“G-d wishes I was dead” is a horrifying statement that no human being wants to hear from a loved one. At Heroes to Heroes, it is a common statement among the veterans they serve. Judy Isaacson Elias, founder of Heroes to Heroes, shares the story behind their mission and how they are helping veterans reconnect with God. Homepage - Heroes To Heroes Foundation ()

God, in His sovereign will, wants lawlessness to be bound and freedom, liberty, and salvation to be available to all. How do the first 100 days impact this reality, and how can we pray going forward? Join this important conversation! PROMISES MADE, PROMISES KEPT: Border Security Achieved in Fewer Than 100 Days – The White House  (https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/04/promises-made-promises-kept-border-security-achieved-in-fewer-than-100-days/)

ADF sent two complaints Wednesday to the Office for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Education, calling on the agency to investigate unlawful policies that harm female athletes. ADF represents two female high school track-and-field athletes in Washington state. Suzanne Beecher, legal counsel, joins us with this latest case! ADF files civil rights complaints to protect female athletes, parents – ADF Media (https://adfmedia.org/press-release/adf-files-civil-rights-complaints-to-protect-female-athletes-parents/)

During COVID, Gov. Inslee abused his emergency powers, and now a bill to limit Gov. Ferguson's emergency powers has died in committee. Senior Researcher at the Washington Policy Center, Paul Guppy, joins us to discuss emergency powers, the budget and a new reparations plan to give $120,000 to anyone except white people to purchase homes. Wow!

The judiciary is fast becoming a concern as judges are acting like activists—some jailed and others resigning. Thomas Jefferson had deep concerns about this very issue. Other stories include Education Secretary Linda McMahon announcing student loan repayment being enforced, Jeffrey Epstein victim committing “suicide,” 11 victims of a fatal car attack in Vancouver, and, of course, the blue suit!

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week in a parental rights case, Mahmoud v. Taylor. We look at the outrageous backstory that should upset all parents, and we shed light on three stories involving boys in girls' sports, in particular a brave girl who stood up to a liberal school board. Both battles are worth fighting, and prayer is where we start!

Two bills in Colorado assault parental rights, and one dictates that a parent will lose legal custody of their child by simply refusing to recognize and affirm the child’s new and often suddenly adopted “gender identity.” Glenn T. Stanton, director of Global Family Formation Studies at Focus on the Family, joins us with the horrendous details. Oppose Colorado's Radical Abortion and ‘Transgender Rights’ Legislation - Daily Citizen (https://dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com/oppose-colorados-radical-abortion-and-transgender-rights-legislation/)

After years of designing wedding dresses and mentoring girls, Elizabeth Lambert Brown sensed a new direction was needed to help stop human trafficking and amplify the beauty and importance of marriage. Elizabeth joins us to share her powerful story. Prepare to be inspired! Unveil It Bridal Veils (https://www.unveilitbridalveils.com/)

This year, instead of highlighting 12 companies that facilitate sexual exploitation, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation is highlighting 12 survivors who were denied justice in the courts because of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Legal Counsel for NCOSE Tori Hirsch joins us with the important facts. Dirty Dozen List 2025 - NCOSE (https://endsexualexploitation.org/dirty-dozen-list-2025/)

Pope Francis passed away early this morning, leaving behind a legacy of love for the poor and his people worldwide. We look at some of his history, along with some of his views that contrasted greatly with some portions of the Church, including his views on socialism, communism, and LGBTQ issues.