Zach Galifianakis discusses his new Netflix show, 'This is a Gardening Show', which explores the world of foraging and composting, and how it connects us to our food and the environment. He also talks about his concerns about the rapid advancement of technology and the potential risks of AI. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests discuss the upcoming NFL draft and the latest news and rumors in the world of football. [... more]

Thaddeus Williams, a Biola professor and theologian, argues that the resurrection of Jesus can be verified through four historical facts and six alternative theories, including the Loki hypothesis, the Hairy Hypothesis, and the Ocean's 11 hypothesis, which are tested against the facts and found to be insufficient, leaving the resurrection hypothesis as the most plausible explanation. [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus proves that God keeps his promises, and we can be sure of that. The great hope that we have is that He walks with us through this life and then meets us in the afterlife. Being a Christian means you put your complete faith in Christ and turn from your sin, and then you must receive Christ into your life. [... more]

On Good Friday, we reflect on the cross and the profound truths of the gospel in everyday language, using financial imagery to describe spiritual realities. We discuss the importance of building an emergency fund, retirement planning, and using home equity through reverse mortgages to supplement income and live comfortably in retirement. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah and Dr. Maurice Robinson discuss the release of the New Testament in the original Greek Byzantine text form 2026 edition, published by Clearview Press. The text offers a contrast to the predominantly Alexandrian text of the Nestle-Aland and UBS traditions, with differences in approximately 8,000 places throughout the New Testament. The Byzantine text form is represented by the vast majority of Greek New Testament manuscripts, and the Robinson-Pierpont text is considered the closest approximation to the original text as it was transmitted through the centuries. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie and Bible scholar Don Stewart discuss the end times, the rapture, and the importance of being ready for Jesus' return. They explore biblical prophecies, the significance of the rapture, and how it affects daily life, emphasizing the need for hope and faith in a world that is increasingly uncertain. [... more]

The importance of Christian theology and doctrine in understanding the Christian faith, equipping believers for service, and retaining the teaching of Scripture. A 36-message series, Theology for All, explores the basics of Christian doctrine and its application in everyday life. [... more]

The Shroud of Turin, a 14-foot-long burial cloth, is the most recognizable and studied archaeological artifact in the world, with 102 academic disciplines concluding it is not man-made. The Shroud's surface-level image matches the description of Jesus' crucifixion, providing evidence of Jesus' bodily resurrection. Archaeological discoveries, such as the James Ossuary and the Pilate Stone, also validate the historical reliability of the Bible, supporting the truth claims of Christianity. [... more]

Robert E. Lee, the Confederacy's most powerful general, was born in 1807 at Stratford Hall on the northern neck of Virginia. He attended West Point, graduating second in his class, and spent his professional life in the Army's Corps of Engineers, specializing in fortification construction. Lee's frustration with slow promotion led him to accept a commission as Lieutenant Colonel of the 2nd Cavalry in Texas, where he chased Comanches and outlaws. In 1861, he was recalled to Washington to help write Army regulations, but ultimately refused President Lincoln's invitation to take command of federal forces and instead joined the Confederate Army, becoming a general and leading the Peninsula Campaign, Second Bull Run, and other pivotal battles. [... more]

Biblical wisdom has nothing to do with the number of degrees earned, but rather with being in touch with God. Joseph's story in Genesis 41 illustrates this, as he was chosen for his position due to his God-centered life and discernment. True wisdom is not just about intellectual knowledge, but about living in accordance with God's will and fearing Him. This is the key to being a wise and effective leader, as seen in Joseph's example. [... more]

Christian parents often struggle with the pressure to provide their children with a successful youth sports experience, but this can lead to performance pressure and a lack of enjoyment for their kids. Research shows that spending more money on youth sports actually decreases a child's enjoyment of the activity. Ed and Brian discuss how to approach youth sports in a way that prioritizes discipleship and lifelong learning, rather than just focusing on winning and achievement. [... more]

North Carolina has been named the 2025 State of the Year for Economic Development by Business Facilities Magazine, with a strong business climate and economic growth in the past year. The state's continued success is rooted in strong partnerships and a focus on long-term growth, with strategic investments in workforce development, infrastructure, and site readiness. Meanwhile, a group of college Democrats is challenging voting locations in the primary election, arguing that the lack of early voting sites on campus is a suppression of the vote. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has denied the request, citing low voter turnout and the high cost of operating early voting sites. [... more]

The rise of sports betting and gambling poses a significant challenge for Christians, as it can lead to financial ruin, exploitation of the vulnerable, and a distorted view of money and stewardship. Kyle Worley, a pastor and author, discusses the spiritual stakes behind this growing trend and offers guidance on how to navigate it with wisdom and conviction. [... more]

Flavius Josephus' writings provide essential understanding into Jewish life, both during his time and before. His passage about Jesus Christ is almost too good to be true for Christians, but a new book, Josephus and Jesus, New Evidence for the One Called Christ, uses AI to analyze the language of Josephus and claims that the text sounds like what a non-Christian Jewish man in the first century might have said about Christ. [... more]

A Vietnam War veteran shares his story of joining the Marine Corps and serving in Vietnam, grappling with the moral implications of war and the duty to uphold the Constitution of the United States. [... more]

Andrew Jackson's cursing parrot is a lesser-known story from his life, but it reveals a complex view of enslaved people's morality and religion. Mark Cheatham, a history professor, shares the story of how the parrot's language was perceived by the enslaved community at Jackson's funeral, and how it challenges the common narrative of enslaved people's spirituality. [... more]

Emotional buying peaks in the final days before Christmas, driven by pressure, expectations, and fear of missing out. However, Scripture offers a wiser approach to giving, rooted in love and generosity. By setting values over emotions, remembering that generosity is more than money, and letting Christ define Christmas, individuals can stay intentional and avoid overspending. Furthermore, credit counseling can help alleviate debt and provide a more manageable financial situation. [... more]

The Reformation's final sola, Soli Deo Gloria, emphasizes the importance of glorifying God alone. Martin Luther's teachings on prayer and worship highlight the significance of focusing on divine agency and the relationship between sinful man and justifying God. The practice of prayer, including daily routines, meditative prayer, and continual prayer, is essential for glorifying God and deepening one's faith. The Christian community plays a crucial role in supporting common prayer and teaching children and youth to pray. [... more]

Military service offers a unique opportunity for students to fund their college education while gaining valuable leadership experience and serving their country. However, the process of applying to service academies or ROTC programs can be complex and requires careful consideration. Meanwhile, individuals approaching retirement may need to reassess their financial plans, including their estate planning and retirement savings, to ensure a secure financial future. [... more]

Deconstructing the Bible can have devastating consequences, and it's essential for churchgoers and ministry leaders to educate themselves and provide proper evidence to counter challenges to Biblical Christianity. Scholars and pastors must work together to maintain biblical authority and provide a balanced approach to faith and knowledge. [... more]