Chip Ingram explores the root of fear and worry, and shares practical solutions rooted in the comforting truths of Psalm 23. He emphasizes the importance of trusting God's provision and protection, and encourages listeners to declare 'I will not be anxious' and 'I will not worry'. [... more]

To experience a great God and a great life, it's essential to think great thoughts about God, ourselves, our future, our past, and our challenges. This involves developing an accurate view of God, learning to think great thoughts about ourselves and others, and cultivating a biblical mindset that leads to mental transformation and the renewing of the mind. [... more]

Change begins with your thinking, and the most important decision you make every day is what you allow to enter your mind. Wrong thinking produces negative emotions, while right thinking produces positive emotions and wise behavior. Great Christians have a renewed mindset, and this can be achieved through scripture memory and intentional thinking. [... more]

Wild Bill Donovan, a poor Irish Catholic from Buffalo, rose to become one of America's most exciting and secretive generals, leading the Office of Strategic Services, the country's first national intelligence agency, and laying the groundwork for the modern CIA. His life was marked by personal tragedy, politics, and espionage, as he navigated the complexities of World War II and the formation of the OSS. [... more]

Caring Enough to Confront explores the challenges of confronting difficult issues, with a focus on building strong relationships and addressing sensitive topics. [... more]

Confronting difficult issues in relationships requires a deep understanding of the complexities involved, and it's a crucial aspect of Christian living. [... more]

Wild Bill Donovan, the director of the Office of Strategic Services, played a crucial role in shaping modern American espionage. His unconventional methods and charismatic leadership helped build a spy organization of over 10,000 agents, but he faced fierce bureaucratic battles and ultimately couldn't overcome his political enemies. Despite this, his legacy as the father of modern special operations and information warfare continues to influence the world of espionage today. [... more]

Dr. Shane Enoch discusses the importance of managing finances with a Jesus-centered approach, highlighting the dangers of debt and the benefits of financial freedom. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical principles to help listeners make wise financial decisions and live a life that honors God. [... more]

President Joe Biden reflects on his decision to leave the presidential race, the stakes in this election, and his legacy. Meanwhile, a look at the life and work of James Baldwin, a pioneering author and civil rights activist, and the importance of democracy. Additionally, stories about the unique value of horseshoe crabs, the rise of Post Malone, and the impact of cancer on families, as well as the world of Broadway and the power of handmade goods on Etsy. [... more]

The Ghost Army of World War II was a unit of artists, sound engineers, and prop builders who created a multimedia mobile deception unit to fool the German army into seeing the U.S. Army in places it wasn't. They employed battalions of inflatable tanks, sound effects, radio trickery, and even dressed up as soldiers from other units to create a convincing illusion. Their deceptions saved between 15,000 and 30,000 lives and were a crucial part of the Allied victory. [... more]

Understanding poverty as a complex issue that goes beyond material needs, Brian Fickert, professor of economics and community development, shares insights on how to alleviate poverty without hurting the poor and yourself, emphasizing the importance of a relational approach and empowering communities. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including border security, the cognitive test taken by President Joe Biden, and the testimony of Hunter Biden. She also talks about Planned Parenthood being sued by the Missouri Attorney General for child trafficking and discusses the use of statins in healthcare. Additionally, she shares stories about Florida Man and discusses the importance of healthcare and the need for accountability in the medical field. [... more]

God has designed the family, and Satan wants to destroy it. Marriage is a permanent union, not an option, and divorce is not an unpardonable sin. Unconditional love, not conditional love based on physical attributes or meeting certain needs, is the kind of love God commands husbands to have for their wives. A Christian home is a testimony to the world, and making Jesus Christ the head of the home is crucial for revival. [... more]

God's purpose for marriage is companionship, a partnership, and permanence. He created Adam and Eve to meet each other's deepest emotional, physical, psychological, and spiritual needs. Marriage is a union between a man and a woman, where the husband is the provider and the wife is the encourager, and they work together as a team to build a strong and lasting relationship. [... more]

A doctor inherits a rural medical clinic from a notorious murderer who shares his last name, forcing him to confront the darker side of human nature and the complexities of his predecessor's past. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's self-disclosure is plain and clear through creation, leaving every person without excuse. The Apostle Paul explains that this revelation is not just a matter of intellectual understanding, but a moral issue that places us in jeopardy when we deny the plain knowledge of God. The psychology of atheism is rooted in the suppression of manifest truth, and Paul argues that ignorance will not stand as an excuse on the last day. [... more]

A young couple, Matt and Lisa, paid off $50,000 of debt in two years by trusting God and making sacrifices, demonstrating the power of inviting God into financial lives and surrendering finances to Him. [... more]

Wild Bill Donovan was a secretive and charismatic general who became the director of the Office of Strategic Services, the country's first national intelligence agency. He is known as the founding father of both the CIA and the military special operations forces, and his life was filled with personal tragedy and extraordinary challenges. Donovan's story begins with his birth in Buffalo, New York, and his early life as a poor Irish Catholic. He went on to attend Columbia University and law school, where he became a star quarterback and later a prominent Republican. Donovan's career in politics was marked by controversy and scandal, but he eventually became a key advisor to President Franklin Roosevelt. Donovan's work with Roosevelt led to the formation of the OSS, and he became a key player in the development of modern intelligence and espionage. Donovan's legacy continues to be felt today, and his story is a fascinating look at the early days of American intelligence and the men who shaped it. [... more]

