🔹 Parental Rights on Trial – The Supreme Court hears Mahmoud v. Taylor, challenging a Maryland school district’s push for LGBTQ-themed readings; even Justice Elena Kagan raises concerns. Analysis from Eric Baxter and Albert Mohler.

🔹 Protecting Kids from Trafficking – Dave Cox of Zoe International joins Scott Furrow to expose the targeted nature of child sex trafficking and urge cultural awareness and vigilance.

🔹 Abortion for Convenience – Bob Burney unpacks alarming statistics on abortion, spotlighting the prevalence of terminations for convenience over health or trauma.

🔹 Human Dignity and the Unborn – Albert Mohler responds to a New York Times piece, examining society’s moral drift in valuing preborn life, including embryos and those with perceived imperfections.

🔹 The Courage to Raise Children Today – Brian Bales talks with Robyn Chambers of Focus on the Family about the emotional and spiritual journey of raising a child with Down syndrome.

🔹 Support for Special Needs Families – Bales and Chambers continue, emphasizing the importance of church and community support networks for families raising children with disabilities.

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Pastor Philip De Courcy of the ministry “Know the Truth” explains the meaning of “propitiation”–the paying of a price in order to satisfy justice.

Pastor and radio programmer Alistair Begg helps answer the question of what it means to really believe in Christ by looking at 1 Corinthians 15.

Albert Mohler, the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, focuses on the significance of the empty tomb in Matthew 28.

Chuck Swindoll of “Insight for Living” captures the exhilaration that comes with the recognition that Jesus Christ is risen from the dead.

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🔹 Religious Liberty: Our First Freedom – Michael Farris, longtime advocate for religious liberty, joins Tim Clinton on WAVA to discuss how faith shaped the founding of America—and why religious freedom must remain foundational.

🔹 Sen. James Lankford: A Call for Turnaround – Senator James Lankford sits down with Bill Bunkley of FaithTalk WTBN in Tampa Bay to talk about his book Turnaround: A Path to Renewing America and how renewal starts with each of us.

🔹 Gene Edward Veith on Vocation – Gene Edward Veith speaks with Gregory Seltz of WAVA about Martin Luther’s understanding of vocation—how everyday work and family life can be deeply spiritual acts.

🔹 Living Out Faith in Ordinary Moments – Veith continues the conversation with Seltz, emphasizing how God uses ordinary people in ordinary places for meaningful kingdom work—even small acts of love and service can be transformative.

🔹 Christian Love and Civil Society – In the final segment, Veith and Seltz discuss Luther’s idea of “the common order of Christian love” and how faith should inform how we engage with both government and neighbors—pointing to a personal, human approach to serving those in need.

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🔹 Ordering a Nation – Reflecting on the proper role of government and God-given rights in turbulent times. Cheryl Chumley of The Washington Times shares her insights with Greg Seltz.

🔹 Civilizational Stakes – Is the West abandoning its Judeo-Christian roots? Ryan Bangert of Alliance Defending Freedom discusses with Eric Metaxas on The Eric Metaxas Show.

🔹 Dependence on the Gospel – Os Guinness emphasizes the gospel’s role in lasting transformation, featured from the ARC Conference and Focus on the Family with Jim Daly. For the entire interview with Jim Daly and Os Guinness, check out Focus on the Family.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Sarah Zylstra, an editor for the Gospel Coalition, about the implications of social media on children. They address the concerns raised by the Surgeon General, highlighting the detrimental effects of social media on the mental health of our youth.

Albert Mohler raises alarm about TikTok's harmful impact on teenagers and reminds parents to protect their children from the pervasive darkness and corrosive effects of social media. 

Scott Furrow invites Ryan Miller, founder of Share the Struggle, to share about the development of courses to help people manage various struggles. His organization aims to provide practical tools, foster community, and offer Jesus' love and healing. 

John and Kathy talk with John James, an editor with Crossway, about how social media distorts discussions about death, promoting inhumane and emotionally destructive responses. He emphasizes the need to be aware of the negative effects of internet life and the importance of protecting one's emotional well-being.

Brian From asks Sarah Zylstra about her decision to leave social media, and she explained that witnessing the negative impact it had on Gen Z girls made her realize its detrimental effects on her own life, leading to shallow relationships and increased loneliness.

Bill Bunkley discusses the Go Dark, Shine Bright initiative with James Spencer, who explained that the goal was to start a prayer movement by encouraging people to take a 10-day break from social media. The campaign aims to create a quiet space for individuals to focus on God, pray, and make wise decisions free from the distractions of social media noise.

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🔹 Trump Admin Tackles Abortion – In the new Trump administration, the push to stop abortion funding gains traction. Frank Pavone (Priests for Life) joins Greg Seltz  to expose the dark impact of abortion culture on women.

🔹 Spiritual Awakening Signs – Amid political shifts, author and speaker Bob Goff  tells Tim Clinton (WAVA) there’s hope for a spiritual renewal rooted in human dignity.

🔹 Find a Bible-Believing Church – Paul Viggiano (Branch of Hope Church) joins Scott Furrow to stress the local church’s role in any awakening, countering pandemic-era drift.

🔹 Being ‘In Christ’ – Allen Jackson (World Outreach Church) talks with Charlie Kirk about the need to be born again, not just attend church, amid denominational wobbles.

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🔹 Targeted Killing of Christians in Syria – Thousands of Christians face targeted killings in Syria, yet U.S. media remains silent. Greg Seltz (formerly of The Lutheran Hour) joins Jeff Crouere (Ringside Politics, WAVA 101.5 FM) to raise awareness.

🔹 The Importance of Church – The pandemic normalized virtual worship, but it’s no substitute for gathered assembly. Brian Bales (WAVA) and Pastor Jim Supp (Reston Bible Church) stress the need for commitment to regular in-person church life.

🔹 Remembering Don Kroah – Honoring the late Don Kroah, former host of The Christian Outlook and a long-time voice on WAVA, who stayed in the battle for Christ and the church. Brian Bales and Tom Moyer (ex-GM, WAVA) reflect on his legacy.

🔹 Don Kroah’s Gospel Legacy – Don Kroah’s life was driven by the Gospel. His past conversation with Bob Christopher, host of Basic Gospel and author of Simple Gospel, Simply Grace, highlights regeneration and a life well-lived.

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🔹 Trump’s Bold Congressional Address – President Trump speaks to a Joint Session of Congress, declaring “America is back." Albert Mohler and Bob Burney analyze his energetic tackle of controversial issues via executive order, like banning men from competing in women's sports and securing the border.

🔹 Ministry on Capitol Hill – Ralph Drollinger of Capitol Ministries shares his mission to lead public servants to Christ. He joins Scott Furrow to discuss Christian engagement in politics.

🔹 The Sin of Empathy – Author Joe Rigney challenges the psychotherapeutic age with his book The Sin of Empathy: Compassion and Its Counterfeits. He joins Albert Mohler on Thinking in Public to explore how feelings can overshadow biblical truth.

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🔹 Trump’s New Direction: Common Sense Over Wokism – Just over a month into the Trump administration, Vice President J.D. Vance and the cabinet are pushing forward with a blitz of executive orders. Greg Seltz talks with Elaine Donnelly (Center for Military Readiness) about the shift away from progressive policies, including a reality check on gender.

🔹 Ohio’s Bathroom Law: Legislating the Obvious – Ohio passes a law mandating gender-specific bathrooms in K-12 schools and universities, recognizing only two sexes: male and female. Bob Burney explains why this was even necessary and how it restores normalcy.

🔹 The Power of Two Parent Families – Albert Mohler dives into research showing the undeniable benefits of intact families, calling it God’s design amid a culture in decay.

🔹 Loneliness in a Broken Culture – Scott Furrow hosts Greg Lutjens (Focus on the Family) to tackle the growing epidemic of loneliness, offering practical steps to find connection and community in a stressful world.

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🔹 J.D. Vance Confronts Europe on Free Speech – Vice President J.D. Vance delivers a striking speech at the Munich Security Conference, criticizing Europe’s speech laws, including the criminalization of silent prayer. Tim Goeglein (Focus on the Family) joins Greg Seltz to discuss.

🔹 The Challenge of “T” in the LGBTQ Agenda – Albert Mohler breaks down the ideological shift in gender identity debates, highlighting media bias and the cultural impact of Trump’s executive orders.

🔹 Chloe Cole Speaks Out – A courageous de-transitioner, Chloe Cole, shares her journey and the irreversible damage caused by gender transition procedures. She joins Scott Furrow to expose the painful reality behind transgender activism.

🔹 Radical Gender Theory & Its Harmful Impact – Scott Furrow continues his conversation with Chloe Cole, examining the devastating effects of gender ideology on children and society.

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🔹 Trump’s Executive Order on Women’s Sports – President Trump signs the "Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports" executive order, protecting female athletes. Albert Mohler breaks down its significance and the expected legal battles.

🔹 A Mother’s Perspective – Alexandra Bower attended the signing event with her young daughter. Bower shares with Kevin McCullough her firsthand account of the momentous occasion 

🔹 Christian Faithfulness & the Book of Daniel – Ryan Baitzel, pastor of Emergence Church in New Jersey, shares lessons on boldness and trust in God from Daniel.

🔹 George Barna on America’s Worldview Crisis – The respected researcher warns: "People have made themselves God." He joins Tim Clinton to discuss the nation’s moral shift.

