Exploring the intersection of faith and culture, the hosts discuss the changing landscape of sports and faith, the importance of marriage and family, and the challenges facing young men in finding purpose. They also delve into the history of the American Revolution and the ideals that shaped the nation, as well as the impact of feminism on women's understanding of sin and identity. [... more]

The National Guard is being deployed to protect federal agencies and employees, sparking controversy and debate. Meanwhile, the Democratic nominee for Virginia AG, Jay Jones, is facing backlash for his past comments and actions. The Biden administration is also under scrutiny for its handling of Ukraine and the CIA's involvement in covering up his corrupt business dealings. As Cybersecurity Awareness Month continues, experts are warning about the growing threat of identity theft and offering tips on how to protect yourself. Additionally, the government shutdown is causing delays and disruptions, and Senator John Kennedy is speaking out about the need for common sense in Washington politics. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Baltimore Ravens' struggles with Lamar Jackson's injury and Cooper Rush's potential to lead the team. He also talks about the upcoming college football season and the new show 'Chad Powers' based on Eli Manning's famous Penn State tryout video. [... more]

Even if you've been dealt a hand like a fatherless home, God can step in and change the story. You're not defined by your past, and God can be the Father you never had. A godly father doesn't need to be biological, and you can be a good father even if your life is messed up. God can bring good despite the bad, and you can be a father figure to someone who didn't have a dad. Leaving a godly legacy starts by taking your children to church and modeling a godly life. [... more]