Janet and Craig discuss how recent political headlines—from the mid‑term election results to Israel’s subsidy program and the latest culture‑war debates—challenge Christians to think about voting, faith, and family.
Israel’s 2026 parliamentary election left Netanyahu’s bloc without a majority, opening questions about coalition formation, the role of Arab parties, and U.S. military aid.
David Limbaugh discusses Paul’s dramatic shift from persecutor to apostle, his new book on Paul’s letters, and the collaborative writing process with his daughter.
Randy Elkhorn explores whether animals will join us in the new earth, drawing on Scripture from Noah to Revelation to explain how the restored creation includes all creatures.
A book that tackles seven controversial biblical topics—science and creation, slavery, war, suffering, miracles, sex, and the afterlife—providing a framework for honest, context‑rich answers.
A Portland mother was barred from her children’s school after questioning LGBTQ lessons, and a federal court lifted the restriction, highlighting the clash between school policy, parental rights and First Amendment religious freedom.
Ray Comfort shares his life journey, explains why he wrote his autobiography at 77, and discusses how he stays bold and fresh in sharing the gospel.
Dr. Rosaria Butterfield discusses five cultural narratives that she says are infiltrating the church, using Supreme Court decisions as a backdrop for how Christian identity is being reshaped.