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Theologian Dorothy Sayers once wrote, “Work is not primarily a thing one does to live, but the thing one lives to do.” That challenges the way many of us think about our jobs. We often see work primarily as a way to earn a paycheck, provide for our families, or make it to retirement. But Scripture gives us a much bigger vision. From the first pages of the Bible to the last, Scripture does not pres...

When teens spiral out — experimenting with drugs, running with the wrong crowd or shutting out family — there’s almost always a deeper hurt they’re trying to escape. On today’s show, we share Mark's interviews with two Heartlight residents who bravely discussed how their choices were just attempts to numb what they felt inside, like abandonment, overwhelming expectations and tragic loss. Both teen...

Politicians come and go, but the call for Christians to influence our nation for the gospel never fades. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer makes the case for why believers cannot afford to sit on the sidelines. He shares how civic engagement reflects a life of faith, why every vote carries weight, and what’s at stake for our nation this November.

We were made for connection, but relationships don’t always come easy. In today’s conversation, Debra Fileta breaks down the “seasons” (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) that relationships naturally go through. She provides practical tools and encouragement to help us tend to our relationships well, ultimately guiding us to follow Christ’s example of love first. Get "Relationship Skills" free with you...

Why do Christians have to suffer? On this week’s episode of The Alex McFarland Show , Alex explores what the Bible teaches about suffering and how God can use even our most difficult seasons for a greater purpose. None of us want to experience pain, loss, or hardship, but Scripture never promises Christians an easy life. Trials and tribulations are part of living in a fallen world—but they don’t h...

Civilization is fighting to survive tragic times. Lt. Col Dave Grossman will join us to provide a spiritual warfare guide that will prepare our hearts and minds for battle, teaching us to identify, understand, and fight evil forces. Dave strong believes that with God, we can rise as virtuous Christian warriors who defend and protect the innocent, helpless, and oppressed. Become a Parshall Partner:...

What happens when faith, culture, science, and reality collide? On this episode of Truth Talk Live, guest host Jamal sits down with Christian apologist and author Dr. Frank Turek to discuss defending the Christian faith in a culture increasingly challenging objective truth, morality, science, and biblical authority. Dr. Turek shares insights from his books I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheis...

Monday, October 5, 2026 In the second hour, Dr. Matthews welcomes writer Mike Coté . They’ll talk about the Greenland deal and why it’s a good idea. Then long time friend George Barna joins Dr. Matthews. Dr. Barna brings us his new book, How to Think Like Jesus . They’ll talk about the book and other cultural issues that America is facing. Connect with us on Facebook at facebook.com/pointofviewrad...

Did they really find Noah’s Ark—or are Christians getting ahead of the evidence? Todd looks at the latest claims, what they actually prove, and why your confidence in Scripture should never depend on the next archaeological headline. Segment 1 • Ken Ham has another talent Todd finds deeply annoying. • What made Todd come away from the Ark Encounter with a new appreciation for its impact? • How can...

Is your pastor defensive when questioned or thinks their ideas and decisions are best without input? Does he surround himself with strong, effective people and have a posture of humility? Pastor and President of Church Answers Sam Rainer explains what ideas and attitudes help pastors lead well. "How below-average pastors become good leaders" (https://www.christianpost.com/voices/how-below-average-...

The Washington Stand's Casey Harper highlights intel on pulling U.S. bombers out of the U.K. following a terror threat, the latest developments in Iran and Yemen, and the reconvening of the U.S. Supreme Court. Brigadier General (Ret.) John Teichert,

John Haller and David talk about the attempted plane hijacking last week and the upcoming midterms for the U.S. and Israel. Worldview Matters Conference 2027: https://davidfiorazo.com/worldview-matters-conference/ ( https://davidfiorazo.com/worldview-matters-conference/www.worldviewmatters.tv ) www.worldviewmatters.t ( https://davidfiorazo.com/worldview-matters-conference/www.worldviewmatters.tv )...

Beyond the Horizon: Ancient Prophecy, Modern Conflict, and the Blessed Hope. We are joined by JR McGee (CEO X-Stream Leadership Group). Topics discussed include: Global Acceleration & The Prophetic Blueprint. The Middle East/Israel & Prophetic Evidence. The Northern Alliances & The Prophetic Power Axis. The Blessed Hope.

Ballot initiatives are quietly rewriting state law while most voters are distracted by the top of the ticket. We dig into why these measures matter so much, how they bypass stalled legislatures, and why the fine print can change your community faster than any campaign promise. We focus on Virginia as a high stakes case study with Dr. Byron Foxx and Dr. Michael Huffman, walking through three propos...

0:00 - 15:00. Isaiah 5:20-21. The redefinition effort is already underway. 15:00 - 31:00. Tehran’s tyrants read U.S. polls too. 31:00 - 48:00. Why is a Burlington, MA middle school requiring children to dress up for “pride?”

George Barna explains why only 4% of Americans have a biblical worldview as Walker Wildmon examines transgender surgeries, civic duty, and Canada’s suicide ads.

Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, and Fred Jackson discuss how gas and grocery prices could affect the 2026 election, along with President Donald Trump’s campaign schedule, Nebraska cattle farmers’ concerns about beef imports, and changing Hispanic support for Republicans. They also consider how the ongoing war may be affecting voters and the political outlook. The program reports on a fatal school bus...

Jenna Ellis discusses the escalating protests in France that began as student demonstrations over education conditions but have transformed into a national crisis. Joined by Auron MacIntyre from The Blaze, they analyze the political implications and the underlying issues of migration and identity that fuel the unrest. The conversation also touches on the lessons America can learn from France's sit...

Artificial intelligence can help you build a budget, explain an investment, or compare financial options in seconds. But how much should you trust it with your money? AI is quickly becoming part of everyday life, including the way we manage our finances. And like any tool, it can be used wisely or unwisely. For Christians, the better question isn’t simply, “Should I use AI?” but, “How can I use th...

How can you tell when typical teenage struggles have become something more serious? Mark and Wayne discuss the warning signs that a teen may be spinning out of control — from escalating rebellion, dishonesty and disregard for consequences to isolation, substance use, self-harm and other dangerous behaviors. Mark also shares practical steps parents can take to intervene, establish healthier boundar...

During every election season, Christians face a weighty question: how should we vote in a way that honors our faith? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer explores what it means to bring biblical convictions into the voting booth. He shares why the choices Christians make at the ballot box matter, and how faith can guide those decisions with wisdom and conviction.

Joe Dallas shares his testimony of being repeatedly molested as a boy and pursuing homosexual encounters as a teenager. After becoming a Christian, Joe struggled to reconcile the gospel with his promiscuous lifestyle, to the point of joining a pro-homosexual church in his quest for peace. Joe explains how the combination of misleading, ‘pro-gay’ theology and the conviction of the Holy Spirit prope...

Is the world moving toward a one-world government exactly as the Bible foretold? J.B. Hixson joins Gary Stearman to discuss the themes of his book Fade to Black. Together they examine the rise of globalism, artificial intelligence, digital surveillance, Middle East tensions, UFO disclosure, and the biblical warnings surrounding the coming Antichrist.

Most of us know the parable of the Good Samaritan, but have we missed the deeper challenge Jesus was giving? In this message, Mondo Gonzales walks through Luke 10 and shows how Jesus turns the lawyer’s question upside down. The issue is not merely “Who is my neighbor?” but whether we are willing to become a neighbor to the very people we would rather avoid, exclude or ignore.