The Biden document scandal continues to unfold, with new revelations about classified documents and the National Archives' handling of them. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 origins debate heats up, with former CDC director Robert Redfield testifying under oath about the lab leak theory and Dr. Fauci's handling of it. In Afghanistan, the withdrawal is being re-examined, with testimony from a Marine sniper who was unable to take out a bomber due to lack of authority, and a report from the Special Inspector General for the Afghan Reconstruction revealing that the Taliban has possession of nearly $7.2 billion worth of US taxpayer-funded military equipment. [... more]

The FBI and Department of Justice are facing scrutiny over their handling of cases involving pro-life pregnancy centers and the origins of COVID-19. Attorney General Garland's responses to questioning have been criticized as inadequate. Meanwhile, the Iranian parliament has signed a statement calling for the execution of protesters, and Congresswoman Claudia Tittie is leading a bipartisan effort to address the issue. [... more]

Zacharias, a faithful old saint, longs to see the promised Messiah. After 400 years of silence, a light shines, and God chooses Zacharias to deliver the music of hope to the world through his son John, who will be a forerunner to the Messiah, like Elijah, and bring redemption to Israel. [... more]

Sue Thomas, a deaf woman, shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity and finding forgiveness. She recounts her experiences as an undercover specialist at the FBI, where she used her lip-reading skills to help solve cases. Thomas also opens up about her struggles with deafness and her doubts about God, but ultimately finds redemption and forgiveness through her faith. [... more]

Developing great habits is key to becoming a great Christian, according to Chip Ingram. He shares six habits that cultivate grace, including doing your own dishes, taking responsibility for your life, and writing down your goals and desires. Chip also emphasizes the importance of clarity, responsibility, and restoration in achieving greatness. [... more]

Jephthah, a man rejected by his family and society, is chosen by God to lead the Israelites against their enemies, demonstrating the unbelievable grace of God that can reverse even the most painful past experiences. Similarly, King David shows kindness and forgiveness to Mephibosheth, a crippled grandson of King Saul, illustrating the power of God's grace to transform lives. [... more]

The parable of the wedding feast reveals the kingdom of God as an incredible invitation to all, regardless of background or merit, but also highlights the danger of lukewarmness and nominalism, where individuals prioritize their own interests over a genuine relationship with God. [... more]