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Your costs are up. Supplies cost more. Labor costs more. Everything costs more. Your margin is shrinking. The obvious answer is to raise prices. But what if your customers are price-sensitive, and your competitors haven't moved? You're worried that raising prices means losing the business entirely. So you're stuck. Costs rising, prices frozen, margin compressing. You need a way out that doesn't involve hoping things get better. Hope dies last.
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Evangelicals are everywhere—but why do they seem to have so little cultural influence?
In this episode, Mike D’Virgilio (The Based Boomer) critiques a discussion between Jon Harris and Aaron Renn on the lack of evangelical leadership in positions of cultural power.
Is a better understanding of “creation” enough to fix the problem? Mike argues it’s not. What’s missing is something deeper—a robust, biblical vision of victory that shapes how Christians think about culture, leadership, and the future. If we want real cultural transformation, we need more than diagnosis. We need a framework that actually produces it.
Referenced in this episode:
• Aaron Renn’s article: https://firstthings.com/the-problem-w...
• Sermon on postmillennialism:
• Sermon: My Journey to Hope for the Future
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Peter’s story isn’t one of steady growth—it’s a story of boldness, failure, confusion, and restoration. In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing walks through a brief portrait of Peter’s life, tracing five defining moments:
Boldness rooted in self-confidence
Betrayal under pressure
Confusion after the resurrection
Faith when Christ reveals Himself
Restoration and recommissioning
Peter didn’t just stumble—he denied Jesus. And yet, that wasn’t the end of his story. If you’ve ever felt inconsistent, discouraged, or unsure where you stand with God, this episode is for you. Your hope is not in the strength of your faith—but in the faithfulness of your Savior. Take heart. Christ restores what seems beyond repair.
On this episode of CrossPolitic One-on-One, the Waterboy welcomes Andrew Garza and attorney Caleb Byrd from Davis Younts Law into the studio to discuss the targeted persecution of a decorated Christian military firefighter and his church community by the California National Guard and why it exposes a growing pattern of religious discrimination being weaponized against outspoken believers in uniform.
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Hey, Neighbor!
Let us give you our recommendation for protein bars... And mints... And polish at the dentist.
THEN: We give you a muscial theater recommendation from our friend, John thomas.
LATER: What makes a movie or book "classic?" And, oh hey, here's a literature recommendation for the 12-year-olds in your life.
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In this episode, the Pugsters begin with a discussion of panpsychism, the idea that everything has a form of consciousness. In a world where even trees communicate with each other, how should we think about panpsychism? Is consciousness at the base of reality as some physicists and philosophers suggest? And what about the Orthodox (and unorthodox) ideas of panentheism? These are some of the questions the guys talk about in this episode.
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Joshua Haymes reacts to a clip of Myron Gaines arguing that “slut shaming” should be normative.
Joshua agrees that Christians must oppose what God hates—but expands the point beyond targeting women alone. He addresses the sin of fornication as a whole, calling out both women and men who use others for selfish gratification.
A direct conversation about sexual ethics, accountability, and applying a consistent biblical standard.
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