David's psalm in Psalm 89 reveals his struggle with God's silence, questioning why God's promises seem to have been taken away. Carter Conlon explains that God's silence can be due to various reasons, including an appointed time for fulfillment, interior resistance, and God using silence to get our attention. He emphasizes the importance of staying strong in faith, trusting in God's absolute truth, and remembering His former loving-kindnesses. [... more]

John Bolton surrenders to authorities after being charged with mishandling classified materials, including sharing national security information through an AOL email account. The indictment is seen as a nonpartisan move, with the investigation starting under the Biden administration. Meanwhile, President Trump is set to host Vladimir Zelensky at the White House, with tensions rising in Russia and Ukraine. In other news, a debate between Andrew Cuomo, Eric Adams, and Curtis Sliwa has sparked controversy in New York City's mayoral election, with Mamdami running away with the polls. The ACLJ is also working to defend President Trump's executive authority, filing amicus briefs in several cases. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores four biblical reasons why God sometimes seems silent in our lives. He discusses how unconfessed sin, uncontrolled emotions, unpredictable timing, and undeveloped faith can lead to God's silence. He also emphasizes the importance of developing faith and trusting in God's plan, even when waiting for answers. [... more]

A member of the Sanhedrin, Joseph of Arimathea, secretly professed faith in Jesus Christ, but waited until after his crucifixion to publicly declare his allegiance, taking great risk and facing significant consequences, ultimately leading to a dramatic change in his life and the opportunity to share the gospel with others. [... more]

Toby Madrid, an atomic marine, shares his harrowing experience of witnessing the detonation of a 19-kiloton bomb during the Desert Rock Exercises in 1952. He recounts the intense blast, the mushroom cloud, and the aftermath, highlighting the risks and sacrifices made by soldiers during the nuclear arms race. [... more]

Cecil B DeMille was a pioneering film director who founded the Hollywood studio system and produced some of the most iconic movies of the 20th century. From his early days as a jobbing actor to his rise as a director, DeMille's career was marked by his unwavering dedication to his craft and his ability to adapt to the changing landscape of the film industry. [... more]

A young pastor struggles with feeling unfulfilled in his role, leading to questions about the nature of church leadership and the importance of trust in God. Dr. Abadan Shah shares his own experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for faithfulness and commitment to one's congregation, and exploring the role of elders and accountability in church governance. [... more]

The importance of proclaiming the gospel and standing up for the truth, even in the face of power and adversity, is discussed as Peter Rosenberger shares his experiences as a caregiver for his wife and his new book, A Caregiver's Companion, which offers guidance and support for those serving in this role. [... more]

The church is called to share the message of Jesus Christ with its generation, rather than keeping it a secret. The story of four lepers who discovered a treasure trove of food and decided to share it with the city serves as a reminder that good news should be shared, not hoarded. The church must repent of its failure to communicate the message effectively and rekindle its focus on sharing the gospel with its community. [... more]

A heartwarming story of kindness and generosity unfolds as a group home for adults with disabilities enjoys a special evening at a restaurant, thanks to the anonymous gift of a couple who witnessed their joy and wanted to give back. [... more]

In Gethsemane, Jesus faced the horror of abandonment by God, the essence of the cross, as he looked into the cup of God's wrath against our sin. This moment was not about physical suffering, but about Jesus' willingness to take on the full wrath of God in our place, demonstrating his love for us and securing our salvation. [... more]

Joseph's story in the Bible teaches us about God's faithfulness and our response to mistreatment. Despite being betrayed, accused, and abandoned, Joseph chose to trust in God and forgive those who wronged him. We can learn from Joseph's example and apply it to our own lives, choosing to reevaluate our priorities, refuse to retaliate, and refocus on God's design for our lives. [... more]

In an increasingly polarized culture, Christians are faced with the challenge of speaking truth without fear of persecution. The recent legalization of medically assisted death and abortion laws in the UK serve as a stark reminder of the need for courageous leadership and a commitment to God's truth. As theologians and pastors, it's essential to understand the concept of vocation and calling, recognizing that all work belongs to God, whether sacred or ordinary. The trans issue has also sparked important conversations, but many Christian voices have remained silent, leaving parents and individuals vulnerable to deception and abuse. It's time for a theology of saying what's unpopular, rather than prioritizing avoiding offense. [... more]

