Rich Eisen interviews Chris Ballard, the general manager of the Indianapolis Colts, about the NFL draft, player evaluations, and team building. They discuss the Colts' draft picks, including CJ Allen and Daniel Jeremiah, and Chris's approach to evaluating players. Chris also shares his thoughts on quarterback Daniel Jones and the Colts' contract negotiations. [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of faith, politics, and identity, with a focus on the red-green alliance and its impact on Western society. The conversation also touches on the topic of aliens and UFOs, as well as personal stories of living with lung cancer and navigating tax season. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the recent vote in the House of Representatives to extend temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants, which he believes is essentially amnesty. He also talks about the importance of election integrity and the need for voter ID laws, referencing the Save America Act. Additionally, he covers various other topics such as the Oscar Meyer Wiener Mobile, the Boston mayor's program to provide free massages and yoga classes to LGBTQ+ migrants, and the Nashville area's accommodation of Muslim prayer schedules in public schools. [... more]

Paul's argument in Galatians emphasizes that the gospel of grace in Jesus Christ is divine, transforming lives at the level of heart and desire, and that obedience to Christ should be out of love and delight in Him, not duty to a moral code. [... more]

The NFL owners' meeting discussed minor rules changes, including officiating rules and the ability for the New York office to eject players without a flag on the field. The league also voted to allow the kicking team to declare an onside kick at any time during the game. Meanwhile, the Raiders and Ravens are working towards a trade involving Max Crosby, and the Eagles are considering trading AJ Brown due to relationship issues with quarterback Jalen Hurts. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Robert Borelli once believed the Mafia offered the clearest path to power As a teenager growing up in Brooklyn he set out to become a gangster drawn to the respect money and status he saw around him Instead that path led him in and out of prison and eventually to rock bottom But inside a jail cell at his lowest point Borelli cried out to God for change What followed was a transformation that gave him a new purpose in life one rooted in faith and service to others Support the show https [... more]

A discussion on the intersection of Christianity and modern issues, including the implications of social media on mental health, the flaws in population control policies, and the importance of moral orthodoxy in the Christian faith. [... more]

Hank Brown shares stories about his dear friend Kenny Montfort, a man known for his extraordinary tolerance and humility. Kenny's ability to put others before himself and his commitment to freedom of speech are just a few qualities that made him an extraordinary individual. [... more]

A Christian church in Arizona faces IRS abuse and property rights issues after being labeled a nominee of its pastor, leading to a lawsuit and a fight for religious freedom and autonomy. [... more]

The Bible teaches that judging people is wrong, but it's not just about avoiding judgment. It's about treating everyone with equality and respect, regardless of their wealth or social status. Dr. Abadan Shah explains that partiality is a sin that can lead to evil thoughts and mistreating others. He shares practical steps to move in the opposite direction and live with a sense of gratefulness towards others, recognizing that everyone is saved by God's grace. [... more]

The Bible teaches that judging others is wrong, but what does it mean to show partiality? Dr. Abadan Shah explores the book of James, discussing how to live out our faith and avoid judging others based on their appearance or social status. He emphasizes the importance of living with a sense of gratefulness and understanding towards others, and provides practical steps for moving in the opposite direction of showing partiality. [... more]

Biblical marriage and motherhood are being abandoned in modern society, with many women choosing to work outside the home instead of prioritizing their families. The Apostle Paul's teachings in Titus 2 emphasize the importance of wives and mothers being workers at home, loving their husbands and children, and being submissive to their own husbands. This is seen as radical and old-fashioned by many, but it is a timeless truth that is still relevant today. [... more]

The ACC tournament is in full swing, with teams like NC State and UNC facing off in crucial matchups. Will Wade's coaching style has been a topic of discussion, with some players feeling the pressure of his high expectations. Meanwhile, Caleb Wilson's decision to forgo his remaining eligibility has left a void in the UNC lineup, and the team's chances in the tournament are uncertain. [... more]

Work is not just a means to an end, but an act of worship to God, reflecting the God who creates, orders, and sustains all things. Scripture reframes the conversation on work, showing it as a sacred calling woven into what it means to bear God's image. Faithful stewardship of resources, including finances, is a key aspect of living out one's faith, and trusting in God's provision and sovereignty is essential for navigating life's uncertainties. [... more]