🔹 The Fight for Life Continues – Brent Leatherwood, President of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, stresses the need to win both hearts and laws in the pro-life movement.

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🔹 Defending Women’s Sports – President Donald Trump signs an executive order protecting women’s athletics, joined by Riley Gaines and other female athletes.

🔹 Restoring the Gender Binary – A look at Trump’s broader efforts, including executive orders reinforcing biological reality in federal policy. Featuring insights from Meg Kilgannon of the Family Research Council and commentary from Bob Burney of The Word WRFD.

🔹 Legislation vs. Executive Action – Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville explains why Congress must act to ensure lasting protections for women and children.

🔹 Evangelicals and Trump’s Social Policies – Ralph Reed of the Faith and Freedom Coalition joins Tim Clinton of WAVA to assess Trump’s commitment to pro-life and pro-family values in his second term.

🔹 The Harm of Gender Ideology – Former gender clinic caseworker Jamie Reed exposes the devastating consequences of so-called “gender-affirming care” and the push to protect vulnerable children. Scott Furrow breaks down Reed’s testimony, highlighting the disturbing long-term effects on young people and the broader cultural shift happening as more detransitioners speak out.

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🔹 The March for Life – Just days after the Inauguration, President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance deliver powerful pro-life messages. Plus, hear from Bethany Hamilton, the competitive surfer who, at the age of 13, lost her arm in a shark attack and is now an inspiring mother.

🔹 A New Generation of Pro-Life Advocates – Kristen Hawkins of Students for Life explains why young people are increasingly rejecting abortion and fighting for the unborn.

🔹 The Spiritual Battle for Life – Robyn Chambers of Focus on the Family discusses why the pro-life movement is ultimately a spiritual issue, not just a political one.

🔹 The Case for Marriage – Brad Wilcox, author of Get Married, joins Albert Mohler to discuss why strong marriages are key to a thriving society and how we can restore a culture of commitment. For the full conversation, go to albertmohler.com.

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Join us this week as Donald J. Trump is sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. In his Second Inaugural Address, Trump declared the start of the “Golden Age of America,” outlining a bold agenda focused on national pride, justice, and a return to traditional values.

Albert Mohler joins to discuss the cultural significance of Trump’s declaration that “there are only two genders,” signaling a pushback against radical social agendas.

Franklin Graham’s prayer at the inauguration inspired millions. He emphasized the need for repentance and reliance on God for true national revival. Bill Bunkley reflects on Graham’s role and the broader Christian witness during the inauguration.

Franklin Graham joins Todd Starnes to discuss his preparations for the prayer. He also challenges the church to repent and not just go through the motions.

At the March for Life, speakers like Bethany Hamilton and Speaker Mike Johnson addressed the ongoing battle for life in a post-Roe America. Greg Seltz and Paul Batura from Focus on the Family explore the state-by-state challenges and opportunities in defending the unborn.

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Greg Seltz turns to Ed Stetzer, Dean of the Talbot School of Theology, for a look at the brutal fires that have ravaged Los Angeles. They discuss the importance of Christians demonstrating peace and love in response to tragedy, while reflecting on the evolving state of the church and its role in today's society.

Greg Seltz and Jeanne Mancini, outgoing president of the March for Life, discuss the pro-life movement's focus on changing hearts and minds about abortion, and the value of every life and the importance of supporting mothers. 

Bill Bunkley turns to Adam Rasmussen who serves with George Barna at the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University to discuss the impact of Christian voters in the 2024 presidential election.

Andy Bales and Mike Minter, part-time pastor at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin, TN, discuss the importance of trusting God's character during life changes, highlighting how significance comes from being a child of God rather than from worldly roles. For the full conversation, click here.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons invite Sarah Zylstra of the Gospel Coalition to shares the story of Pat Forrester, a former senior NASA executive and astronaut, who left his job to serve as a development director for 9 Marks, drawn by its impactful mission. 

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Greg Seltz asks Mark Tapson of The Right Take podcast to share his take on the tragic terror attack on New Year's day in New Orleans.

Seth Leibsohn talks with Jerry Bowyer, author of “The Maker Versus the Takers: What Jesus Really Said About Social Justice and Economics,” about the broader cultural and political pushback we've seen, particularly in corporate America.

Zack Clinton talks with Alex McFarland, Christian apologist and author, about the significance of investing in future generations.

Greg Seltz has an extended conversation with Todd Nettleton, "President of Message" with Voice of the Martyrs. They discuss perseverance and faith in the face of trials and persecution. 

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Eric Metaxas talks with James Como, of the New York C.S. Lewis Society, about his book, Mystical Perelandra: My Lifelong Reading of C.S. Lewis and His Favorite Book.

Metaxas and Como discuss how Perelandra represents some of the very best prose ever penned and how it stands out from the many other masterful works C.S Lewis wrote.

Como shares the personal impact C.S. Lewis' writings made on his mind and soul and how his hope was rekindled because of the vision C.S. Lewis had to see what was awaiting those who trust in Christ.

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Our efforts to be faithful to Christ today may leave us isolated and lonely. Philip De Courcy of “Know the Truth” ministry discusses the spiritual approach to loneliness with Pastor Steve DeWitt, author of “Loneliness: Don't Hate it or Waste it. Redeem it.”

Greg Seltz and Alex McFarland, a prolific author and the founder of Alex McFarland Ministries, take a look at threats posed from the political agenda of our fast-unfolding sexual revolution and radical LGBTQ agenda, which is an attack on the family.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Cornelius Plantinga about his new book: “Gratitude: Why Giving Thanks Is the Key to Our Well-Being.”

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Pastors Ray Pritchard and Dave Watson joined Kevin McCullough to discuss their books on Advent and how to prepare one’s heart for the celebration of Jesus’ birth.

Steve Estes provides a fresh application of the Proverbs for this Christmas season on the Georgene Rice Show.

Alistair Begg helps create in us a sense of how much was fulfilled in the birth of the Christ child. 

Albert Mohler explains how many Christians get the Christmas story wrong.

On the John and Kathy Show, Jerry Bowyer explains the social context of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” 

Mike Gallagher shares how CBS fought almost everything related to the beloved “Charlie Brown Christmas” special when it first aired in 1965.

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Greg Seltz asks J.P. De Gance, who recently penned a piece titled “Make the Family Great Again,” about the collapse of the family and its societal impact.

Georgene Rice invites Jenna Ellis, Senior Advisor at the American Family Association, to discuss key arguments of the Supreme Court case, United States v. Skrmetti, which challenges Tennessee’s law prohibiting puberty blockers and opposite-sex hormones for minors. Ellis also explores how the roots of the transgender debate tie back to the broader sexual revolution.

Georgene Rice welcomes Pastor Allen Jackson of World Outreach Church in Tennessee.
He discusses how our cultural and political crises are ultimately spiritual. He gives examples of ways Christians can be advocates for Jesus during the Christmas season.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Kurt Bjorklund, Pastor of Orchard Hill in Pennsylvania, about taking Sabbath breaks from technology during the Christmas season and refocusing on God.

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Scott Furrow talks with Albert Mohler about the British Parliament’s move to legalize assisted suicide and the dangers of reducing life’s value to "personal autonomy." Dr. Mohler explains why this legislation is incompatible with Christian ethics and emphasizes the need for believers to live faithfully in this cultural moment.

Bill Bunkley invites Ray Comfort to share about Comfort's new book, Fifty Years of Open-Air Preaching. Reflecting on the impact of biblical principles, he highlights how the Gospel changes lives and calls Christians to boldly proclaim it in today’s culture. For the full interview, check out Bill Bunkley's podcast.

Scott Furrow invites Scott Keith and Kurt Winrich from the ministry 1517 to discuss the enduring importance of Gospel clarity, rooted in the legacy of the Reformation. They reflect on how biblical theology addresses humanity’s deepest questions and equips Christians to share the good news effectively. For the full interview, check out Scott Furrow's podcast.

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Bob Burney looks at how, even in the midst of struggle, we can still be thankful to God.

Dr. Albert Mohler reminds us of the apologetic of Thanksgiving: being grateful and thankful should be directed towards the Giver of every good and perfect gift.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons, of The Ride Home, talk with historian and NYT bestselling author Stephen Mansfield about the history of Thanksgiving and why it is deemed a controversial holiday when it shouldn’t be.

Georgene Rice talks with Mark David Hall of George Fox University about his book, “Did America Have a Christian Founding?: Separating Modern Myth from Historical Truth.”

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Eric Metaxas speaks with Megan Basham, author of the recent book, Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda about evangelicals’ mixed reactions to Trump’s decisive win. They discuss the balance between faith-based concerns and political leadership.

Tim Clinton asks Dr. Shannae Anderson to explain the mental health crisis tied to the transgender movement. She highlights the importance of parental rights in navigating this issue.

Albert Mohler examines Australia’s new efforts to restrict social media access for youth under 16.

Zach Clinton invites Allie Marie Smith of "Wonderfully Made," an organization aimed at helping girls recognize their God-given value, to discuss social media’s toxic impact on teens in America.

Eric Metaxas interviews Jack Graham, author of The Jesus Book: Reading and Understanding the Bible for Yourself, about the centrality of Christ in Scripture. Graham reflects on the Bible’s transformative power and its relevance today.

