The Todd Stern Show discusses the true story of Thanksgiving, the rise of socialism, and the importance of capitalism. The show also touches on the current state of the economy, the role of the National Guard, and the politics of the day, including the upcoming election and the actions of Democrats and Republicans. [... more]

Jesus teaches that purity is essential, and that even the thought of adultery is a sin. He advises dealing with lust and temptation drastically, even if it means giving up something precious. The Bible emphasizes the importance of honesty and confession, and that immorality is not the unpardonable sin. There is grace, forgiveness, and mercy for those who come clean and seek restoration. [... more]

Rob West explores the parable of the rich fool, discussing what it means to be rich toward God with guest Chad Clark. They also delve into the benefits of donor-advised funds and offer advice on managing finances, including the importance of tax-free growth in Roth IRAs and the potential drawbacks of using savings for car loans. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of intentional fatherhood and male formation, highlighting the consequences of helicopter parenting and the benefits of a 'severing dinner' to guide young men into productive manhood. [... more]

The Bible demands detachment from worldly attachments for true discipleship, requiring submission, separation, and struggle to follow God's will and purpose in life, leading to a life of service and productivity or a life of emptiness and failure. [... more]

The power of a father's influence on his children's lives is a complex and multifaceted issue. Research has shown that helicopter parenting, which began in the 1990s, has led to an 80% increase in anxiety and depression in young people. The concept of the father wound, where a father's shortcomings can have a lasting impact on his children, is also explored. An intentional approach to fatherhood, where fathers take on a more active role in shaping their children's lives, is discussed as a way to mitigate the negative effects of helicopter parenting and the father wound. [... more]