play, with various leaders trying to navigate the complex situation. [... more]

The birth of the church is rooted in the historical reality of Jesus, who was a man accredited by God through miracles and wonders. The power is in the message, not the messenger, and God's plans, timing, and methods are perfect. The Holy Spirit is poured out on all people, and those who repent and believe in Christ are baptized and added to the church, marking the beginning of a movement that continues today. [... more]