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Georgene Rice speaks with Debbie Wuthnow of American Family Association Action about the impact of faith-based voters in the 2024 presidential election.

Albert Mohler highlights the unexpected prominence of transgender issues in the 2024 campaign, with Trump's ads emphasizing controversies like male athletes in women's sports resonating strongly with voters.

Georgene turns to Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation to discuss the proactive efforts on election integrity and their impact on the results.

Greg Seltz and Jerry Newcombe,  spokesperson and co-host of the television program “Truth That Transforms,” highlight the importance of moral, educated citizens and argue that Christian values make for faithful and effective public servants, contrasting this with current cultural challenges like transgender issues in sports

Eric Metaxas invites author and apologist Larry Taunton, to reflect on Trump’s victory and its implications for America’s spiritual and national direction, emphasizing the need for national repentance.

Bob Burney encourages believers to pray fervently even after the election, urging Christians to seek divine guidance for Trump and his appointees.

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This week’s episode covers the historic 2024 election, which saw President Trump win in a decisive landslide.

Albert Mohler provides analysis on the cultural and political significance of Trump’s remarkable victory and takes a look at what's ahead.

Scott Furrow invites Nicole Hunt from Focus on the Family to share her insight on what this election could mean for the pro-life movement, highlighting three key examples in states around the country that uniquely pushed forward the pro-life position.

Chaim Goldman invites Victor Dawson from “As You Go” ministry to talk about the importance of sparking spiritual conversations and encourages believers to engage meaningfully with those around them. He discusses the Great Commission and shares how personal discipleship can create a ripple effect in the lives of others.

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Greg Seltz invites Paul Batura, of Focus on the Family, to explore the reasons behind pastors' reluctance to engage with social issues due to fears of backlash. Batura talks about the need for churches to provide a biblical framework for thoughtful engagement in the democratic process.

Bill Bunkley invites George Barna to discuss the responsibility of Christians to engage in elections and influence culture based on biblical values, noting that 41 million born-again Christians plan to not vote, which could significantly impact the election outcome.

Greg Seltz and Jay Richards, author of, “Fight the Good Fight: How an Alliance of Faith and Reason Can Win the Culture War,” assert that Christians are often shamed into silence regarding truth, emphasizing the importance of engaging in cultural battles rather than retreating from them. 

Bill Bunkley and Jonathan Turley, author of “The Indispensable Right: Free Speech in an Age of Rage,” talk about how the First Amendment's protection of free speech as a natural, God-given right was a revolutionary idea that has been eroded over time due to an alliance between the government, corporations, media, and academia pushing for censorship.

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Tim Clinton and Johnnie Moore discuss the gravity of the upcoming election, and its impact on fundamental American values like religious freedom and governance. They call for high voter turnout, especially among evangelicals, stressing the importance of protecting constitutional rights and the diverse voices within the community.

Greg Seltz invites Dr. Michael Youssef of "Leading the Way," to discuss the confusion Christians face around voting. Dr. Youssef highlights portions of a free digital resource called, “A Biblical Worldview of Government: A Non-Partisan Perspective” to bring biblical clarity. He discusses the importance of balancing civic duties with faith, urging believers to engage responsibly in government while upholding biblical values. Dr. Youssef later explains that while political outcomes matter, Christians should not rely on the government for what God has entrusted to individuals, families, and churches. 

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Georgene Rice invites Michael Barone, author of “How America’s Political Parties Change (and How They Don’t)” to discuss the long-standing resilience of America’s two major political parties. Barone examines historical challenges faced by both the Democrat and Republican parties, noting how each has survived major electoral defeats.

Bob Burney underscores the importance of voting as both a privilege and a responsibility for believers, but also to not lose sleep over who wins or loses the election, considering that it is God who is in control.

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Chris Stigall talks with Troy Miller, President of National Religious Broadcasters, who addresses the apathy among Christian voters and urges them to recognize their shared worldview and take action in this election cycle.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with pastor Terry Timm about the importance of Christian involvement in politics, despite growing secularism and challenging political landscapes.

Albert Mohler discusses the rejection of the creation order and the broader implications of the transgender agenda, including the impact on women’s sports and medical treatments.

Georgene Rice talks with Andrew Carter, author of “The Privilege of Prayer: Find Healing, Transformation, and Answers,” about sharing insights on how a disciplined prayer life can help Christians navigate their personal challenges and the broader societal changes.

Greg Seltz and Peter Demos, the author of “On the Duty of Christian Civil Disobedience.” speak on the growing threats, such as the conviction of a man in the U.K. for silently praying in front of an abortion clinic. They talk about how these actions reflect a shift toward Orwellian thought crimes and the need for Christians to stand firm in their beliefs. 

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Host Scott Furrow reflects on the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, which claimed the lives of 1,200 people and took 251 hostages. The episode also highlights the unprecedented missile strike from Iran and Israel's defense efforts. Guests Albert Mohler and Reuven Doron, a Messianic Jew who was in Israel on that day, share their reflections on the tragic event.

The conversation continues with Gino Geraci discussing Iran’s massive missile barrage against Israel and the media’s brief coverage of the incident. Scott Furrow also addresses the troubling rise in antisemitism following these attacks, noting the growing public support for terrorist organizations.

Dennis Prager and Eric Metaxas explore the long history of antisemitism, often referred to as the world's oldest hatred, and its concerning resurgence today. The show concludes by questioning whether this hatred is becoming more prevalent in the U.S. The full episode between Prager and Metaxas is available on Rumble.

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Don Kroah is joined by Max McLean who has brought to stage some of the classic works of Lewis. C.S. Lewis’s stepson, Douglas Gresham, explains the story behind Mere Christianity.

Devon Brown, author of A Life Observed: A Spiritual Biography of C.S. Lewis was a guest of John Hall and Kathy Emmons.  

Eric Metaxas interviews Joe Laconte, author of A Wardrobe, A Hobbit, and Great War about Lewis’ friendship with J.R.R Tolkien.  

Eric Metaxas returns to interview C.S. Lewis scholar Michael Ward about his groundbreaking work, Planet Narnia.

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Greg Seltz invites Kerry Severino, president of the Judicial Crisis Network, to discuss the recent Supreme Court leak, which Severino argues is more serious than the Dobbs leak as it appears to involve internal deliberations among Supreme Court justices. 

Albert Mohler has an extended conversation with American sociologist and author James Davison Hunter about the cultural shifts Hunter observed in the late 1980s and how they mirrored historical conflicts. Hunter explains that his research revealed a new cultural divide where conservative religious groups united across traditions, while progressive religious groups did the same, marking a shift from political-economic concerns to moral and cultural authority.

Albert Mohler and James Davidson Hunter discuss more from Hunter's book, “Democracy and Solidarity: On the Cultural Roots of America’s Political Crisis.” Hunter's focus in the book is on the implicit philosophical questions underlying every society, such as the nature of reality, truth, and community, which most people are not consciously aware of but still influence cultural conflicts.

For more of Albert Mohler's conversation with James Davidson Hunter, check out the full episode on “Thinking in Public.”

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Charlie Kirk and Pastor Allen Jackson, author of Jesus, His Followers & Politics: This Is Our Time, discuss the reluctance of pastors to engage in cultural and political issues, contrasting it with past church involvement in public discourse. Jackson argues that churches must confront societal challenges with a biblical worldview.

Bill Bunkley and Christian apologist, Alex McFarland, discuss concerns over Colorado’s gender policies and the lack of parental involvement in schools, citing recent controversies in Jefferson County Public Schools. McFarland criticizes the push for progressive agendas in public institutions, warning that abandoning traditional values and parental rights leads to societal decline.

Eric Metaxas and Katy Faust, author of Pro-Child Politics: Why Every Cultural, Economic, and National Issue Is a Matter of Justice for Children, discuss why all policy decisions should prioritize children's rights, needs, and well-being. Faust argues that on issues like marriage, debt, and identity, children are being sacrificed for adult desires and calls for a societal shift to protect children's rights and well-being.

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Albert Mohler discusses the Debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, closely examining the debate on abortion. 

Tim Clinton talks with Gary Bauer, who heads up a group called “American Values.” Bauer highlights the stark choices between policies of the Trump and Harris campaigns.

Georgene Rice turns to Robyn Chambers of Focus on the Family to discuss the challenges that pregnancy resource centers are facing after the Roe v. Wade decision, and how the youth of today give her optimism.

Eric Metaxas asks Seth Gruber about his book The 1916 Project, which examines the impact of Margaret Sanger’s opening of her first clinic and its connection to the rise of eugenics in America. Gruber argues that Sanger’s ideas, rooted in racism and evolutionary theory, laid the foundation for Planned Parenthood and influenced global atrocities, including those of Nazi Germany.

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Albert Mohler responds to the terror group Hamas executing six innocent civilians, including an American citizen.

Greg Seltz and Don Feder, a columnist for the Washington Times, look at why this is about much more than just Israel, it's about civilization vs. barbarism.

Greg Seltz and Tim Goeglein, a VP with Focus on the Family, discuss how our society has drifted so far and what can be done to correct the course.

Eric Metaxas invites Ken and Linda Koldenhoven, authors of "Connecting Around the Table,” to talk about how eating together as a family is a great way to forge deep and emotional connections.

Scott Furrow and Christian singer/ songwriter Matt Redman talk about a return to the heart of worship: worshipping God in spirit and in truth.

