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  • The healing power of forgiveness & how emotions shape our lives
    The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – Our decisions are rarely made in a vacuum of logic. Emotions color our perceptions, influence our relationships, and even affect our physical health. Chronic anger, for instance, can lead to high blood pressure, anxiety, and depression. Grief can immobilize us. Shame can isolate us. But emotions also have the power to uplift. Love fosters connection...
    58 min
  • When you hire a tyrant and treat him as King
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The American people elevate the President to a throne, expecting him to solve every crisis and command every outcome. Power once shared now bends toward one office. When citizens treat a leader as a king, tyranny follows close behind. Lie down with tyrants, and you rise no longer free but ruled...
    0 min
  • Truth, accountability, and a stronger republic
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Truth and accountability shape the path to a stronger republic. From corruption abroad to challenges at the border and abroad, leadership and honesty define our future. Real reform begins when citizens demand integrity, strength in diplomacy, and responsible governance that serves God, family, and country—restoring trust in the institutions meant to protect freedom...
    58 min
  • Interrupting judgment
    FAITH IS… with Pastor Rick Stevens – The horror and relief of judgment in Revelation are now on full display. What must happen horrifies us as we find relief in deliverance from evil. Then, as though God is consoling us, worship repeatedly interrupts judgment. Worship is an unmistakable contrast to the violence of judgment. It’s so noticeable it almost seems out of place. Let’s look closely and see what Revelation reveals about worship.
    57 min
  • What politicians fear most
    Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – In New Jersey, some politicians have fled their district offices through the back door to avoid facing protesters. They might fear harm or simply want to escape answering questions. If you wish to become an advocate for your country through peaceful means, it is essential to be clear, intelligent, and articulate. When you begin this...
    58 min
  • The benefits of virtue education may surprise you
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – On today's show, we cover the benefits of kindness for both the giver and the receiver. The benefits will shock you! From feelings of happiness to feelings of inner warmth to boosting one’s immune system, the effects of kindness are profound.
    58 min
  • As government grows, the private sector shrinks!
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Government agencies find a reason to justify their existence. They create rules and regulations and methods of controlling us, average citizens, and the entrepreneurs, who want to start businesses and provide jobs for people. These government employees don’t want to get a job in the private sector, and why would they? They might actually be tasked with...
    58 min
  • When a culture forgets itself
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Europe, he says, is sick, not in its clinics, but in its soul. Culture comes before politics. He warns of a continent that no longer believes in itself. He makes no war against Islam, but he draws a hard line with Islamism-- a political theology that leaves no room for a secular world. He lived fifteen years on Zanzibar, surrounded by Muslims, and says respect...
    58 min
  • Memphis residents speak out and are supportive of Trump’s anticrime push
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Memphis residents express gratitude as Trump’s federal anticrime initiative transforms their city. Once plagued by fear and violence, neighborhoods now see renewed safety and hope. Families feel secure letting children play outside, and police morale rises. While critics call it political, locals witness real change—peace returning, communities rebuilding, and a sense of resilience growing stronger...
    58 min
  • Labels: A lazy form of discrimination
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Labeling has become a lazy weapon in modern discourse. Instead of engaging with ideas, people throw words like “racist” or “homophobe” to silence others. This behavior reflects fear of stigma rather than truth-seeking. True strength lies in rejecting emotional manipulation and walking away from those who use labels to control conversation...
    58 min

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