The Ghost Army of World War II was a unit of artists, sound engineers, and prop builders who created a traveling road show of deception to fool the German army into thinking the U.S. Army was in places it wasn't. Using sound effects, radio trickery, and fake sets, they carried out a series of successful deceptions that saved thousands of lives and helped turn the tide of the war. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches how to respond to challenging perspectives on Christianity with humility and sensitivity, pointing to the ultimate goal in evangelism and sharing the biblical doctrine of creation and the fall, of redemption and of restoration or perfection. [... more]

The NFL draft and college basketball are heating up, with Anthony Richardson, Bryce Young, and CJ Stroud being discussed as top quarterback prospects. Meanwhile, minor league baseball is a topic of interest, with Ryan McGee's book about his experiences with the Asheville Tourists coming out next week. In college basketball, the North Carolina Tar Heels are looking to rebuild after a disappointing season. [... more]

The story of Wild Bill Donovan, a Medal of Honor recipient and director of the Office of Strategic Services, who played a crucial role in shaping modern American espionage and intelligence. Donovan's life, from his early days as a soldier to his leadership of the OSS, is marked by bravery, cunning, and a willingness to take risks. [... more]

The story of Wild Bill Donovan, a Medal of Honor recipient and the founder of the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, is told through his life and exploits during World War II. From his early days as a law student to his rise as a top spymaster, Donovan's life was marked by bravery, intelligence, and a willingness to take risks. His organization, the OSS, played a crucial role in the war effort, conducting covert operations and gathering intelligence from around the world. Despite his many accomplishments, Donovan's career was also marked by controversy and bureaucratic battles, ultimately leading to his downfall. His legacy as a pioneer in the field of espionage and intelligence remains unparalleled. [... more]

The existence of God is a complex issue, with both theists and atheists having valid arguments. Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the psychological factors that influence our beliefs, including the desire for autonomy and the fear of accountability. He argues that our problem with the existence of God is not intellectual, but moral, and that we suppress the truth about God due to our sinful nature. [... more]

The dark web can be a haven for identity thieves, and the disinformation governance board threatens free speech. George Soros and the Biden administration are accused of manipulating global events, including the food shortage and the push for central bank digital currency. Meanwhile, the US is facing a crisis of trust, with the government accused of lying and manipulating the truth. [... more]

The question of whether the truth claims of Christianity are based on psychological needs or a genuine desire for a higher existence is explored, with Dr. R.C. Sproul arguing that atheists have a psychological need to reject God, and that the existence of God is not just a matter of intellectual curiosity but also a deeply personal and emotional issue. [... more]

The concept of manhood is rooted in biblical teachings, encompassing spiritual, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects. Christian men are called to live in ways that reflect their masculine traits, shaped by the Word, enabled by the Spirit, and exercised in love within society. Leadership is a key aspect of manhood, involving responsibility, protection, and provision for others, with Christ being the perfect example of a shepherd leader. [... more]

A breakthrough treatment for severe depression, called SAINT therapy, has shown significant results in remission rates, offering new hope for those struggling with the condition. Meanwhile, the demand for lithium, a key component in electric vehicle batteries, is expected to increase exponentially, with the US looking to become a major player in the industry. As the world shifts towards a greener future, the importance of addressing climate change and mental health becomes increasingly clear. [... more]

Critical Race Theory is a Marxist ideology that has infiltrated American institutions, promoting racial equity and systemic racism. It manipulates people's perceptions of reality, conditioning white children to question their accomplishments and black children to feel anger and resentment. This ideology is being taught in schools, where students are being indoctrinated with false history and a sense of collective guilt. The impact of this ideology on students and the nation as a whole is devastating, creating toxic wedges between children and driving them away from the success formula of character, resilience, and hard work. [... more]

Emotional intelligence and vulnerability are key to building strong relationships and overcoming life's challenges. Dr. Ilona Jarabek shares insights on how to develop emotional intelligence, manage emotions, and cultivate self-awareness, highlighting the importance of spirituality and faith in achieving emotional well-being and resilience. [... more]

Godly people experiencing depression is a common issue in Christian circles, often stigmatized or ignored. Pastor J.D. Greer explores the biblical response to Christians going through depression, using the story of Elijah as a case study. He discusses the importance of acknowledging and addressing the physical, spiritual, and psychological aspects of depression, and how God's voice can come in unexpected ways. [... more]

A year marked by loss and uncertainty, 2020 was a challenging time for many. Despite the difficulties, there were moments of hope and resilience. From the development of vaccines to the triumphs of science and technology, there were bright spots in an otherwise dark year. As people look to the future, they are finding ways to cope with the uncertainty and anxiety of the pandemic, and to rebuild and find hope in the face of adversity. [... more]

Human traffickers use psychological manipulation and coercion to control their victims, often making them believe they are loved and cared for. Victims are often isolated and threatened, making it difficult for them to escape. Lantern Rescue, a nonprofit organization, conducts international rescue operations to free victims from sex and labor slavery, providing holistic aftercare services. [... more]

The concept of manhood is explored through the lens of biblical teachings, emphasizing the importance of spirituality, physicality, culture, and psychology in shaping masculine traits. Christian men are called to live in ways that reflect their masculine characteristics, assuming responsibility, leadership, and protection, while striving to be like Jesus, the perfect man. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]

Carole King celebrated the fifth anniversary of her Broadway musical, Beautiful, with a surprise appearance on stage. Meanwhile, M. Night Shyamalan discusses his new film, Glass, and the making of his comic book trilogy. In other news, the origins of key lime pie are disputed, and a hiker's life was saved by a concerned citizen who alerted authorities. Additionally, the French islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon are profiled, highlighting their unique culture and history. [... more]