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Albert Mohler shares about Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, writing a formal letter to the House Judiciary Committee that accuses the Biden administration of limiting speech on the platform.

Owen Strachan, host of the "Grace and Truth” podcast, invites Vanessa Sivadge, a courageous young nurse from Texas, to talk about her experience in speaking up over so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors, and how it ended up costing her job. For the entire conversation, click here. 

Eric Metaxas and pastor Erwin Lutzer, author of “The Eclipse of God,” address how secularism and philosophical influences, such as those from Marx, Darwin, and Freud, have led to a redefinition of God, resulting in moral and societal decay. Lutzer talks about how without laws rooted in the Creation account, justice becomes arbitrary. His book aims to bring people back to the God of Scripture. For the entire conversation, click here. 

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Albert Mohler takes a look at the Democrats' strange and dark fixation on abortion as made evident by the abortion trucks at the 2024 Democrat Convention.

Greg Seltz turned to Catholic pro-life activist Frank Pavone to look at the pro-abortion and pro-infanticide record of Tim Walz, the Governor of Minnesota, who is now the formal running mate of Kamala Harris.

Bill Bunkley turns to Mat Staver of the Liberty Counsel to look at Amendment 4 in Florida, which would allow for virtually unrestricted abortion.

Albert Mohler talks with Brad Wilcox, author of “Get Married: Why Americans Must Defy the Elites, Forge Strong Families, and Save Civilization.”  They discuss the potential causes of the diminishing marriage rate and what to do about it. For the entire conversation, visit Albertmohler.com.

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Greg Seltz and David Harsanyi of The Federalist discuss the importance of faith in politics, arguing that excluding religious values from political decisions is absurd. Harsanyi emphasizes that shared ideals, often rooted in faith, are crucial for national unity.

Dr. Albert Mohler discusses voting your Christian conscience in the 2024 presidential election. He critiques David French's argument for voting Democratic to save conservatism, asserting that true conservatism must be rooted in theism and cannot align with the Democratic Party's views on reality and morality.

Eric Metaxas discusses with Megan Basham, author of “Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda” how certain prominent evangelical churches, like Andy Stanley's North Point Church and Rick Warren's Saddleback Church, are increasingly influenced by LGBTQ-affirming and progressive agendas. For the full interview, check out Eric Metaxas' podcast.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Sarah Zylstra, an editor for the Gospel Coalition, about the implications of social media on children. They address the concerns raised by the Surgeon General, highlighting the detrimental effects of social media on the mental health of our youth.

Albert Mohler raises alarm about TikTok's harmful impact on teenagers and reminds parents to protect their children from the pervasive darkness and corrosive effects of social media. 

Scott Furrow invites Ryan Miller, founder of Share the Struggle, to share about the development of courses to help people manage various struggles. His organization aims to provide practical tools, foster community, and offer Jesus' love and healing. 

John and Kathy talk with John James, an editor with Crossway, about how social media distorts discussions about death, promoting inhumane and emotionally destructive responses. He emphasizes the need to be aware of the negative effects of internet life and the importance of protecting one's emotional well-being.

Brian From asks Sarah Zylstra about her decision to leave social media, and she explained that witnessing the negative impact it had on Gen Z girls made her realize its detrimental effects on her own life, leading to shallow relationships and increased loneliness.

Bill Bunkley discusses the Go Dark, Shine Bright initiative with James Spencer, who explained that the goal was to start a prayer movement by encouraging people to take a 10-day break from social media. The campaign aims to create a quiet space for individuals to focus on God, pray, and make wise decisions free from the distractions of social media noise.

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Greg Seltz and author Jeff Crouere criticize the Olympics' opening ceremony for featuring drag queens, transgender performers, and religious attacks instead of family-friendly content. They argue that the event, meant to celebrate athleticism, unnecessarily mocked Christian values under the guise of artistic freedom and inclusion.

Bob Burney condemns the Olympic organizers' shallow apology to "those who were offended", which was worse than simply offering no apology, and accuses them of celebrating inclusion while excluding Christians globally.

Greg Seltz and Gary Bauer, head of American Values, discuss the responsibility of Christians to protect America's Judeo-Christian heritage and the dangers posed by the secular left's attempts to impose their beliefs through government coercion.

Greg Seltz turns to Josh Zeichik, Director of Church Engagement for Focus on the Family, to talk about the importance of knowing and understanding the Bible, which revives the soul, makes people wise, corrects them, and trains them to be godly. They discuss the importance of personal Bible study beyond just Sunday sermons for spiritual growth and refreshment.

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Tim Clinton talks with author Joel Rosenberg about how the world appears to be spinning out of control, citing increased social and political tensions, international conflicts, and the recent assassination attempt on President Trump.

Greg Seltz and Tim Head, Executive Director of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, discuss the Christian response to current political leadership, and the importance of faith, confidence, and wisdom amid perceived chaos. They criticize Vice President Kamala Harris' lack of competence and express concern about the current political dynamics and decision-making processes in the U.S. government.

Owen Strachan reflects on the heroism of Corey Comperatore, who died protecting his family at the Butler, PA Trump rally, and draws a parallel to the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ, encouraging Christians to teach their children about heroism and to use such acts of selflessness to point to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ for humanity's redemption. 

Brian Bales and Jim Supp, Senior Teaching Pastor of Reston Bible Church in Dulles, Virginia, discuss the concept of contentment from a Christian perspective, and the difference between being content with God's provisions and desiring more.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Pastor Jason Charron of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Carnegie, PA, who was asked to give the benediction at the Trump rally this past Saturday in Butler, PA, where a sniper shot President Trump.

We’ll hear from journalist Salena Zito who was within feet of Trump when the near-assassination happened. 

Dr. Albert Mohler gives his insight into the attack and how Christians can interpret it in light of God's nature as defined in Scripture.

Bob Burney challenges listeners to pray for Donald Trump, that he might be one of the most consequential presidents in American history.

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Tim Clinton invites Ralph Reed, founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, to offer a Christian perspective as we enter election season, pleading with us to get on our knees and ask God to have his way.

Tony Perkins of “This Week on the Hill” turns to Texas Congressman Chip Roy for a candid look at the health of our President who, while possessing diminishing faculties, may be undermining America's national security.

Greg Seltz talks with syndicated columnist Cal Thomas about how the media has been covering for Biden for years.

Bob Burney responds to the weaker or "softer" language on abortion within the Trump platform and how Trump isn't conservative, but a populist, and will move accordingly with political winds.

Scott Furrow turns to Joannie DeBrito of Focus on the Family to discuss how portable devices and free access to the internet are deeply unhealthy for children, and how parents should be the ones to set an example for them, modeling moderation.

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Eric Metaxas talks with James Como, of the New York C.S. Lewis Society, about his book, Mystical Perelandra: My Lifelong Reading of C.S. Lewis and His Favorite Book.

Metaxas and Como discuss how Perelandra represents some of the very best prose ever penned and how it stands out from the many other masterful works C.S Lewis wrote.

Como shares the personal impact C.S. Lewis' writings made on his mind and soul and how his hope was rekindled because of the vision C.S. Lewis had to see what was awaiting those who trust in Christ.

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Georgene Rice talks with Katie Daniel of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America to explain a Supreme Court 9-0 decision, which preserves access to mifepristone, an unsafe abortion pill.

Craig Roberts talks with OB-GYN Dr. Ingrid Skop, who knows well the impact of mifepristone, including the death and destruction resulting from the drug’s mail delivery.

Scott Furrow talks with Nicole Hunt of Focus on the Family about the new landscape the pro-life movement faces.

Scott Furrow invites Robyn Chambers, Vice President of Advocacy for Children at Focus on the Family, to discuss the church’s role and the need for continued engagement in the pro-life movement.

Greg Seltz talks with John Stonestreet of The Colson Center about the prominence of abortion in the Democratic platform, noting its strategic importance despite its ethical implications. 

Albert Mohler offers encouragement and perspective on the ongoing pro-life battle.

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In this special episode, Eric Metaxas invites British writer and podcaster Justin Brierley to share insights from Brierley's compelling book, "The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God."

They explore the cultural trend of atheism in the mid-2000s, highlighting why it failed to provide satisfying answers to fundamental human questions. Then examine the renewed interest in Christianity and its role in providing meaning and purpose. 

Metaxas and Brierley focus on the transformative beauty and power of Christianity, illustrated through personal stories of individuals who embraced the faith. 

In the final segment, Metaxas and Brierley reflect on the continuous relevance of God in modern society and the enduring impact of Christian teachings and values.

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Greg Seltz discusses the importance of faithful fathers with Danny Huerta from Focus on the Family.

Gino Geraci talks with author and veteran Jack Billups, who created an update to John Bunyan's classic "Pilgrim's Progress," titled “Christian's Walk: The Journey,” inspired by his role as a father and grandfather.

The Voice of the Martyrs has marked June 29th as “The Day of the Christian Martyr,” focusing this year on the horrors under ISIS in 2014 in and around Mosul in Iraq. Georgene Rice discusses the significance of this day with Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs and the lessons learned from persecuted Christians.

Our efforts to be faithful to Christ today may leave us isolated and lonely. Philip De Courcy of “Know the Truth” ministry discusses the spiritual approach to loneliness with Pastor Steve DeWitt, author of “Loneliness: Don't Hate it or Waste it. Redeem it.”