Discovering your authentic identity and purpose in life is a journey that requires a sober self-assessment, understanding God's plan for you, and embracing your strengths and weaknesses. By recognizing the obstacles of shame, insecurity, and denial, you can break free from the cycle of performance and image management and live authentically, knowing that you are fearfully and wonderfully made. [... more]

Discovering who you are, where you belong, and what you're supposed to do requires a journey of self-discovery, understanding your spiritual gifts, and embracing your weaknesses. It's about thinking accurately about yourself, getting relationally connected, and deploying your gifts to fulfill God's purpose for your life. [... more]

The concept of multipolarity is being used as a psyop to diminish the dominant power of the United States, but experts argue that the US remains the unipolar force in the world. Alexander Dugan, an occultist and Putin's ideological adviser, is promoting this idea, but his claims are based on lies and a shallow understanding of geopolitics. [... more]

As war rages in the Middle East John and Maria talk about what makes a just war New studies show a sharp decline in both those identifying as LGB and in heterosexuals dating And The Supreme Court stops California schools from keeping parents in the dark for now Recommendations Summit Dominic Sandbrook Segment Iran and the Just War Theory Breakpoint Bonus Podcast Hardcore history podcast Tom Holland podcast Segment The Decline of LGB and Dating Bradley X Post Brad Wilcox X post Segment CA School Transgender Policy Stopped NY Times article [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and society, including discussions on transgender ideology, Christian worldview, mental health, Christian schools, church and state, Jesus Christ, and critical theory. [... more]

The NFL Combine is underway, with standout performances from Sonny Styles, a 6'5" linebacker with a 43.5-inch vertical leap, and Fernando Mendoza, a quarterback prospect who has impressed with his leadership and football IQ. The Raiders are considering trading Max Crosby to draft one of these players, while the Jets are eyeing the top pick to select Mendoza. Meanwhile, the Vikings are searching for a starting quarterback, with J.J. McCarthy emerging as a top contender. [... more]

John Schneider, the Seattle Seahawks' general manager, discusses his team's Super Bowl win and the challenges of building a successful roster. He also talks about his decision to hire Mike McDonald as the team's offensive coordinator and the importance of stability in the building. Meanwhile, Nick Siriani, the Philadelphia Eagles' head coach, shares his thoughts on the drama surrounding his team and the importance of focusing on the process rather than external expectations. [... more]

Scripture defines success as becoming more like Christ, not accumulating wealth or possessions. Jesus invites us to measure progress by obedience and faithfulness, not by accumulation or fame. Rob West guides listeners through a 21-day devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, to realign their hearts and financial decisions with God's purposes. [... more]

Christians are being manipulated by a misguided form of empathy, which is leading them to support leftist policies and reject biblical truth. This concept of untethered empathy is being used to hijack Christian societies and institutions, causing them to prioritize feelings over facts and morality. Christians need to be aware of this dynamic and learn to apply biblical compassion, rather than being swayed by the emotional blackmail of untethered empathy. [... more]

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the importance of preserving Western culture and values, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. Rubio's speech was seen as a powerful articulation of the clash of civilizations, and a call to action for the West to defend its way of life. In contrast, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's response to Rubio's speech was criticized for its simplistic and mechanistic view of culture, which reduced it to a reaction to class struggle. The conversation also touched on the importance of understanding the human person and the role of God in shaping history, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. [... more]

Trusting God for daily bread is a concept that takes us back to Israel's journey through the wilderness, where God fed his people with manna each morning, enough for the day, no more, no less. This idea is not about passivity, but about dependence on God, and it's a rhythm that Jesus taught us to ask for daily bread, not burdening ourselves with the need to control tomorrow. In a world of economic anxiety, where budgets are tight and the future feels uncertain, this concept is more relevant than ever, inviting us to rest in real care, and to rely on God for provision, not just for our financial needs, but for his kingdom. [... more]

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani now says he is forced to raid the rainy day fund retiree benefit fund and to increase property taxes while trying to freeze rent The Biden official who created the 'Disinformation' Board is appointed as FISA Court Adviser French President Macron claims Free speech is pure BS Dana breaks down how GOP Rep Randy Fine rightfully CALLED OUT the Islamists over the commentary to his dog tweet following news that Million dogs are going to be massacred by firing squad ahead of the FIFA World Cup Whoopi Goldberg reveals on The View that she is in [... more]

