Judgement at Nuremberg . . . and repentance at Nuremberg. That's the backstory of history, which turns into the front story. Nazi's in heaven? Jeffrey Dahmer in heaven? You and me in heaven? Only by the shed blood of the Son of God, the Creator of Heaven and Earth, could that ever happen. Will the evil (or good) works of man trump the works of God in history? By what worldview are you reading history? Here is an engaging program delving into the souls of the Nazis at Nuremberg from the perspective of an American pastor who was there.

David Livingstone was the real deal, a prime example of faith, courage, and endurance over the long haul. We explore the extraordinary career of this missionary and explorer. We consider his indispensable work of putting an end to the wretched slave trade coming out of East Africa. Compared to Ernest Shackleton, who completed his impossible mission over 2 years . . . Livingstone endured 30 years of unrelenting opposition and untoward circumstances. Here is an encouragement to read biographies, and something of the spirit needed to get into them.

Not enough wolves in the world, or not enough babies? Which is it? Governments are paying $50,000 for anybody who will help them lead to the arrest of guys who kill wolves, but no reward only for abortionists as yet. Then, companies in South Korea are offering $75,000 to workers with the fortitude to have a baby.

The enemies of God are far more bold today than in past times. The blasphemy is far more in-your-face. No one corrects it. Kevin Swanson and Bill Jack discuss the mainstream hatred of God that takes place in our culture today on this edition of the program.

Everybody's looking for the root causes for recent rampages . . . transgenderism, mental instability, access to guns. But, few mention the hearts of men, demonic influences, and the normalization of insanity by media and academia. Shall we punish moms for the crimes of their sons? We end the discussion on practical ways to help troubled youth.

The “He Gets Us” campaign is back, unfortunately—spending $100 million on a PR campaign for Jesus. The question that keeps coming back to us . . . How does anyone get the message so wrong? But more importantly, how do we shift our minds out of this man-centered view to a God-centered view? Without a 180-degree shift, we’re done for.

The deception of this age runs very deep . . . deeper than most people would like to think it runs. The deepest deception is that we are all very wonderful, gay, and sinless . . . and in no real need of a Savior. Does anybody get to exempt themselves from the grace of God? Rosaria Butterfield, author of the new book "Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age," speaks from personal experience and with a special clarity on the lies of the age in this helpful interview.

The Gen Z folks have taken up Sodom on steroids—now 28% up from 4% twenty years ago. Is there a connection between a life of idleness, prosperity, and escape and Sodom? Sodom was filled with an "abundance of idleness," pride marches, and prosperity . . . and they "strengthened the hands of evildoers." Both young teens and old were beating down Lot's doors to get at the angels. How will we ever return to a rule of law? Even the pagan states realized this was essential to retain a social order.

Parental rights and family freedoms are slipping big time in certain states . . . allowing for more state kidnappings of children. California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Vermont, and Washington, as well as Kansas City, Missouri, and other places are dangerous for families if parental rights and protection of children from transgender surgeries remains a value. The country has become sharply divided on the issue, and chances of a parental rights amendment to the US Constitution have slipped to practically zero. Here are six advisements for parents who are hoping to salvage their children from the destructive zeitgeist that rules media and schools today.

Remarkably, the leading players in the Super Bowl this year are professing Christians; and a few years ago, three quarters of NFL quarterbacks were reported to have been evangelical Christians. That cannot be said of Hollywood, the media, and politicians (or at least the US Supreme Court). Here, we look at the positives and negatives of spectator sports and take up the subject of sports gambling.