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Craig Roberts invites Attorney Joe Murray to provide an analysis of the Trump trial, where Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 charges against him.

Albert Mohler offers insights on this tinderbox moment and the dangers that lie ahead. 

John Hall and Kathy Emmons discuss with Sarah Zylstra, of the Gospel Coalition, the prevalence of smartphone usage and its impact on social interaction and the resulting decline in young male friendships.

Georgene Rice and Jean Holthaus, author of “Managing Worry and Anxiety: Practical Tools to Help You Deal with Life’s Challenges,” talk about the pace and the stressors of life in America today.

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With significant changes in women's sports policies across the United States, Dr. Albert Mohler discusses the implications and potential Supreme Court involvement in the wake of the Biden administration's redefinition of Title IX.

Chris Stigall discusses the upcoming fall election with Kim Russell, an Independent Women's Forum ambassador, highlighting concerns about Title IX changes. Russell leads a coalition of women on a nationwide bus tour to spread awareness of the need to protect women's rights.

Georgene Rice explores the clash between federal workplace guidelines and Christian convictions regarding gender identity with guest Dr. James Spencer of the D. L. Moody Center. 

Greg Seltz invites Mary Margaret Olohan to shed light on the challenges faced by individuals who de-transition, as outlined in her book "Detrans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult."

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Greg Seltz talks to Jay Richards of the Heritage Foundation and co-author of the new book, “Fight the Good Fight: How an Alliance of Faith and Reason Can Win the Culture War.” They discuss our cultural struggles and how Christians have new allies with which to align and re-engage.

Scott Furrow invites Jennifer Kennedy, High School Teacher at Sacramento City Unified School District, to share an update about a big win for parental rights and education in California.

Albert Mohler looks at the ICC—the International Criminal Court—putting out an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 

Eric Metaxas talks with Roger Kimball, editor of The New Criterion, about the fragility of all the developed world has built, how quickly it can be destroyed, and the consequences of Orwellian thought police on a culture. 

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Albert Mohler warns listeners to not be fooled by Target department stores scaling back its "Pride Collection" in half of its locations. They have not changed their minds, only their marketing tactics.

Scott Furrow and Jeff Johnson of Focus on the Family take a step back to look at how we’ve got to this point in our sexual and moral revolution.

Greg Seltz sits down with George Barna of the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University to talk about America's changing worldview, and not for the better. 

Owen Strachan, host of the “Grace and Truth” Podcast, talks with Jeremy Vuolo, who serves at Grace Church in southern California, about the Christian's profound need to simply be faithful and trust God, rather than always feeling the need to "do something." They also discuss how God isn't a curmudgeon, but rather He wants us to enjoy life and have fun spending time with Him and His creation. 

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Greg Seltz talks with Cliff May, of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, about the ideological underpinnings propping up the continued unrest on university campuses across the nation, as well as the culpability of the Biden administration.

Albert Mohler looks at how far gone the Boy Scouts are, even going as far as changing their name to "Scouting America" to reflect their "inclusive" position, which really means non-homosexual boys aren't welcome.

Bill Bunkley has a refreshing conversation with Mark Hancock, the CEO of Trail Life USA, the scouting alternative for boys, which places special emphasis on growing boys into God-fearing men who can lead their homes in a Christ-like way.

Seth Leibsohn reflects on an inspiring word from Teddy Roosevelt, which was really a challenge for boys to become men. As such, it was once included in the original Boy Scout handbook.

Greg Seltz talks with Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s State Superintendent of Public Instruction, about what his state is doing to push back on the Biden Administration's redefinition of Title IX, a law that was originally supposed to protect women, and now does the opposite. 

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Greg Seltz turns to Jarrett Stepman, of the Daily Signal, to discuss the anti-Semitic protests that continue to disrupt university campuses across the nation.

Albert Mohler looks at the ideology behind it all and how its really the same people behind the BLM protests, just different shirts.

Scott Furrow turns to Pastor John MacArthur, who's out with a brand new book, titled: “The War on Children: Providing Refuge for Your Children in a Hostile World,” They look at where we ought to be focused, on the children, and protecting them from the wiles of the public school system.

Gino Geraci talks with Brian Rohrbough, who lost his son Danny on April 20, 1999—along with 11 other students and one teacher—at the shooting massacre at Columbine High School. They discuss 10 reasons to get your kids out of public school.

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Albert Mohler gives us a closer look at the antisemitic unrest happening at Columbia University in New York City.

Greg Seltz talks with Star Parker, founder of CURE—the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, about the distressing antisemitic moment and what it reveals about the health of our nation.

Georgene Rice talks with Doreen Denny, the Senior Advisor of Concerned Women for America, about the Biden administration's recently released set of revisions to Title IX and what it means for women's sports.

Brian From invites Pastor Nate Pickowicz, author of "The Kindness of God: Beholding His Goodness in a Cruel World” to talk about how inescapable the goodness of God is for a child of God.

Scott Furrow and Philip DeCourcey, the voice of “Know the Truth,” talk about how some pastors have weakened the preaching of God’s Word.

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Albert Mohler takes a look at the attack on Israel by Iran and how it is an unprecedented move, in that Iran attacked Israel directly, and not with its usual proxy war method.

Eric Metaxas turns to Michael Wilkerson, the founder of the organization Stormwall, and how this is a very dangerous period in human history, one that has all the markings of a nuclear Armageddon.

Greg Seltz and Alex McFarland, a prolific author and the founder of Alex McFarland Ministries, take a look at threats posed from the political agenda of our fast-unfolding sexual revolution and radical LGBTQ agenda, which is an attack on the family.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Cornelius Plantinga about his new book: “Gratitude: Why Giving Thanks Is the Key to Our Well-Being.”

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John Solomon and Amanda Head turned to Marjorie Dannenfelser of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America about a pro-abortion statement made by former President Trump earlier this week. 

Georgene Rice turns to Dr. Ingred Skop, Vice President and director of Medical Affairs with the Charlotte Lozier Institute, to talk about the abortion case before the Supreme Court, yet again. This time it's an FDA case on the approval to distribute the abortion pill by mail.

Owen Strachan invites University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, to talk about her run-in with trans swimmer Lia Thomas, and how nobody in the sports community spoke up for her or other women, so refusing to be silent, she stepped up. 

Albert Mohler discusses a movement towards sanity in collegiate sports, specifically the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics banning men from competing in women's sports.

Bob Burney reads from a Mayo Clinic study, not yet peer-reviewed, which suggests cross-sex hormone therapy does irreversible damage to human bodies.

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Bob Burney takes a look at the Biden Administration's proclamation of "Transgender Day of Visibility" on Easter Sunday.

Scott Furrow issues a warning to parents who are considering taking their children to get gender surgeries or cross-sex hormone treatments.

Greg Seltz and Dr. Albert Mohler address this issue of transgenderism and how Christians are the only ones speaking up for gender confused children, even in the face of being ridiculed as "extremists."

Eric Metaxas invites Jeremiah Johnston to discuss his in depth research of the resurrection, spelled out of course in Scripture, but also in his book, Body of Proof: The 7 Best Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus--and Why It Matters Today. They talk about the centrality of the resurrection to Christian faith. In fact, all of human history hinges on it.

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Pastor Philip De Courcy of the ministry “Know the Truth” explains the meaning of “propitiation”–the paying of a price in order to satisfy justice.

Pastor and radio programmer Alistair Begg helps answer the question of what it means to really believe in Christ by looking at 1 Corinthians 15.

Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, focuses on the significance of the empty tomb in Matthew 28.

Chuck Swindoll of “Insight for Living” captures the exhilaration that comes with the recognition that Jesus Christ is risen from the dead.

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Albert Mohler, referencing his op-ed at World.org, condemns Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign stop at a Planned Parenthood death camp in Saint Paul, Minnesota as a historic moral breach, signaling the triumph of the culture of death in U.S. politics.

Eric Metaxas invites Caleb Dalton of Alliance Defending Freedom, to discuss aggressive tactics of the New Jersey government against First Choice Pregnancy Resource Center in New Jersey.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons and Pam Irizarry delve into the complex and enduring emotional toll of abortion on women's lives, challenging misconceptions propagated by the media and highlighting the need for post-abortion ministries like Deeper Still Pittsburgh to provide healing and restoration.

Georgene Rice and Andrew Carter, author of “The Privilege of Prayer,” discuss the significance of prayer and the privilege we have to talk directly with God. Carter emphasizes consistency and intimacy, drawing from the Lord's Prayer as a template for meaningful communication with the Creator.

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Albert Mohler discusses New York Magazine's moral case and advocation of unrestricted access to gender-affirming treatments for transgender youth, dismissing parental authority. 

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Dean Weaver, President of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, about Ted Gioia's analysis of the "Post-Entertainment Society" where social media addiction shapes culture and thinking, prompting a call for intentional reading and renewal of the mind to counteract its effects. 

At the National Religious Broadcasters, Owen Strachan facilitated a panel discussing the Gospel with Pastor Jack Hibbs, Pastor J.D. Greer and Pastor Allen Jackson. They highlight the need to boldly proclaim this truth amidst cultural shifts and personal interpretations of faith, urging believers to encounter Jesus for genuine life change.

Georgene Rice invites Rabbi Kirt Schneider to talk about his latest book,  “To Know Him by Name: Discover the Power and Promise Revealed in the Hebrew Names and Titles of God.”

