Three Pastors analyze the complex economic and logistical reasons behind high gas prices, particularly for residents of Idaho. They explain that domestic infrastructure limitations, such as a lack of refineries and reliance on interstate pipelines, create a captive market that drives up costs beyond global oil trends. The discussion highlights how historical legislation shaped current refining capabilities and contrasts U.S. fuel affordability with significantly higher prices in other nations. Ultimately, urging listeners to maintain perspective on their economic blessings while focusing on local political issues like property tax reform rather than national energy policy.

Political idolatry begins when Christians look to politics for what only Christ can provide: ultimate hope, identity, security, righteousness, and salvation. In this episode, Dave Jenkins explains why believers must engage public life faithfully while keeping Christ, not political power, at the center of their worship and trust. For more from Equipping You in Grace, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/equipping-you-in-grace-2/

Chaplin Gordon James Klingenschmidt is a former elected Colorado State Representative and also a TV show host. He served honorably as a 20-year veteran who graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Political Science and made national headlines as the former Navy Chaplain who dared to pray "in Jesus' name." He is an ordained minister with an earned PhD in Theology, and founded the Pray in Jesus' Name Project. It was 20 years ago on Crosstalk when we first introduced you to Chaplain Klingenschmidt, who came under attack by a commander who punished him in writing on three occasions because he dared to quote Bible verses in church that claim Jesus is the way to heaven. He was downgraded in his evaluations for praying "in Jesus' name" on the ship's microphone, for obtaining Kosher meals for a Jewish sailor, and for refusing to support mandatory attendance quotas for a homosexual church. He was told repeatedly to stop praying in Jesus' name. This left him with a choice; to deny Jesus Christ or to take a stand. He chose to take a stand which cost him his career and related pension. He is now reaching out to President Trump seeking a presidential pardon that could reinstate him to the military for one day so that he can retire and have his pension and back pay restored. Don't miss this opportunity to hear his testimony and learn how these 20 years later, you can push this effort, as Chaplain Klingenschmidt put it, "across the finish line." More Information Resources to help you intervene for Chaplain Klingenschmidt: White House Comment Line—202-456-1111 The Pentagon--703-571-3343 prayinjesusname.org

This sermon explores the enduring influence of Puritanism on church history and American culture by examining its theological foundations and political impact. The speaker highlights key developments such as the Westminster Standards, the establishment of congregational polity in New England, and the concept of visible saints within state-supported churches. A central focus is placed on five historical figures—Matthew Henry, Cotton Mather, Jonathan Edwards, C.H. Spurgeon, and D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones—who are identified as carriers of the Puritan spiritual and intellectual legacy. The discussion critiques the secularization of Puritan ideals in American political rhetoric while affirming their continued relevance for biblical study and personal devotion. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to draw from this rich heritage to deepen their understanding of Scripture and grow closer to Christ.

Constantine. Was he a true Christian or a politically savvy Emperor who saw a way to power over an Empire that was now saturated with the Christian message?

Point 1: Let Justice Flow Point 2: What Does This Mean for America Today? Point 3: A Preacher's Warning Point 4: What Does This Mean for the Church Today Point 5: Christ-Centered Connection The sermon challenges believers to move beyond empty religious rituals toward a genuine pursuit of God and social justice. Drawing primarily from Amos 5, the message critiques the separation of worship from ethical conduct, emphasizing that true faith requires active righteousness in society. The preacher connects the prophet's call for justice with Martin Luther King Jr.'s civil rights advocacy, illustrating how biblical truth holds political power accountable. Ultimately, the text points to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of divine justice and the source of personal transformation. Believers are urged to let righteousness flow continuously through their daily lives and relationships.

Text: John 6:59–71 (Legacy Standard Bible) Title: Do you also want to go? In John 6:59–71, the public ministry of Jesus reaches a profound turning point in the synagogue at Capernaum. Delivering his most confronting discourse, Jesus refuses to soften His message to accommodate human pride or political agendas. Instead, His words create an unavoidable crisis, exposing those who follow merely for earthly benefits versus those given life by the Spirit of God. This message examines the three heart-revealing responses found in the text: the response of offense and grumbling, the response of permanent departure, and the final, enduring response of faith articulated by Simon Peter. Amidst the sobering reality of Judas Iscariot and false proximity, believers are challenged to weigh their own allegiance. Rooted in rigorous textual analysis and careful exegesis, this sermon calls the church away from superficial comfort and back to the exclusive, life-giving words of the Holy One of God.

(1) Israel Watch 8/23/26: Update on the I.D.F. attacks on Syria being related to Turkey (Togarmah) and the potential trigger for what news media refers to as "World War III" but would be the Biblical Gog Magog War. Marvel Comic actors join the LGBTQ-infested pro-Islamist cause... "Gays for Gaza" and the Most Confused Coalition in modern history. (2) "Satan Owns The Majority of Women In American, Today": The Lindsay Clancy murder trial (she strangled her three little children to death) demonstrates just how wicked and far gone liberal white women now are. As do the latest from Massachusetts Gov. Halley legalizing abortion up to birth surrounded by liberal, white women... and Chelsea Clinton even provides us an example. We include a clip of Hasan Piker (Democrat Death Cult Leftists) mocking a song written in remembrance of Charlie Kirk and our commitment to the Gospel. (3) Funny Things: Grump people in church! https://bbfohio.com