George O'Brien's remarkable story of public service and heroism spans two World Wars and the Korean War. From his early days as a silent film star to his service as a beach master in the invasion of Saipan, O'Brien's bravery and dedication to his country are an inspiration to us all. [... more]

Creating a family legacy is about more than just financial wealth, it's about passing down values, traditions, and faith to future generations. Certified Kingdom Advisors like Jan Thompson help families integrate biblical wisdom into their financial planning, making values-based decisions that withstand uncertainty and reflect unchanging biblical truth. [... more]

The concept of sin nature and federal headship is explored through the Bible, particularly in Romans and 1 Corinthians. The discussion also delves into the meaning of baptism, with some arguing that it doesn't necessarily mean immersion, but rather a form of cleansing or application of water. Additionally, the topic of sabbath and head coverings for women is discussed, with some arguing that these practices are still relevant today, while others see them as cultural or outdated. [... more]

Chad Robichaux, a veteran and author, shares his personal struggles with PTSD and isolation, highlighting the importance of community and faith in overcoming mental health challenges. He discusses his book Silent Horizons, a fictionalized account of his experiences, and the mission of Mighty Oaks Foundation, which provides support and resources for veterans and their families. [... more]

Jesus Christ is the unrivaled master of the church, and his followers must be messengers of an unchanging manifesto, standing on the bedrock of his truth and proclaiming the gospel to a culture that often rejects it. [... more]

Living in a time of cultural change and moral decay, the church must stand firm on the clear word of God, refusing to compromise on issues like marriage and homosexuality. Pastor Stephen Davey explores the importance of being a lighthouse of truth in a darkening world, and the need for the church to clarify its role, doctrine, and character in the face of opposition and confusion. [... more]

Women were created in a soft and tender way, and their influence can impact any room they're in without needing to be loud or hold the highest title. However, this softness is often misunderstood as weakness, and women may feel pressure to be strong and dominant. The Parrs, Jennifer and Alan, share their personal journey of redefining success for women and how they've learned to lean into their softness, using their gifts and skills in a way that brings balance and harmony to their marriage and family. [... more]

Jesus' crucifixion on Good Friday was the moment when he took on the role of sin itself, enduring the wrath of God and separating himself from his Father. This moment of silence from heaven was not indifference or injustice, but rather the fulfillment of God's plan to bring salvation to humanity. Jesus' cry of 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' was a statement of truth about his situation, and it marked the moment when he took our place in suffering and death. The silence of heaven was a supernatural darkness that lasted for three hours, but it was broken when Jesus uttered his final words, 'It is finished,' which declared his victory over sin and death. The tearing of the veil in the temple symbolized the removal of the separation between God and humanity, allowing us to come boldly to the throne of grace and seek mercy and help in times of need. [... more]

Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane exemplifies obedience to God's will, even in the face of great pain and suffering, demonstrating the cost of redemption and the importance of surrendering one's will to God's plan. [... more]

God allows every one of us to go through a desert experience, where we learn to trust, obey, and develop deep roots in our faith. It's in the desert that we discover God's presence, redemption, and forgiveness, and where we can learn to forgive ourselves and others. [... more]

When faced with personal attacks and injustice in marriage, Christians can choose to respond with forgiveness and love, rather than retaliation and bitterness. By understanding God's sovereignty and mercy, couples can break free from cycles of hurt and resentment, and cultivate a deeper, more meaningful relationship with their spouse. [... more]

The silence of heaven marks the unfolding of God's final judgments during the tribulation, where prayers ascend to God, angels prepare their trumpets, and all creation holds its breath. The scene reveals prayers long unanswered had been heard all along, and that prayers unexplained by God's silence are now experienced in God's justice. [... more]

Biblically speaking, a healthy sexual relationship within marriage requires understanding the sanctity of intimacy, regulating sex, and addressing underlying fears and guilt. Christians struggle with making the transition from a life of abstinence to a life of marriage, where sex is both commanded and regulated by God. Fear of performance, fear of being hurt, fear of discovery, and unresolved guilt can all contribute to sexual paralysis in marriage. [... more]