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Kathy Emmons talks with Carl Trueman, author of The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self,  about the battle the Church can no longer ignore and must face, in particular, the discipling of its young people concerning sexual morality and gender identity. 

Greg Seltz, sitting in for Don Kroah, talks with Tim Goeglein of Focus on the Family on the dangers of historical ignorance and the alarming lack of civic knowledge among students and adults, emphasizing the need for cultural and historical literacy. 

Scott Furrow and Philip DeCourcy, of Know the Truth, highlight the importance of a biblical perspective on spiritual warfare. They emphasize that the primary mission is to preach the gospel and build up the church, ultimately leading to victory over the forces of darkness.

Eric Metaxas talks with Rosaria Butterfield, author of “Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age.” She emphasizes the importance of addressing these lies with sincere humility, recognizing the spiritual realities involved and the need for grownups to engage in the conversation armed with the Word of God.

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Bob Burney takes a look at reporting from Politico reporter Heidi Prisabella, who tries to raise an “alarm bell” over Christian nationalism.

Albert Mohler responds to the effort from those pushing the "Christian nationalism" line, citing ignorance of America's founding and even the media using it as a scare tactic.

Scott Furrow talks with Todd Smith, pastor of Crossroads Community Church in Santa Clarita, California on our fast-disintegrating culture.

Bob Burney has an extended conversation with Bill Federer, author of his classic America's God and Country Encyclopedia of Quotations. Federer talks about our American history being altered and leaving out its godly heritage. They also discuss the confusion surrounding the separation of church and state and what led us to believe that somehow there is a wall between the two. 

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Robert Tracy McKenzie, author of “We the Fallen People: The Founders and the Future of American Democracy.” McKenzie explains how the Founders understood mankind's human heart and its fallen nature, which is why they designed America's government with separation of powers. 

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Albert Mohler discusses a ruling by the Alabama State Supreme Court regarding the destruction of embryos, affirming that unborn children are children without exception, regardless of developmental stage or physical location. 

Brian From and Robyn Chambers, of Focus on the Family, discuss the changes in the pro-life movement post-Roe v. Wade. They highlight the Option Ultrasound program's success in supporting pregnancy centers and empowering women to choose life for their babies, with over 500,000 lives impacted positively.

Greg Seltz and George Barna, author of “Raising Spiritual Champions,” discuss the erosion of truth in contemporary culture, and the importance of instilling biblical worldview and values, especially among children. 

Scott Furrow and Pastor Allen Jackson discuss positive developments in the church despite challenges, highlighting increased clarity of truth and a resurgence of questioning beliefs. 

Gino Geraci discusses Alyssa Childers' article on progressive Christianity, outlining five danger signs of being in a progressive church. He highlights the importance of discerning these signs to evaluate one's church and pastor's theological stance.

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Bob Burney criticizes the "He Gets Us" advertisements that aired during the Super Bowl for misrepresenting Jesus by emphasizing His humanity over His divinity.

Georgene Rice and Louis Anderson of Oregon Right to Life discuss the recent Oregon Supreme Court ruling that rendered 10 pro-life senators ineligible for reelection, examining its impact on the ongoing legislative session.

Greg Seltz talks with John Stonestreet of The Colson Center about the prominence of abortion in the Democratic platform, noting its strategic importance despite its ethical implications. 

Greg Seltz and Jay Richards of the Heritage Foundation discuss the consequences of gender ideology. They highlight the dangers of disregarding biological reality, emphasizing the vulnerability of young girls and the need to uphold fundamental distinctions between male and female in sports, society and law.

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Scott Furrow talks with Jason Romano, a veteran sports reporter and host of the “Sports Spectrum Podcast.” They talk about Brock Purdy, the young quarterback for the 49ers, who has caught the attention of a lot of people, not just because of his talent, but because of his bold profession of faith in Jesus Christ.

Jerry Bowyer, host of Meeting of Minds, and David Bahnsen, author of Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life talk about the work ethic crisis America is having, in particular with the American Church.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Adam Gustine, who recently wrote a piece titled, “Sabbath Is Not a Luxury Good.” They discuss the wisdom in observing the Sabbath and why it's still good to rest in Christ.

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In this edition, we'll sit in the Washington D.C. Senate hearing room with Senators Marsha Blackburn, Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley as they question Instagram and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the harm his platforms are having on teens, where it's revealed the monetary value Zuckerberg has on your teenager.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Chris Martin, author of The Wolf in Their Pockets: 13 Ways the Social Internet Threatens the People You Lead on why social media sites are so effective at doing so much harm to children.

Eric Metaxas talks with Christina and Jarret LeMaster, who helped develop Legacy Christian School Private Satellite Program to equip Christian parents to teach their children at home or church. Christina encourages parents who say to themselves, "I can't do that" or "I'm not qualified" to don't be so quick to say you can't. They also discuss the dangers that giving your child a smartphone can have, even one locked down.

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Georgene Rice reports on the impact the Dobbs decision has had on the abortion industry, revealing that 32 states have reported a significant decrease of 31,951 legal abortions in 2022.

Bill Bunkley warns about an extreme pro-abortion constitutional amendment in Florida that, if adopted, could permit abortions up to the moment of birth. Sign the petition to protect life.

Greg Seltz and Focus on the Family's Jim Daly discuss the selfish nature of Planned Parenthood, emphasizing their focus on abortion and lack of support for women in need. They advocate for empowering the church and families to provide assistance, highlight the success of ultrasound programs in saving lives, and express concerns about the erosion of family values in society.

Greg Seltz and Tim Goeglein discuss the 2024 March for Life theme "Every Woman for Every Child," emphasizing the need to challenge the narrative and expose the reality behind the pro-choice euphemisms. 

Eric Metaxas and Alexandra DeSanctis, co-author of Tearing Us Apart: How Abortion Harms Everything and Solves Nothing, discuss the one-year anniversary of the Dobbs decision, the importance of the overturning of Roe v. Wade and what's next for the pro-life movement.

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Bill Bunkley questions U.S. government transparency on global persecution, and Jeff King, President of International Christian Concern, criticizes the politicization of the State Department's list, citing Nigeria's exclusion due to political and geopolitical factors, including oil interests and the influence of radical Islamists. 

Rick Probst and Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs discuss attacks on Nigerian Christians over Christmas, highlighting the religious targeting. Nettleton also mentions financial charges against Chinese Christians and expresses concerns about the potential reelection of Prime Minister Modi in India, predicting increased persecution for Christians under his leadership.

Kathy Emmons asks Chris Davis about his latest book, “Bright Hope for Tomorrow,” He highlights the anticipation of Christ's return and its role in providing hope, clarity for ministry, and prophetic patience in afflictions, suggesting Sabbath rest as a rhythm to stay aware of the Lord's return and reorder priorities.

Georgene Rice and David Closson, author of “Male and Female He Created Them: A Study on Gender, Sexuality, & Marriage,” discuss the challenges of maintaining biblical views on gender, sexuality, and marriage in a hostile culture.

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Greg Laurie and J.D. Greear, author of Above All: The Gospel Is the Source of the Church’s Renewal, discuss the importance of the Gospel, emphasizing that it is the same powerful message that transformed lives in the Book of Acts, and it remains unchanged.

Rick Probst and Erin Smalley, of Focus on the Family, talk about the common issue of "the drift" in marriages, where couples can lose connection over time. Smalley suggests addressing it through open and non-defensive conversations, sharing a positive impact story from a couple who attended a conference. She also mentions resources like Hope Restored for intensive support in overcoming marriage challenges. 

Jim Daly, and Molly DeFrank discuss the negative impact of excessive technology usage on children, and how it hinders social development and creativity. She shares her family's experience with a digital detox, emphasizing the importance of unplugging for two weeks to encourage a healthier and more imaginative lifestyle. Find the full episode at Focus on the Family.

Scott Furrow invites radio host Bob Lepine to discuss his latest book, Build a Stronger Marriage: The Path to Oneness. Lepine talks about the importance of shared spiritual convictions, ensuring that the couple's core commitment to Christ remains the central focus in their marriage, even when facing disagreements on smaller matters.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Sarah Zylstra, an editor for the Gospel Coalition, about the implications of social media on children. They address the concerns raised by the Surgeon General, highlighting the detrimental effects of social media on the mental health of our youth.

Albert Mohler raises alarm about TikTok's harmful impact on teenagers and reminds parents to protect their children from the pervasive darkness and corrosive effects of social media. 

Scott Furrow invites Ryan Miller, founder of Share the Struggle, to share about the development of courses to help people manage various struggles. His organization aims to provide practical tools, foster community, and offer Jesus' love and healing. 

John and Kathy talk with John James, an editor with Crossway, about how social media distorts discussions about death, promoting inhumane and emotionally destructive responses. He emphasizes the need to be aware of the negative effects of internet life and the importance of protecting one's emotional well-being.

Brian From asks Sarah Zylstra about her decision to leave social media, and she explained that witnessing the negative impact it had on Gen Z girls made her realize its detrimental effects on her own life, leading to shallow relationships and increased loneliness.

Bill Bunkley discusses the Go Dark, Shine Bright initiative with James Spencer, who explained that the goal was to start a prayer movement by encouraging people to take a 10-day break from social media. The campaign aims to create a quiet space for individuals to focus on God, pray, and make wise decisions free from the distractions of social media noise.

