Butch Hartman found mainstream success as the creator of The Fairly OddParents a huge hit for Nickelodeon But when he wanted to create a Christian cartoon he knew no major studio would back him So he and his wife funded the first episodes of The Garden on their own In this clip Butch and Pastor Greg talk about why big studios avoid Christian messaging Hollywood's double standard on Christian content and why The Garden is so important for families Get their full conversation on The Greg Laurie Show Become a Harvest Partner today and join us in knowing God and [... more]

Who decides when a human life becomes valuable That question sits behind nearly every major headline right now Supreme Court shield-law fights over abortion pills crossing state lines and a case out of the Netherlands where a two-year-old child was euthanized In this special extended episode we host Truth Talk Live on the Truth Network for a full hour on the sanctity of human life Dr Abidan Shah makes the case that the real issue underneath abortion and euthanasia debates is ownership does God hold the copyright on life or do we We work through Psalm and what it means [... more]

North Carolina House K- Education Committee Chairman David Willis says the state's school funding model is broken as education leaders examine whether the current position-based system should be overhauled Meanwhile NC Ports is targeting refrigerated and cold-chain cargo as a major opportunity in its five-year growth strategy including expanded activity at the Port of Wilmington Mitch Kokai of the John Locke Foundation joins the program to discuss State Treasurer Brad Briner and the State Employees Association of North Carolina renewing their support for a court challenge to the state's certificate-of-need laws Plus federal regulators have issued the first U S [... more]

On this episode of Truth Talk Live Robby and Dr Carson explore the power of prayer and fasting through Scripture and real-life testimonies of God providing peace direction strength and breakthrough in difficult circumstances Hear powerful stories from listeners who experienced God's presence through addiction marriage grief financial hardship family struggles and major life decisions including a remarkable story of unexpected provision for a son's college tuition The conversation is a reminder that prayer is not simply a last resort but a continual dependence on God in the battles and challenges of everyday life Discover why as Dr Carson shares [... more]

Your kid is being shaped by something Friends Teachers Coaches Screens Algorithms And everybody's got an opinion about what matters Dr Collin Outerbridge gets practical about raising Christian kids in today's culture when you can't and shouldn't control every influence How do you help your kids build a faith that's actually theirs without wrapping them in spiritual bubble wrap Show Notes and Resources Learn more about Dr Collin Outerbridge and Nona Church Listen to Collin Outerbridge's podcast pod link Watch Collin Outerbridge's Kids These Days series on YouTube Learn more about how digital screens influence us familylife com Find resources [... more]

Pro Football Hall of Famer NFL on CBS Analyst Bill Cowher and Rich discuss how head coaches John Harbaugh and Dan Quinn will handle the injuries to Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels why the Steelers' offense has looked inconsistent through two games so far how the Chargers and Raiders have surprised him but the Chiefs' - start has not if Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are the team to beat in the AFC and weighs in on the Vikings' and Saints' starts to the season Rich and the guys react to the possibility of the Bears starting rd-string QB [... more]

This week O'Shea and T J respond to wild days in wrestling including Sami Zayn regaining the Undisputed WWE Championship Stephanie Vaquer regaining the Women's World Championship at a house show in her native country of Chile The unreal story of El Grande Americano and more They also debate whether Penta should have went over The Tribal Chief on Raw from Mexico City And NCW gives AEW's Tribute shows major respect Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Twenty-five years ago the United States experienced the devastating terrorist attacks of September Thousands of lives were lost families were changed forever and a nation was left grieving and searching for hope In this special episode of Words of Life we remember September th through the experiences of people who witnessed the attacks and participated in The Salvation Army's response in the days and weeks that followed From Ground Zero in New York City to the Pentagon in Washington D C Salvation Army teams provided meals water emergency relief supplies emotional and spiritual care and a compassionate presence to firefighters [... more]

Former Bills Head Coach Sean McDermott joins Rich and discusses his journey from being let go from Buffalo on hitting training camps with coaches John Harbaugh Sean McVay Ben Johnson and Mike MacDonald and what he took away from each of them on how the Rams do not win it all teams that he feels strongly about Rich Eisen weighs in on the NFC North NFL MVP Drake Maye AJ Browns Christian McCaffrey Myles Garrret and more Rich Eisen and the guys reveal their predictions for how the AFC South will finish this season among the Jacksonville Jaguars Tennessee Titans [... more]

Where you bank may seem like a purely practical decision We often compare interest rates fees convenience and technology and those things matter But for Christians banking can also be viewed through the larger lens of stewardship Every financial decision gives us an opportunity to consider how faithfully we are managing the resources God has entrusted to us Aaron Caid Chief Marketing Officer at AdelFi Christian Banking joined the show today to discuss financial discipleship the role of Christian financial institutions and how everyday banking decisions can support work that advances the gospel Banking as an Act of Stewardship Biblical [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories on August Cleveland Indians pitcher Ray Caldwell made his debut at League Park before a crowd of In the ninth inning with victory in sight lightning suddenly struck the field and Caldwell himself Fans thought he had been killed Instead moments later he stood up shook it off and finished the game It remains one of the most astonishing moments in Major League Baseball history Nick Ragone host of This Date in History shares the story of how Ray Caldwell survived a lightning strike and kept pitching Support the show https www ouramericanstories [... more]

