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Who was John MacArthur? Mike Slater dives into the legendary legacy of the great American preacher.
The Mayor of NYC has a new tax on rich people in NYC. It, of course, will cause even more rich people to leave the city, but he doesn't care. We compare this policy with Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, "Blessed are the poor in spirit."
The Senators are back from their much-needed vacation. They work so hard that they needed a good two weeks off. Is the sarcasm thick enough? Why are Republican Senators the worst? They can't pass obvious legislation like the SAVE Act or even pass a funding bill. It's because they haven't followed Jesus' message in Mathew 5:38
After the Pope criticised Trump's actions in Iran, the president said the Pope should focus more on being Pope and not a politician. What exactly was the Pope's criticism of Trump? And when the Pope referenced Isaiah 1, surely he wasn't suggesting Trump is anything like King Ahaz, right?
It's been an open secret among Democrats that women should stay away from Congressman Eric Swalwell. So why are all of these accusations coming out now? And what can we learn from Numbers 17?
Pastor Lucas Miles of Turning Point USA (Faith), author of Pagan Threat, joins Mike Slater to discuss what he's witnessing on college campuses.
Mike Slater sits down with Kirk Cameron to explore how the next generation can lead a much-needed spiritual and cultural revival in America. Kirk Cameron also makes an awesome announcement in the process.
Our astronauts will be traveling at 25,000 mph and the capsule will be at 5,000 degrees. NASA has admitted that the head shield has "shortcomings". But going forth and trusting God is the American way.
If the president says he's going to bomb Iran, the left says he's a war criminal. When he doesn't bomb Iran, the left says he's a coward and always chickens out. You can't help the Trump deranged. But we can learn from 1 Samuel 15 on the importance of following God's Word completely.
Pastor John Amanchukwu joins the podcast to discuss whether politics belong in the church.
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