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Greg Seltz talks with Jerry Newcom, director of Providence Forum, about a classic musical masterpiece of Christian worship that has stood the test of time, Handel's Messiah.

Brian From and Pastor Steve Coble, of “The Common Good” on AM1160 Hope for Your Life in Chicago, talk with Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra, of The Gospel Coalition, talk about how our young people have been transformed by social media.

John and Kathy, the Ride Home, talk to Doug Bursch, writer and former pastor, about cherishing and nurturing your marriage and your spouse.

Jim Daly and John Fuller, Focus on the Family, talk to Shaunti Feldhahn about her research on marriage.

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Pastors Ray Pritchard and Dave Watson joined Kevin McCullough to discuss their books on Advent and how to prepare one’s heart for the celebration of Jesus’ birth.

Steve Estes provides a fresh application of the Proverbs for this Christmas season on the Georgene Rice Show.

Alistair Begg helps create in us a sense of how much was fulfilled in the birth of the Christ child. 

Albert Mohler explains how many Christians get the Christmas story wrong.

On the John and Kathy Show, Jerry Bowyer explains the social context of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” 

Mike Gallagher shares how CBS fought almost everything related to the beloved “Charlie Brown Christmas” special when it first aired in 1965.

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Albert Mohler looks at the massive problem on our nation’s southern border, highlighting record-breaking numbers of illegal entries and gotaways.

Eric Metaxas turns to Thomas Homan, former acting director of ICE, to share what’s behind the intentional subversion of the United States of America and its laws.

Georgene Rice talks with Michael Johnson, President of the Slavic Gospel Association, about how many who escaped the attacks of Russia in Ukraine moved to Israel, only to be attacked again by Hamas.

Gino Geraci talks with Kate Anderson, director of the Center for Parental Rights at Alliance Defending Freedom, about a story in Jefferson County School district in Denver involving a minor who was forced to sleep in a hotel room with a boy who identified as a transgender girl.

Greg Seltz, sitting in for Don Kroah, talks with Sarah Parshall Perry of the Heritage Foundation about the latest developments in California, where school districts usurp the authority of parents, to essentially take ownership of school children, going as far as removing them from parents who don't go along with the child's "preferred pronouns."

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Georgene Rice commends Tim Head, the Executive Director of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, for sharing insights from the Faith and Freedom Coalition trip to Israel, emphasizing its emotional impact. They discuss specific policy recommendations, including funding for defense measures and mediating relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel. 

Scott Furrow and Pastor Robert Jeffress discuss the anticipation of an eventual end of the world in human history, seeking advice on preparation. Pastor Jeffress emphasizes the need for individual readiness, faith in Jesus, and actively sharing the Gospel.

Gino Geraci discusses with Jeff Hunt, Director of the Centennial Institute at Colorado Christian University, the alarming rise of public animosity towards Jewish people, surpassing mere antisemitism, emphasizing a spiritual battle. 

Eric Metaxas and Nancy Pearcey, author of The Toxic War on Masculinity, discuss the lack of masculine role models in churches and advocate for reclaiming the cultural mandate from Genesis 1. They challenge the narrow view of Christianity, address false narratives about religion and domestic abuse, and present research showing that committed Christian men have high marital satisfaction and low rates of divorce and domestic violence.

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Georgene Rice talks with Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation about antisemitism in the nation taking a bizarre and ugly turn. 

Paul Gleiser, in for Mark Davis, talks with Pete Peterson, Dean of the Pepperdine Graduate School of Public Policy, about how the October 7 attack on Israel by Hamas shined a light on university campuses and how many have become havens for vile hatred of Jews.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Timothy Paul Jones of Southern Seminary about Advent and how we can prepare our hearts for Christ.

Georgene Rice and Dwight Longenecker, author of  “The Mystery of the Magi- The Quest to Identify the Three Wise Men,” talk about the extrabiblical lore surrounding the Gospel accounts of the three wise men.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons and author James Walvin celebrate the 250th anniversary of the song, Amazing Grace. Walvin shares insights from his book, “Amazing Grace: A Cultural History of the Beloved Hymn.”

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Bob Burney looks at how, even in the midst of struggle, we can still be thankful to God.

Dr. Albert Mohler reminds us of the apologetic of Thanksgiving: being grateful and thankful should be directed towards the Giver of every good and perfect gift.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons, of The Ride Home, talk with historian and NYT bestselling author Stephen Mansfield about the history of Thanksgiving and why it is deemed a controversial holiday when it shouldn’t be.

Georgene Rice talks with Mark David Hall of George Fox University about his book, “Did America Have a Christian Founding?: Separating Modern Myth from Historical Truth.”

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On Tuesday, hundreds of thousands marched in the nation’s capital in support of Israel. Rachel Goldberg, the mother of one of the hostages taken by Hamas, spoke at the event in an effort to bring him—and all the other hostages—home.

Albert Mohler discusses how elite media outlets have been forced to admit the truth about Hamas seeking to kill as many Jews as possible.

Mike Gallagher, sitting in for Don Kroah, talks with Bishop Paul Lanier about how he partnered with The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews to show of the unedited video footage that Hamas terrorists recorded when committing their barbarous atrocities against Israel. 

Scott Furrow talks with Philip De Courcy, pastor Kindred Church in Southern California, about the challenges men face today in a culture that is at war against Biblical manhood.

Owen Strachan, the voice of the Grace and Truth podcast, talks with Mike Fabarez, author of Envy: A Big Problem You Didn’t Know You Had. about why envy has become such a “comfortable” sin for so many.

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Scott Furrow and Yael Eckstein, President of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, discuss the challenges of providing aid to communities who were attacked in Israel. 

Gino Geraci talks with Don Sweeting, Chancellor of Colorado Christian University, about an article, Pro-Hamas protests expose the massive failure at the heart of American higher education that illustrates what's happening with our young people. 

Bob Frantz laments the passing of "Issue #1" in Ohio, the legalization of abortion up until birth, full stop. 57 percent of voters in Ohio sided with the measure. Frantz describes how this passage is systemic of America's love for abortion and a departure from Christian values. 

Alistair Begg, from his daily program, “Truth for Life” talks about what this country really needs amidst the serious times in which we live, The Bread of Life. For more, visit Truth for Life.

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Albert Mohler explains how The New York Times—and other elite media outlets—immediately tried to frame Texas Representative Mike Johnson, the new Speaker of the House, as some kind of crazy Christian.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons invite Jerry Bowyer to give his analysis on the latest developments in the Israel/Hamas war, as well as the efforts to frame the war as somehow illegitimate.

Georgene Rice invites Robert Jeffress, the voice of Pathway to Victory,  to discuss insights on how Christians are to respond to the 10 Commandments, from his new book  “The 10: How to Live and Love in a World That Has Lost Its Way."

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Georgene Rice turns to Robert Greenway of The Heritage Foundation to discuss the concerns about Iran's role in the attack on Israel by Hamas.

Chaim Goldman of The Word FM 100.7 in Colorado Springs turns to Rabbi Schneider, the voice of “Discovering the Jewish Jesus” to describe what it was like during the massacre that unfolded on October 7, with missionaries and ministries touring Israel while missiles were flying overhead.

Bob Burney invites Gino Geraci, host of Crosswalk on The Word 94.7 FM in Denver, to tell us about his trip with the Got Questions tour group, which was en route to Israel during the attack. 

Albert Mohler comments at a special forum held at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary held in the wake of the October 7 massacre in Israel. Dr. Mohler reminds us that as Christians we have a special interest in Israel and should support their defense.

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Georgene Rice turns to Dexter Van Zile, of the Middle East Forum, to discuss the barbaric atrocity done to Israel by Hamas on October 7th. 

Albert Mohler explains why Hamas is a terrorist organization and why schools like Harvard should not allow student groups to basically advocate for the genocide of Jews.

Craig Roberts and Jonathan Keller, president of the California Family Council, discuss California’s Assembly Bill 665 which would “amend, repeal, and add”  to the “Family Code, relating to minors.” He explains how it is essentially state-enabled kidnapping.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Tim Challies, a pastor and writer, about his article, detailing why it's best to not assume motives. He cites 1 Corinthians 13, and how it's not just a passage for weddings, but for Christian living. 

Georgene Rice invites Matthew Dodds, Executive Director of Blessors of Israel to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, for God's will to be done, and for our own hearts to be prepared for the return of Christ.

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Eric Metaxas and author Joel Rosenberg, who is in Jerusalem, detail the barbarism and raw calculated evil of Hamas in the attack that happened in Israel over the weekend. They examined the possible endgame of Hamas and Iran, highlighting the need for Israel to protect itself.

Albert Mohler points out the unique position of Israel as a democratic, constitutional government in the Middle East and underscores the ongoing challenges it faces due to opposition to its existence as a Jewish state, with the recent attack being a manifestation of this opposition.

Kevin McCullough talks with Eliad Levy, an Israeli citizen, about his niece, Ronnie, serving in the military in Gaza, with the last contact being on Saturday amid the ongoing attacks. Israel is facing threats from multiple fronts, including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iranian proxies on the northern border. Eliad emphasizes the need for the international community to act, both to secure the release of hostages taken by Hamas and to address growing threats.

