The Stand Radio

A first gift. A seed of hope. A story of faith and forgiveness. Alex Nsengimana shares how an Operation Christmas Child shoebox reached him as a child refugee during the Rwandan genocide —and how he now helps share that same hope with other children. Plus, practical tips for parents choosing video games. Listen to the episode and share it with a family who’d appreciate it.

In this episode, pastor, author, and former U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Jeff Samelson discuss his book, Walk This Way: Political Engagement for Bible-believing Christians. He'll explain how believers can understand and live out their civic responsibilities in a God honoring way.

In this episode, AFA Vice President Walker Wildmon joins us to explain why Christians need to get out and vote during the upcoming mid-term elections. Also, The Stand magazine staff writer Matthew White gives us a preview of his article on the origins of Halloween and the biblical principles that apply.

In this episode, Rebecca Davis and Elaine Bunn will tell us about ways believers are influencing the world around them using The Stand magazine. Then, Arnie Cole, CEO of Back to the Bible, will draw from their latest research to assess the claims of revival in the United States.

In this episode, Dr. A. J. Nolte, director of the Regent University Israel Institute joins to explain why antisemitic attitudes are rising among Gen Z Christians. He'll also give us his assessment on the future of U. S. support for Israel.

In this episode, originally aired on April 4, 2026, best selling author and founder of Cold Case Christianity, J. Warner Wallace talks about book, Case Closed: A Detective Investigates the Resurrection.

In this episode, former strength and conditioning coach Jerry Palmieri shares his thoughts on discipleship, sharing the good news of Christ through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and what it looks like to live out your love for Jesus in the competitive world of professional sports.

In this episode, we’ll visit with Mark and Clovia Dupuis, founders of Christian Civic Citizens, and learn how our churches can be effective training centers for good citizenship. Then, we’ll visit with Col. Lee Ellis, author and former leadership coach about what it was like in a North Vietnamese POW camp in 1967and what he learned about faith, courage, and leadership.

In this episode, Dr. David Rankin, economic advisor and author of The Economics of Freedom: In Defense of Capitalism, will be our guest to explain why capitalism is central to our founding father’s understanding of freedom and is key to many of the freedoms we enjoy.

In this episode, the Stand’s own Carly McGee and her son Mason describe their part in a gospel outreach to youth in New Zealand. Then, we’ll hear how one crisis pregnancy clinic is making a huge difference in saving the lives of the unborn by reaching out to the fathers. David Thompson and Andrea Powell of Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic will join us.