The aftermath of a massive four-inch snowstorm has left many communities in the Mid-South struggling with road clearance, mail delivery, and power outages. Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses her campaign for governor and her views on conservative government, while also addressing the power outage crisis in Nashville. Meanwhile, the Better Business Bureau warns about deceptive health claims, and a missing person case in Tucson, Arizona, has sparked a federal investigation led by President Trump. [... more]

The Christian resistance discusses the end times, specifically Revelation chapter 1, and its implications for believers. Meanwhile, a guest shares their experience with the refugee resettlement program and the issuance of US passports to undocumented immigrants, raising concerns about national security and immigration policy. [... more]

A discussion on the abortion pill's harms, the return of spirituality, and the complexities of refugee resettlement from a Christian worldview. The conversation also touches on the importance of education, homeschooling, and Christian schooling, and how to navigate these issues with a biblical perspective. [... more]

In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance by accepting refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia, providing them with a safe haven and a chance to rebuild their lives. His efforts inspired a statewide movement, Iowa Shares, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving Cambodian refugees. Ray's leadership and compassion earned him a reputation as a 'good governor' and a hero to the Southeast Asian refugee community. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold step in 1975 by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later from Cambodia, who were fleeing the brutal Khmer Rouge regime. His humanitarian efforts, known as Iowa Shares, raised over $540,000 and provided vital aid to those in need, earning him a reputation as a champion of compassion and a symbol of hope for the refugee community. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance in the 1970s by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later helping Cambodian refugees. His efforts led to the creation of the Iowa Shares program, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving refugees in Cambodia. Meanwhile, in the Second World War, US Army fighter pilot Richard Ira Bong became America's Ace of Aces, earning numerous decorations for his bravery and skill in the air. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the threat of leftist ideology and Islamic jihad in America, the convergence of Islam and Christianity, and the persecution of Christians worldwide. [... more]

The Islamic world is planning an invasion of the Western Christian world, with the goal of extinguishing Christianity and establishing an Islamic state. This is happening through the mass migration of Islamic refugees into Europe and the United States, who are not assimilating into Western values but instead bringing their own culture and laws with them. [... more]