The struggle with lust is a pervasive issue in society, but Christians have the power to overcome it through repentance, a deeper relationship with God, and the Holy Spirit's guidance. By focusing on God's beauty, holiness, and power, and cultivating holy habits, individuals can develop a stronger affection for God and a greater desire to live a godly life, making lust seem absurd and repulsive. [... more]

The intersection of faith and culture is explored through discussions on the Super Bowl, politicization of culture, and the implications of gender dysphoria on adolescent mental health. The church's demographics and the importance of Christian creativity are also examined, as well as the complexities of adoption and its relationship to God's love for His children. [... more]

The US Justice Department has arrested a top terrorist suspect involved in the 2012 Benghazi attack, charging him with murder, arson, and terrorism. The arrest is a significant development in the case, which has been a source of outrage and controversy for many years. The suspect, Zubair al-Bakush, was extradited to the US and is currently in custody. The case highlights the ongoing efforts of the Justice Department to bring perpetrators of terrorist attacks to justice, even years after the fact. The arrest also raises questions about the role of Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration in the aftermath of the attack. [... more]

Navigating tax season requires careful consideration of financial advisors, tax filing status, and government benefits. A certified kingdom advisor can provide biblical wisdom and professional guidance to make informed decisions about long-term care insurance, home equity loans, and reverse mortgages. [... 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]

The intersection of faith, culture, and politics in the modern world is explored through discussions on religious persecution, feminist theology, socialism, and its impact on LGBTQ issues, abortion, and same-sex marriage, as well as the complexities of interracial marriage and the rise of Christian nationalism and white supremacy. [... more]

The concept of a lawn originated from medieval castles, where grass would naturally fill in cleared areas. The idea of a shared lawn gained popularity in the 17th century, particularly among the wealthy, and was later popularized by the development of the lawn mower in the 19th century. Today, lawns are a ubiquitous feature of American culture, covering over 40 million acres of land and requiring significant maintenance and resources. [... more]

Generosity flows from a place of grace, not guilt or fear, and is an overflow of the gospel. Christians give because God has already been generous with them, and generosity is an act of trust in God's provision. A biblical perspective on money and wealth can impact our day-to-day lives, and faithful stewardship involves managing money, time, and resources in a way that honors God. [... more]

Developing a healthy identity and overcoming feelings of inferiority and low self-image requires seeing yourself through God's perspective, believing His view is true, and experiencing it through relationships, spiritual gifts, and service. By giving away what God has given you, you can discover your true self and live a life of purpose and significance. [... more]

Discovering your true identity in Christ and breaking free from the lies of distorted mirrors that can lead to low self-esteem and a negative self-image. Chip Ingram shares three keys to developing a healthy biblical identity and encourages listeners to see themselves as God sees them, loved, unique, valuable, and secure. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ is set against the backdrop of Caesar Augustus's decree, which required a census of the Roman Empire. However, God is ultimately in control, orchestrating events to bring about the fulfillment of prophecy and the birth of the Messiah. The shepherds, who were considered ceremonially unclean, are chosen to be the first human evangelists, delivering the good news of Jesus' birth to others, and their example serves as a model for biblical leadership and evangelism. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, Super Bowl, and John Harbaugh's hiring as the Giants' head coach. He also talks to Rob Lowe about his experience at the Super Bowl and his iconic hat. Additionally, they discuss Mike Tomlin's potential retirement and the tax season with TurboTax. [... more]

God's calling is made known to each believer, and the book of Acts shows how he makes his calling known. The Bible is clear that God intends for His blessed Holy Spirit to inhabit the whole church, and that faithfulness in one responsibility leads to greater faithfulness in another. [... more]

God's kingdom operates differently from the world, where success often means stepping on others. In Acts chapter 6, the apostles demonstrate strong leadership and congregational involvement, choosing seven men to serve tables and distribute food to the widows. The qualifications for these servants include being committed to the body, having proven character, being full of the Holy Spirit, and being willing to submit to God's will. [... more]