The Bible is filled with divine interruptions that lead to miraculous outcomes. In this episode of Exploring the Word, join Alex and Bert as they delve into the story of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood, illustrating how moments of disruption can be opportunities for God’s work. As they explore Matthew 9, they discuss the significance of faith, healing, and the compassionate nature of Jesus amidst life's chaotic moments.

Listeners will be encouraged to recognize the divine interruptions in their own lives and how these can lead to blessings and spiritual growth. From the healing of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment to the raising of Jairus' daughter, this episode reminds us of the power of faith and the importance of being attuned to the Holy Spirit's promptings.

As the discussion unfolds, the hosts challenge listeners to consider their own faith and trust in Jesus, emphasizing that He is always present and ready to intervene in our lives. Don't miss this inspiring conversation that highlights the beauty of God’s timing and the transformative power of belief.

What is the biblical responsibility of a pastor? In this episode of Real Truth for Today, Pastor Jeff Schreve examines Peter’s command to “shepherd the flock of God,” explaining that pastors are called to lead, feed, care for, and protect the people entrusted to them.

Pastor Jeff discusses why pastors must be willing to speak the truth in love—even when cultural and moral issues are controversial. He explores the role of the church in preserving biblical truth, the importance of protecting believers from spiritual danger, and why Christians must remain faithful to Scripture rather than simply follow the culture.

The conversation also addresses salvation, sanctification, and the importance of knowing what Scripture says about eternity. Pastor Jeff cautions against assuming someone is in heaven simply because they were kind, popular, or admired, emphasizing that salvation comes through genuine faith in Jesus Christ.

we delve into the alarming news surrounding a $10 million bounty placed on Brian Trump by Iranian state TV. Join Sandy Rios and national security expert Mike Waller as they unpack the implications of this threat, the historical context of U.S.-Iran relations, and the ongoing challenges posed by the Iranian regime. From the 1979 hostage crisis to the present day, this episode offers a thorough examination of America's complex relationship with Iran and the potential dangers that lie ahead.

Ray Pritchard joins Tim Wildmon, Fred Jackson, and Chris Woodward after 33 days of summer Bible conferences across the country. He reports that churches and youth camps were full to overflowing and sees a growing hunger for biblical truth among young people. The panel then turns to the devastating glacier collapse in Nepal that killed at least 350 people and left more than 60 Americans among the missing.

Closing arguments are underway in the Massachusetts trial of Lindsey Clancy, who is accused of killing her three young children. Her defense cites postpartum psychosis while prosecutors argue she must be held criminally responsible. The program also examines Meta's landmark settlement with state attorneys general over teen social media addiction, which includes new platform restrictions and a multibillion-dollar payout.

The hosts discuss political developments including Democratic infighting in Michigan's Senate race and the tight Texas contest between Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democrat James Tallarico. They also mark Caroline Levitt's final day as White House press secretary and reflect on her direct approach with the media.

Surgeons in Turin, Italy, have performed what is being reported as the first eye transplant in history, restoring sight to a woman left completely blind by a car accident. The hosts discuss the remarkable procedure and how the intricate design of the human eye points to a creator rather than random chance.

The panel also looks ahead to the lunar eclipse visible across much of the United States tonight, exploring biblical references to blood moons in Joel, Acts, and Revelation. They emphasize that while no one can definitively link tonight's eclipse to end-times prophecy, it serves as a reminder that Christ will return.

Tim Wildmon shares personal memories of growing up as a Mississippi State football fan, including the 1980 upset of Bear Bryant's top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. Ray Pritchard joins remotely from Florida as the hosts encourage listeners to stay hopeful amid world events.

Scott McConnell, Executive Director of Lifeway Research, talks with Jessica about the recent findings on Gen Z and church participation.

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Pastor Joseph and Herticine Goree spend time in prayer for our nation, leaders, culture, and more.

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The Hamilton Minute features Abraham Hamilton III, American Family Association's public policy analyst. It's a power-packed 60 seconds that tackles the issues of the day through the lens of God's Word. You don't want to miss a moment of it!

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