Current events in the Middle East, particularly in Iran and Turkey, are examined in light of Bible prophecy. The rise of anti-Semitism and its connection to the Jewish people's role in God's plan are discussed. The concept of a watchman on the wall is explored, highlighting the importance of prayer, warning of danger, and vigilance in understanding the end times. [... more]

The sale of F-35s to Turkey is a contentious issue, with some arguing it would upset the power balance in the Middle East. Michael Rubin, Director of Policy Analysis for the Middle East Forum, joins the conversation, expressing concerns about Turkey's growing defense industry and its potential to reverse-engineer the F-35. The discussion also touches on Iran's presence in Syria, Hezbollah's activities in Lebanon, and the potential for a US-Iran conflict. [... more]

A discussion on the Democratic Party's shift towards communism and socialism, with John Fetterman calling out the party's radicalization. The conversation also touches on the controversy surrounding Graham Plattner's Nazi tattoo and the pushback from Democrats. Additionally, the hosts discuss the importance of supporting the ACLJ's work in defending individual rights and freedoms. [... more]

The importance of effort and teamwork in achieving success is discussed in the context of the US soccer team's recent performance. Meanwhile, the role of Turkish President Erdogan as a bridge between the East and the West is analyzed, particularly in relation to his relationships with Russia and Iran. [... more]

The US men's soccer team suffered a 4-1 loss to Belgium in the World Cup, with many questioning their effort and performance. Meanwhile, President Trump is in Turkey for a NATO summit, where he will discuss Iran and Ukraine with other leaders. Graham Plattner, the Democratic nominee in Maine, is facing allegations of rape and is under pressure to drop out of the race. The Democratic Party is also facing internal conflicts, with some members pushing for a more socialist agenda. Additionally, the topic of AI and its potential impact on society is being discussed, with some experts warning of its dangers. [... more]

Demarcus Beasley, a U.S. soccer legend, shares his insights on the current U.S. men's national team, comparing their close-knit group dynamic to his own 2002 team. Meanwhile, Matthew Stafford's career is analyzed, with experts discussing his potential to play into his 40s and the Rams' Super Bowl chances. The NBA draft is also discussed, with a debate on the quality of talent outside the lottery picks. [... more]

Julie Bustler shares her story of overcoming childhood trauma, grief, and suicidal ideations through her faith in God and the practice of biblical lament. She discusses the importance of seeking help, confessing her struggles, and finding hope in God's faithful love. Julie's story is a testament to the power of God's redemption and the importance of being vulnerable and honest about our struggles, even in the face of darkness. [... more]

The importance of having a biblical worldview in understanding current events, particularly in the Middle East, and the role of evil angels in the flood and future holocausts, as well as the significance of the rapture and end times. [... more]

The story of St. Nicholas, a man of selfless love and generosity, inspires reflection on the true meaning of Christmas. His life embodied the gospel message of love and generosity, and his acts of kindness pointed others to the greatest gift of all, Jesus Christ. As people exchange presents and celebrate with loved ones, they're reminded that the greatest gift has already been given, and that sharing that gift with others is what truly makes this season special. [... more]

A Florida woman was charged with attempted murder after attacking her boyfriend with a machete during a fight over cellphones. Meanwhile, two elderly men were arrested for lewd and lascivious activity at a nature preserve in Florida. The president pardoned turkeys at the White House, but also made a joke about the pardons being invalid due to the use of an AutoPen. The president's administration is facing scrutiny over the pardons and other issues, including the decision to end the export of liquid natural gas. In other news, a study found that the brain cells we're born with come pre-programmed, challenging the idea that the brain is a blank slate shaped by learning. [... more]

Judge Scott McAfee officially DISMISSED Fulton County Georgia's criminal prosecution of President Trump and all of his co-defendants Rich breaks down the history of the Georgia Election case including Fani Willis her sneaky corrupt boyfriend and the vengeance against Trump Is the Trump Administration doing an effective job of messaging about prices and inflation The Democrats are having a Fight Club moment about ousting Chuck Schumer and taking down the establishment Trump held the annual Turkey Pardon where he quipped that he wanted to call the turkeys Chuck and Nancy as well as pardoning last year's turkeys because Biden pardoned [... more]

This year's Thanksgiving holiday is expected to see a record number of travelers, with over 81.8 million people projected to hit the roads, skies, and seas. AAA reports that the most popular destinations include Orlando, Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Miami, Florida. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted the 78th annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning Ceremony, where they spared the lives of two turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, from North Carolina. As the holiday season approaches, experts warn of potential data scams and cybersecurity threats, particularly on Black Friday. With gas prices remaining steady and car rentals 15% cheaper than last year, travelers are expected to have a relatively smooth journey. [... more]

The Todd Stern Show discusses various topics including the upcoming midterm elections, President Trump's comments on the six Democrat lawmakers who told military personnel to disobey illegal orders, and the National Guard being deployed in Memphis. The show also features a trivia question about the first president to pardon a turkey, and an interview with Matt Van Epps, a candidate running for Congress in Middle Tennessee's 7th district. [... more]

Nikita Koloff shares his favorite Thanksgiving memories, including playing football in the snow and catching a football in the snowbanks. He also talks about the history of Thanksgiving, including the first official Thanksgiving in 1621 and how it was celebrated by individual colonies and states for about two centuries. He also discusses the importance of meeting people where they are and looking at them through the lens of God, as taught by his uncle, a former parole officer and warden who helped many people in prison reform. [... more]

A man shares a humorous and relatable story about a disastrous Thanksgiving when he and his family were late for dinner due to a tree-cutting job, and how it has become a cherished family memory. [... more]

A chef recounts the hilarious story of how he lost a 22-pound Thanksgiving turkey on his way home from the grocery store, only to find it on the curb, where an older gentleman was admiring it. [... more]

Managing holiday finances and debt can be stressful, but with the right strategies, you can enjoy the season without financial regret. Consider options like reverse mortgages, retirement account contributions, and debt-free living to make the most of your financial situation. [... more]

The program examines current events in the light of God's prophetic word, discussing nations and world leaders involved in future prophetic events, including Russia, China, Turkey, and Israel, and how they fit into Bible prophecy, as well as the role of artificial intelligence in the end times. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the Iranian threat, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and the implications for global politics. The discussion also touches on NATO's response to the Russian threat, China's aggression towards India, and Turkey's Erdogan regime, highlighting the complexities of global terrorism and the need for a strong response to emerging threats. [... more]

A DEI commissioner in St. Louis failed to activate the tornado sirens during a devastating storm, resulting in the deaths of five people. The incident has sparked a debate about the role of DEI in emergency management and the importance of prioritizing public safety. [... more]