The Jim Rome Show HR - Los Angeles was named the rattiest city according to a survey conducted by Orkin Pest Control Then the Philadelphia ers are - but you'd have no idea with LeBron James and Jaylen Brown trying to out bag each other Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

The 1904 Olympics in St. Louis were a unique event that showcased the differences between European and American approaches to sports and national identity. The games were marked by poor sports science, commercialization, and a lack of national representation, which led to a split between the Europeans and Americans that continues to this day. [... more]

The Washington Commanders are looking to stay in the same spot after a successful season last year, but their schedule is difficult this year. The team has made some additions, including Von Miller, and is hoping to improve their defense. Meanwhile, the NFL is cracking down on celebrations, including gun gestures, and is trying to eliminate some of the more violent and excessive celebrations. [... more]

The 49ers are a great unknown in the NFL, with too many injuries and a decimated wide receiver position. They're trying to fix their offense, but it's a tough road ahead. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are in a contract dispute with Michael Parsons, with Jerry Jones making headlines for his comments about the agent. In college football, Urban Meyer is criticizing Jim Harbaugh, who's now coaching the Los Angeles Chargers, and the NCAA is handing out punishments to Michigan for recruiting violations. [... more]

Jesus teaches that true happiness and fulfillment come from seeking His kingdom and righteousness, rather than being preoccupied with material things. He warns that materialism can lead to anxiety, worry, and a divided mind, and encourages believers to focus on relationships, family, and serving God, rather than accumulating wealth and possessions. [... more]

Chip Ingram discusses the root cause of misplaced priorities, which is materialism, a condition of the heart where people trust in outward props like money and possessions to achieve peace, happiness, and satisfaction. He explains that materialism has nothing to do with what you have, but rather with your heart's desire and trust. Jesus teaches that you can't serve both God and money, and that the pursuit of material things can thwart spiritual development. [... more]

Jesus teaches that true happiness comes from embracing poverty of spirit, mourning with others, taking the second place, and craving fellowship with God. He explains that these qualities are essential for experiencing the kingdom of God and finding eternal comfort. [... more]

A Florida man threatens stormwater maintenance workers with a machete for blocking the road, while another man faces over 500 charges for allegedly dealing stolen items. Meanwhile, a study suggests that 'toxic masculinity' may be linked to heart problems in men, and Google is developing A.I. that can take over a computer. Additionally, healthier Americans are paying millions to age in luxury campuses, and a viral story about a 'super rat' spotted on a Spirit Airlines flight has gone crazy. The episode also discusses a Trump rally in New York City, where the crowd showed fervent devotion to the former president, and the unveiling of a Dwayne Wade statue that has been widely criticized for its likeness. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to amaze, while identity politics and its complexities are discussed. Meanwhile, a shortage of amoxicillin raises concerns, and monkey pox cases spike in New York City. A furry convention in Seattle goes off the rails, and Sadiq Khan is re-elected as London's mayor. IV drips for hangovers gain popularity, and the Tom Brady roast is criticized for being impersonal and lacking in camaraderie. [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including the Middle East conflict, protests, college graduation ceremonies, the 2024 election, tax hikes, the economy, interest rates, national debt, and government spending. The hosts express their opinions on these issues and share their perspectives on how they affect the country and its citizens. [... more]

You can put joy and zest into the most mundane job by taking principles from the Word of God. Seeing your job as an opportunity, a responsibility, and a ministry can make a difference in your life and the lives of those around you. By being grateful, helpful, and faithful, you can turn the rat race into a pilgrimage and bring glory to God. [... more]

When faced with desperate situations, a 'hope rope' can be a lifeline, a reminder of God's presence and intervention. From the story of the Titanic to the rat study, and from personal testimonies of cardiac arrest and Christian faith, the concept of a 'hope rope' is explored, highlighting the importance of faith and hope in times of need. [... more]

Living a life of biblical priorities means trusting in God's plan and letting go of materialism, anxiety, and worry. By seeking God's kingdom and righteousness, we can break free from the rat race and live a life of true fulfillment and joy. [... more]

Chip Ingram discusses how to escape the rat race by understanding the root cause of misplaced priorities, which is materialism. He explains that materialism is a condition of the heart where people trust in outward things to achieve inner peace and happiness. Chip emphasizes the importance of checking one's motives, treasure, and eye to determine their true priorities and master. He encourages listeners to seek God's plan for true contentment and peace, and to prioritize their hopes around God's hopes for their life. [... more]

Florida Man stories, a rare tick-borne infection dubbed the Powasson virus, and a futuristic crime-fighting robot called the Snitchbot are among the bizarre and intriguing topics discussed in this podcast. The host also touches on a rat czar in New York City and the city's efforts to mitigate rat populations, highlighting the complexities and absurdities of modern life. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the Ukraine war and the recent leak of classified documents has raised concerns about the country's involvement in the conflict and the potential for escalation into a larger conflict. Meanwhile, the Green New Deal has been criticized for its potential to make the US more reliant on China and subservient to its interests. The administration's response to these issues has been met with skepticism and criticism from both sides of the aisle. [... more]

The enemy of the best of God's will is never bad stuff, but rather good stuff that distracts us from what truly matters. Jesus teaches us to seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and in doing so, we'll find that all our material needs are met. By letting go of our preoccupation with material things, we can experience the joy and satisfaction that comes from living a life centered on Christ. [... more]

The pursuit of material things can thwart spiritual development, and the root cause of misplaced priorities is materialism, a condition of the heart where one trusts in outward props to achieve inward peace and happiness. Jesus teaches that one can either serve God or money, and that the eye is the lamp of the body, determining one's outlook and outcome. He warns against the deceitfulness of riches and the concern with other things, and encourages seeking first God's kingdom and his righteousness. [... more]

Jesus teaches eight ways to be happy, starting with being poor in spirit, mourning, and meekness, which means taking the second place and serving others. He also emphasizes the importance of hungering and thirsting for righteousness, which means craving fellowship with God above everything else. This is part of the teaching series called The Whole Story. [... more]

As Christians we have the chance to put joy zest and dignity into the most mundane jobs In this message Adrian Rogers shares with us three principles from Ephesians as we turn the rat race into a pilgrimage [... more]