Tyndale's work laid the foundation for virtually every English Bible translation of the past years and left a major mark on the English language and our theological vocabulary For more resources visit breakpoint org [... more]

Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs joins Brian Kilmeade to analyze major global security threats They discuss CIA Director John Ratcliffe's mysterious trip to Russia intelligence sharing between Moscow and Tehran and why military blockades and economic sanctions are the only ways to pressure the Iranian regime Plus an update on Ukraine's battlefield progress and NATO's response to rising Russian aggression Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

Guest host Bobby Bones and The Athletic's CFB Insider Stewart Mandel discuss the mushrooming controversy of former NFL players returning to college football and the long-term impact on the NCAA's viability to enforce its rules if Bill Belichick can improve in his - first year record at North Carolina how the success of Curt Cignetti at Indiana has impacted how schools search for and hire head coaches the outlook for Ohio State Oregon Texas and debates which schools have the best uniforms and helmets Bobby reveals his top list of NFL villains that's sure to raise the ire of Eagles [... more]

Meta has agreed to pay North Carolina up to million over allegations that its social media platforms harmed children marking a major development in the state's efforts to hold technology companies accountable Meanwhile a new High Point University poll shows Roy Cooper and other Democratic candidates leading in several key North Carolina races heading toward November The program also examines newly released details surrounding Cooper's decision to delay announcing a school reopening plan during the COVID- pandemic including information that has emerged six years after the decision was made See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers are leaving several major policy fights unresolved until after the November election setting up a potentially busy post-election session in Raleigh Meanwhile the UNC System is responding to calls from the Trump administration for higher education reforms by pointing to changes already implemented across North Carolina's public universities A lumber manufacturer is also planning a million investment in Scotland County that is expected to create jobs Mitch Kokai of the John Locke Foundation joins the program to discuss a Fourth Circuit ruling siding with Roy Cooper and Democrats in a dispute over FCC campaign advertising rules See [... more]

In this episode we focus on how parents can support their children academically without making performance feel like identity It covers practical ways to work with teachers understand the real reasons behind struggling grades and encourage independence especially as kids get older It also addresses how AI is changing schoolwork and why those conversations need to start early Key topics Parents often focus on grades and assignments but the deeper goal is helping kids grow without linking worth to performance One major theme is resisting the urge to rescue children from struggle since doing too much can keep them from [... more]

BREAKING The U S Supreme Court has lifted a lower court block on President Trump's Executive order adding new requirements for mail-in voting ruling that Democrat-led states sued before the Postal Service had finalized its regulations The decision allows the Administration's policy to move forward for now as challenges continue in the lower courts The Sekulow team discusses this major Supreme Court ruling the latest election integrity battle the ACLJ's legal work and much more [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories the summer of belonged to two of baseball's greatest hitters Ted Williams entered the final day of the season batting Rather than protect a mark that would have rounded to he played both games of a doubleheader went six for eight and finished at No major leaguer has hit since Yet even Williams' season was overshadowed by what Joe DiMaggio was doing in New York For straight games the Yankees star refused to go hitless as radio stations interrupted their programming to tell Americans whether the streak was still alive Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories in Bill Ruger and Alexander Sturm started a firearms company with a investment and a new -caliber pistol Within months orders were coming in faster than their small operation could fill them Then just as the company was taking off Sturm died unexpectedly at only years old Ruger pressed ahead He expanded into revolvers and rifles took the company public survived a costly attempt at building automobiles and even weathered a controversy that angered some of his most loyal customers Firearms historian Logan Metesh shares how a handful of men working out of [... more]

Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with a familiar picture two men building two houses One builds on rock The other builds on sand When the storms come only one house remains standing The difference isn't the weather Both houses face the storm The difference is the foundation That picture from Matthew offers a helpful way to think about our financial lives Job losses medical expenses market declines and unexpected bills eventually test every household The question is whether our financial lives are built on something strong enough to withstand them John Cortines a Family Office Advisor with Blue [... more]

Risk is unavoidable in investing and in life But not all risks deserve equal attention It is easy to focus primarily on the probability that something will happen If an investment career move or financial strategy has a high likelihood of succeeding we may assume it is a good decision But Mark Biller Executive Editor at Sound Mind Investing suggests another question may be even more important If things go wrong how wrong could they go That shift from focusing on probabilities to considering consequences can help us make wiser financial decisions and protect ourselves from risks that could permanently [... 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]

