The cross of Christ destroys personal pride, prejudice, and presumption by establishing the law and upholding God's standard of holiness, making salvation equally accessible to all through faith in Christ alone. [... more]

Nancy Kelsey, a remarkable pioneer woman, was the first woman to cross overland to California from the United States. She traveled with her husband Ben and their children, facing numerous challenges and hardships along the way. Despite the difficulties, Nancy persevered, using her courage, kindness, and determination to inspire the men in the party and to make a lasting impact on the settlement of California. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings, such as 'on the bandwagon' and 'on the breadline', are explored in this episode, tracing their roots back to American history and culture. [... more]

Chess McCartney, known as the Goat Man, left his family farm at 14 to run away with a circus, where he met his wife, a Spanish knife thrower. After a near-death experience, he dedicated his life to evangelism, traveling across America in a wagon pulled by goats, preaching about the coming of the Lord and selling postcards to make a living. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, with people figuring out ways to cooperate and establish rule of law, including property rights, in the face of scarce resources and limited government presence. [... more]

Charles Chesma Cartney, known as the Goat Man, left his farm at 14 to join a circus, where he met his wife, a Spanish knife thrower. After four years, they parted ways, and Ches continued to travel, eventually becoming a preacher, dedicating his life to telling people about God's saving grace. He built a wagon pulled by goats and traveled across America, preaching and selling postcards and pictures of himself and his goats. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions are explored in this series, delving into the history of phrases like 'on the bread line,' 'on the level,' and 'once in a blue moon.' [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings, such as 'on skid row' and 'on the bandwagon', are explored in this series about the curious origins of phrases in the English language. From the American lumber industry to the early days of telegraphy, each expression is examined for its roots and history. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, but rather a place of rule of law where people figured out ways to cooperate and establish property rights. P.J. Hill, co-author of The Not So Wild Wild West, shares stories of wagon trains and mining camps that developed unique rules to solve complex problems and maintain order without the need for a strong federal government presence. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions are explored, from 'on skid row' to 'once in a blue moon', and how they relate to American history and the evolution of the English language. [... more]

Christians are grappling with how to respond to the influx of illegal immigrants, balancing the need to uphold the law with the call to love and serve those in need. Some propose creating a 'welcome wagon' to provide care kits and the Gospel, while others emphasize the importance of enforcing the law and protecting American citizens. As the debate continues, one thing is clear: Christians must find a way to balance their faith with their civic responsibilities and work towards a solution that honors God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around plagiarism allegations against Harvard President Claudine Gay, the ongoing border crisis, and the implications of climate change on displaced people. The conversation also touches on the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries, the Republican Party's stance on immigration, and the challenges faced by Christians in Nigeria. [... more]

The podcast explores the origins of everyday expressions, delving into their historical contexts and meanings. From 'skid row' to 'on the wagon,' each phrase is examined for its roots in American history, the English language, and even nautical terms. The podcast also touches on rare conditions like myasthenia gravis, shedding light on the experiences of those affected. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, with people figuring out ways to cooperate and establish rule of law through written contracts, jury trials, and mutual respect. From wagon trains to mining camps, the West developed institutions that worked fairly well to solve complex problems, but ultimately fell victim to the problem of power and the danger of imposing top-down rules. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions are often shrouded in mystery, but Andrew Thompson is on a mission to uncover the truth behind them. From 'skid row' to 'on the level', he delves into the fascinating history of American English, revealing the surprising stories behind our most common phrases. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions in the English language are explored, revealing the fascinating stories behind their creation and evolution. From 'on the bread line' to 'on the wagon', each phrase is examined in its historical context, shedding light on the culture and society that shaped them. [... more]

The ongoing battle for Speaker of the House between Kevin McCarthy and the House Freedom Caucus, with some suggesting Donald Trump as a potential candidate. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss various topics, including the Peloton fitness program, chuck wagons, and Dutch oven cooking, as well as the importance of teaching children about food and where it comes from. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings, including 'on skid row', 'on the bandwagon', 'on the breadline', and more, are explored in this episode, revealing the fascinating history behind these common expressions and their connections to American culture and history. [... more]

Plymouth Valiant is faced with a daunting hill and seeks advice from a Jeep Wagoneer, who leads him astray from the narrow turnpike to the car crusher. Edsel Evangelist intervenes, revealing the Wagoneer's worldly wisdom and encouraging Valiant to hate his counsel and follow the path to salvation. [... more]