Bob Burney asserts that the biblical responsibility to execute vengeance is assigned to civil government, not individuals. He cites Romans 13 to argue that Israel, in the face of evil attacks from groups like Hamas, has the right to defend itself and must send a clear message to deter further attacks, even though it may result in tragic consequences for innocent lives.

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Kathy Emmons talks with Carl Trueman, author of The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self,  about the battle the Church can no longer ignore and must face, in particular, the discipling of its young people concerning sexual morality and gender identity. 

Greg Seltz, sitting in for Don Kroah, talks with Tim Goeglein of Focus on the Family on the dangers of historical ignorance and the alarming lack of civic knowledge among students and adults, emphasizing the need for cultural and historical literacy. 

Scott Furrow and Philip DeCourcy, of Know the Truth, highlight the importance of a biblical perspective on spiritual warfare. They emphasize that the primary mission is to preach the gospel and build up the church, ultimately leading to victory over the forces of darkness.

Eric Metaxas talks with Rosaria Butterfield, author of “Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age.” She emphasizes the importance of addressing these lies with sincere humility, recognizing the spiritual realities involved and the need for grownups to engage in the conversation armed with the Word of God.

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Greg Seltz, in for Don Kroah, talks with Daniel Huerta to underscore the importance of two-parent families as a fundamental right for children. They highlight the benefits of stability, emotional regulation, and selflessness in such families, and call for policies and teaching the next generation to prioritize healthy relationships.

Albert Mohler discusses Nicholas Kristof's article, which raises concerns about child poverty and the breakdown of two-parent families. Kristof cites Melissa Kearney's research, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging the benefits of two-parent households for children's well-being. 

Scott Furrow and Jennifer Kennedy discuss Governor Newsom's veto of AB 957, a bill that aimed to force judges in family court to take custody away from parents who did not embrace the idea that a child can change gender. 

Georgene Rice talks with Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer, who wrote “Critical Dilemma—the Rise of Critical Theories and the Implications for Church and Society.” They discuss the core ideas of the woke movement, which include the social binary, hegemonic power, lived experience, and the pursuit of social justice. They also highlight the elusive nature of redemption within this poisonous ideology, contrasting it with the eternal redemption offered by Christ alone.

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Scott Furrow talks with Lisa Anderson, of Focus on the Family and host of the Boundless podcast, about the evolving challenges of young adulthood, and highlighting the increased commitment of young Christians to their faith.

Georgene Rice invites Beena Wilkins to share about her book, Under the Broom Tree, which details themes of God meeting individuals at their lowest points. Beena explains that during such moments, there is a surrender of pride and self-sufficiency, making Christians more open to God's guidance through prayer. 

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Jim Davis about the changing religious landscape in the United States, highlighting the decline in church attendance and the factors that are contributing to it.

Rick Probst talks with David Wheaton about his program's mission to convey biblical teachings and emphasize the clarity of the gospel. Wheaton stresses the importance of repentance and surrendering to Christ as Lord, sharing its transformative impact on individuals and communities.

Georgene Rice talks with Samuel Hakim about his work with Redeeming the Nations Ministries and their mission to reach Muslims with the gospel. Hakim highlights the impact of digital media in spreading the message and discusses their focus on evangelism and discipleship.

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Scott Furrow talks with Sonja Shaw, President of the Chino Valley Unified School Board in Chino CA,  about the need for parents to get involved in their children's education and the challenges they face in doing so. 

Albert Mohler discusses California’s AB 957, which is a direct assault on parental rights, parenthood, the family and marriage. 

Georgene Rice talks with Israel Wayne, Director of “Family Renewal,” about what the Bible says about how children ought to be educated.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Dr. Jeffrey Stivason, a Pittsburgh Pastor and a Professor at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, about the classic tale, Pilgrim’s Progress, and what it can teach us today.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Anne Kennedy about the decline in church attendance and its broader impact on communities. Anne emphasizes the spiritual importance of church and encourages all believers to find a good Bible-believing church.

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Georgene Rice and Alex McFarland, host of “Exploring the Word” express concerns about the evolving language related to gender identity and its potential legal consequences, with McFarland emphasizing the need for a return to morals, family values, and faith as a solution to the issue.

Albert Mohler discusses a significant rise in gender-affirming surgeries in the United States, with numbers almost tripling from 2016 to 2019, raising concerns about the reasons behind this increase and discrepancies in reported statistics, including surgeries on minors.

Georgene Rice invites Carrie Gress to discuss her book,The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us, and how feminism has done the opposite of advancing women

Bob Lepine and Alistair Begg of Truth for Life discuss Begg's latest book, The Christian Manifesto: Jesus' Life-Changing Words from the Sermon on the Plain, They also highlight the foundational nature of these teachings and the challenge of truly loving one's enemies in the age of social media. 

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Scott Furrow and Erik Baptist, senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, discuss the legal challenges against the FDA's approval and distribution of the abortion pill, as well as the ethical concerns, and safety issues surrounding it. 

Scott Furrow and Nicole Hunt of Focus on the Family talk about the abortion industry's opposition to legislation supporting alternatives to abortion and women's choices for life. Despite claiming to be pro-choice, the industry resists measures that don't align with their profit-driven focus, as seen in examples from Colorado and California.

Brian From and Aubrey Sampson invite Michael Graham to discuss his co-authored book, The Great Dechurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to Bring Them Back?

Georgene Rice talks with Heidi St. John, a homeschool mom of seven, a podcaster, and author of MomStrong 365: A Daily Devotional to Encourage and Empower Everyday Moms., about how everyone has a unique role to play in fulfilling God's purposes, in this time and season in their life.

John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Grant Horner, a professor at the Master’s University in Santa Clarita, California, about how the transgender movement is attempting to erase the way God has designed humanity.

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Bill Bunkley talks with Kris Stout, a leader with the “Word of Life” ministry, about his eventful trip to Ukraine, where he engaged in youth ministry during the ongoing conflict, assisted in relocating orphanages to safer areas, and discussed the necessity of constructing a dual-purpose bomb shelter and gymnasium to comply with government regulations.

Scott Furrow and Pastor Greg Laurie discuss the rapid devastation caused by a fire in Lahaina, Maui, and elaborate on their organization's comprehensive plans to assist in rebuilding the community, providing tangible support in the name of Jesus Christ.

Georgene Rice and John Bursch, senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, discuss the case of unequal treatment in public messaging in Washington, DC, where Black Lives Matter graffiti was endorsed by the mayor while pro-life activists were arrested for chalking "Black Pre-Born Lives Matter." 

Aubrey Sampson and Chris Castaldo, the pastor of New Covenant Church, discuss his book, The Upside Down Kingdom: Wisdom for Life from the Beatitudes, highlighting the counterintuitive nature of the Christian life in the face of suffering and cultural challenges.

Kathy Emmons interviews C.J. Williams about his book, The Shadow of Christ in the Book of Lamentations, discussing its unique nature and relevance in times of personal grief and societal challenges, and its valuable teachings on finding hope in the midst of trials and understanding the character of God's faithfulness.

Bill Bunkley discusses with Mike Nappa, author of Reflections for the Grieving Soul: Meditations and Scripture for Finding Hope After Loss, about the value of experiencing grief and the importance of having supportive individuals who are willing to walk alongside and offer a constant presence during times of loss and mourning.

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Albert Mohler criticizes the Illinois State Government, led by Governor JB Pritzker and Attorney General Kwame Raul, for attempting to silence pro-life messages in women's resource centers through deceptive business practices laws.

Bill Bunkley and Gary Schneeberger, of Focus on the Family, discuss a thought-provoking advertisement challenging the use of "fetus" instead of "baby" for unborn children, aiming to reshape public understanding through the power of language and highlighting the Mayo Clinic's consistent use of "baby" in describing fetal development.

Scott Furrow engages in a conversation with Lisa Anderson, also with  Focus on the Family, about the changing attitudes of younger adults towards marriage and relationships, exploring the influences of previous generations' divorce rates, the decline of traditional dating culture, and the challenges young adults face in navigating these dynamics.

Bill Bunkley addresses the alarming rise in suicide rates and the importance of treating depression without shame, while critiquing the political climate for undermining hope and purpose, advocating for a return to biblical principles and spiritual revival.

Georgene Rice and David Closson, author of “Male and Female He Created Them: A Study on Gender, Sexuality, & Marriage,” discuss the challenges of maintaining biblical views on gender, sexuality, and marriage in a hostile culture.

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Don Kroah talks with Dr. Everett Piper, professor at Oklahoma Wesleyan University, about the prevailing trends in education, highlighting the disconnect between coddling students and preparing them for real-world challenges, drawing parallels between the decline in educational quality and the societal consequences of such trends.

Bill Bunkley invites Jeff Schadt, founder of Revive Family,  to share his book, The One Rule Home, and how strained parent-child relationships, rather than just external influences, can drive kids towards social media and video games. Schadt underscores the potential for improved connections by adjusting parenting approaches to bridge the gap.

Eric Metaxas talks with John MacArthur, pastor at Grace Community Church, about his documentary, The Essential Church, which details his church's defiance of COVID restrictions, emphasizing their legal battle for First Amendment rights. They also discuss the importance of strong leadership and courage in defending biblical truth amid cultural influences.

Eric Metaxas talks with Os Guinness about his new book, “The Great Quest: Invitation to an Examined Life and a Sure Path to Meaning.”

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