On this episode of Our American Stories they were Americans by birth but treated as outsiders when the war began After Pearl Harbor many Japanese Americans were sent to camps under suspicion of aiding the enemy Yet from those same camps came volunteers who joined the U S Army determined to prove their loyalty Known as the Nisei these second-generation Japanese Americans fought in Europe's bloodiest battles and helped redefine what it meant to be American Major General James Mukoyama the first Asian American to command a U S Army division shares the story of these remarkable men in his [... more]

Long-term care isn't just a health issue It can become a major financial and family decision Most of us hope we'll never need extended care but wise stewardship means preparing for possibilities before they become a crisis And while long-term care insurance may be part of that preparation the first step isn't necessarily buying a policy It's having a plan Nathan Sanow President of LTC Consumer and MasterCare LLC has spent more than two decades helping individuals and families navigate long-term care planning He says the most important place to begin is understanding what would happen if you or someone [... more]

Doug Elks, a man of God and evangelist, shares his passion for preaching the gospel and sharing Jesus Christ with others. He reflects on his recent preaching engagements, including Red Rocks and Los Angeles, and emphasizes the importance of sharing the truth of God's word with others. Elks encourages listeners to be bold in sharing their faith and to view every person as a potential opportunity to spread the gospel. [... 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]

A close Wisconsin Democrat primary election raises concerns about election integrity and the influence of the DSA on the Democratic Party. The FBI's counterintelligence operation, Round River, targeted prominent Republicans, including Secretary Mike Pompeo, as conduits for Russian propaganda. The discussion highlights the importance of preserving religious liberty and the need for transparency in government. [... 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]

The mayor of New York City was booed off stage at a police event in Staten Island, reflecting the growing divide between the city's progressive base and its more conservative outer boroughs. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is fighting to defend the Constitution and protect the rights of Americans, including a recent victory in a lawsuit against the Smithsonian Institution for targeting pro-life students. The organization is also working to preserve religious liberties and expose the deep state, with cases pending in the Supreme Court and the United Nations. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hassan Piker's comments on 9-11, his association with the DSA, and the implications for the upcoming election in Michigan. The conversation also touches on Abdul Al-Saeed's victory in the primary and the potential challenges he may face in the general election. [... 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]

Richard Ira Bong was a U.S. Army fighter pilot who became America's ace of aces during World War II, earning the Medal of Honor and numerous other decorations for his bravery and skill in combat. Born in Wisconsin in 1920, Bong enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1941 and quickly distinguished himself as a pilot, scoring his first aerial victory in December 1942. He went on to shoot down 40 enemy planes, including five in a single engagement, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Silver Star. Bong's heroism and skill in combat made him a legendary figure in American history, and his story continues to inspire and fascinate people to this day. [... more]

The US and Iran continue to negotiate, but the IRGC has continued to target ships in the Strait of Hormuz and launch missiles at US bases in the region. The US has three options: a diplomatic approach, maintaining pressure on Iran, or resuming major military options. Israel and the US have different priorities, with the US focusing on keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and Israel prioritizing the nuclear threat and regime change. [... more]

A major political bombshell unfolds in North Carolina as Congressman Chuck Edwards announces he will not seek re-election, leaving a vacancy in the 11th congressional district. The Republican Party will select a replacement nominee, and the candidate will face Democrat Jamie Ager in the election. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly is considering a hemp ban and election laws, with the governor planning to veto the legislation. [... more]

Congressman Chuck Edwards announces he's dropping out of his reelection campaign after a House ethics committee found him in violation of House rules related to sexual harassment and creating a hostile workplace. Meanwhile, North Carolina lawmakers are debating hemp regulation, with some advocating for a ban on THC products and others pushing for a more nuanced approach. A bipartisan group of officials has also formed a partnership to combat fraud and protect taxpayer money. [... more]

The host discusses the threat of radical Islam and Hamas, criticizing the idea of disarming the group and instead advocating for Israel to take action to protect its people. The host also touches on the topic of post-liberalism and its connection to CRT and identity politics, warning of the dangers of these ideologies and their impact on Christianity and the Second Amendment. [... more]

Aaron Donald's potential return to the NFL is a hot topic, with Andrew Whitworth sharing his insights on the defensive tackle's training process. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers' acquisition of Tarek Schubel has sparked debate about the team's spending and its impact on Major League Baseball. The NFL season is just around the corner, with Thursday Night Football returning and Aaron Rodgers set to face off against Baker Mayfield. The Rich Eisen Show also discusses the latest baseball trades and the upcoming induction ceremony at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. [... more]

The trade of Tarek Skubel to the Los Angeles Dodgers has sparked debate about the inequities in Major League Baseball, with some owners pushing for a salary cap to increase profitability. The Brewers, who were unable to acquire Skubel, are now facing a challenging trade deadline and may need to adjust their strategy to compete with teams like the Dodgers. [... more]