The Reconstruction Era after the Civil War was marked by profound implications for the country, including the passage of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which guaranteed citizens their rights could not be taken away without equal protection of the laws. However, the era was also marred by violence and terrorism, particularly by the Ku Klux Klan, which threatened the rights of African Americans and undermined the Reconstruction effort. [... more]

A couple's financial struggles with a business and student loans are addressed, and advice is given on biblical finance, credit and debt, and retirement planning, emphasizing God's provision and the importance of prayer and seeking help. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of being patient, aware of the afterlife, courageous, trusting, and faithful as we await the return of Jesus Christ. He encourages listeners to share the gospel and make the most of every opportunity to spread the message of Jesus. [... more]

When God is silent, it can be a challenging and painful experience, but it's an opportunity to deepen our faith and trust in Him. Charles Stanley reminds us that God's silence doesn't mean He's inactive or displeased with us, but rather it's a chance to learn to trust Him and wait for His timing. He encourages us to respond to God's silence by asking Him why, trusting Him, anticipating a more intimate relationship with Him, respecting His right to be silent, and seeking to understand His will through His Word. [... more]

When God is silent, it can be difficult to understand His purpose. However, His silence is often a sign of His preparation for something greater. It can also be a time for us to learn to trust Him, to distinguish between His voice and other voices, and to deal with unconfessed sin in our lives. God's silence does not mean He's inactive, but rather, He's working on getting our needs met. We must learn to trust Him and not live in a relationship where He's always on demand to answer our petitions. [... more]

Henry Gunther, a German-American soldier, was killed one minute before the guns fell silent on the Western Front, making him the last man to die in World War I. His actions were seen as a demonstration of his loyalty to the American side, but the true motivations behind his decision remain unclear. [... more]

Living with the understanding that God owns everything can profoundly impact our financial decisions, making every spending choice a spiritual one. As faithful stewards, we must manage God's resources wisely, being accountable, living with an eternal perspective, holding loosely and giving generously, and being humble. This mindset extends beyond finances to our time, talents, relationships, and more, ultimately bringing glory to God. [... more]

As caregivers, we often feel overwhelmed and discouraged, but we can find hope and comfort in the midst of our struggles. Music, particularly Christmas music, can be a powerful tool in lifting our spirits and reminding us of God's love and presence. By setting boundaries, showing compassion, and relying on our faith, we can navigate the challenges of caregiving and find peace and joy, even in the darkest of times. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences as a caregiver, reflecting on the true meaning of Christmas and the importance of faith, peace, and love in the face of adversity. He shares stories of his wife's chronic pain and their experiences in hospitals, highlighting the need to keep Christmas in our hearts and not just focus on material things. He also shares the powerful story of Walter Kirchhoff, an opera singer who sang Silent Night on the battlefields of World War I, and how it brought a moment of peace to the soldiers. [... more]

The story of Silent Night, one of the world's most popular Christmas carols, is a tale of humble beginnings and unexpected success. Written by a Catholic priest, Joseph Moore, in 1816, the poem was set to music by Franz Gruber in 1818 and has since become a beloved holiday tradition, with over 26,000 recorded versions and a legacy that spans centuries. [... more]

John the Baptist's ministry and identity are crucial to understanding Jesus Christ. The Baptist's role as a prophet like Moses and Elijah, and his call to repentance and baptism, set the stage for the coming of the Messiah. Through his testimony and actions, John points to Jesus as the one who will bring cleansing and redemption to Israel. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical insights on keeping marriages healthy, emphasizing the importance of love, as described in the Bible, and how it can transform relationships. He draws from Ephesians 5 and 1 Corinthians 13 to explain the kind of love that Christians should have for their spouses. [... more]

Christians are called to be the salt and light of the world, bringing light not heat to today's most critical issues. They must confront these issues with clarity and truth, while treating people with dignity and respect. The church has been silent on these issues for too long, and it's time for Christians to speak up and share the truth with love and compassion. [... more]

The Christian Worldview Radio Program discusses the Romans 1 tidal wave, a societal collapse due to moral rot, and whether a Donald Trump victory could stem the tide. The program explores the role of secularism, the importance of God's sovereignty, and the need for election integrity. [... more]