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Is Islam Telling the Truth? We are joined by Daniel Amari (President, The Religious Research Institute). Topics discussed include: Why Should America Be Concerned with the Rise of Islam? Islam - A Culture of Deceit. How Should Christians Confront Islam in America?

Today is Election Day. Before you go to vote, check your polling hours and take the proper ID with you. Stay in line because if you're in line when polls close, you can still vote. If you have a mail ballot, drop it off today at it's proper location. Friends, there is too much at stake to sit this one out. Every seat in the U.S. House is being voted on today as is one-third of the U.S. Senate. This means that today's election will determine control of both the House and the Senate along with the agenda of whatever party is in control. Some 36 states are voting on the office of governor. 15 of the incumbent governors are term-limited. Six are Democrats and nine are Republicans. There are 31 lieutenant governor seats on the ballot. 30 attorney general seats are on the ballot as are 26 secretary of state positions. There are some 296 state executive offices in 43 states on the ballot. These include school superintendents, stage agency commissioners and others. Most states are voting on their state legislative offices. The makeup of the legislatures also will determine what agenda is furthered. Then there are the referendum questions in individual states. Ben Everson is a preacher, a musician, and an encourager at heart. Ben has ministered in evangelistic crusades, Bible colleges and Christian schools, Bible and missionary conferences, camp meetings and other settings. Ben's lifelong mission is to see the local church refreshed and believers renewed through Christ-centered music and preaching. He, along with Frank Garlock, have co-authored, We Need Revival: Biblical & Practical observations. He's also author of the book, The Revival Nobody Wants.

Why do we worship on Sunday if the Sabbath is on Saturday? Throughout the world, the vast majority of Christian denominations hold worship services on Sunday. However, if you ask professing Christians what caused Sabbath worship to move from the last day of the week to the first, most would either say the Sabbath is unrelated to Sunday worship or point to tradition. But there are important biblical reasons why the Sabbath changed from Saturday to Sunday. It's important first of all because Christ said that if you teach someone to disobey one of the least commandments, you will be least in the kingdom of heaven and the Sabbath is one of the ten commandments. But it's important because the Sabbath is about the rest we have in Christ. It is the day our risen Lord provides for his people so that they can be set apart from the world and all its cares, and go forth to do the work that Christ's atonement made possible. Some of the confusion surrounding the Sabbath is related to a misunderstanding of Israel's place in scripture. Israel's whole calendar was built around Passover and Pentecost and their observance and the Sabbaths around them were set every year based on the day of the week , but because Israel and their observances were a type pointing forward to Christ and his fulfillment, all of their Passovers and Pentecosts and their calendar that changed yearly were nothing more than shadows. There has only been one Passover that caused sins to be forgiven. There has been only one Pentecost where the Spirit of God inhabited his people. And their fulfillment caused the Sabbath to be set from that day forth. Please join us as we consider this important topic.

Elections, Warnings, and Preparations: Biblical Clarity in Times of Confusion. We are joined by JR McGee (CEO X-Stream Leadership Group). Topics discussed include: Warnings, Preparations, & Uncertainty. Elections, Transitions, & More Uncertainty. Wars, Developing Alliances, & Even Greater Uncertainty. God's Word on Elections, Warnings, and Preparations.

Mat Staver is founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel. Mat is a constitutional attorney with three landmark cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. He is an author and the host of the radio broadcasts Faith & Freedom and Freedom's Call and the TV broadcast Freedom Alive. We are now on the eve of the 2026 election. Early voting is over and what matters at this point is who will show up at the polls and vote tomorrow. There is much at stake as it relates to the outcome of this election, not just for today, but for the America that we are passing down to our children and grandchildren. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has indicated in an interview with Newsmax that the total number of noncitizens on the voter rolls could exceed 300,000. People are being influenced by the polls, yet Western Journal reported last week the collapse of the polling industry continues with the total number of fake polls which have been exposed reaching 15. The Ohio Secretary of State, which is the state's top election officer, indicated he's concerned that pollsters are chronically under sampling Republicans as we lead up to election day. Noah Webster in his writing "History of the United States" wrote: "When you become entitled to exercise the right of voting for public officers, let it be impressed on your mind that God commands you to choose for rulers just men who will rule in the fear of God. The preservation of government depends on the faithful discharge of this duty." Don't miss this broadcast that covers aspects of the upcoming mid-term election that you simply won't get from mainstream media.

WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/YchuoYh3K1E This sermon commemorates the Protestant Reformation by examining the courage and conviction of reformers like Martin Luther, who stood firm on the authority of Scripture against ecclesiastical and political pressure. Drawing parallels with biblical figures such as Elijah and Daniel, the message emphasizes that true faith requires a willingness to be unpopular and to make decisive stands for truth in the face of cultural and religious compromise. The central theme asserts that the Reformation is not merely a historical event but an ongoing mandate for the church to continually self-examine and align its practices with the Bible. The preacher challenges the audience to reject complacency and apathy, urging them to live with doctrinal integrity and spiritual fervor in their personal lives and communities. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a renewed commitment to the five solas and a holistic reformation of hearts, homes, and society, grounded in the unchanging Word of God.