Chris, Greg, and Ken sit down with recently elected Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris to talk about the challenges of law enforcement in one of the fastest growing counties in the US. Keeping the peace here in a conservative region has been made even more difficult by the COVID pandemic, a liberal county nearby in Washington state, attacks on constitutional rights in the name of social justice, and a steadily declining society. 

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the possibility that paranormal beings exist and that many people believe in them, even Christians. The pastors look at examples of scripture in the Bible and whether they are consistent with the unexplainable.

Chris, Greg, and Ken refute the popular notion that our Constitution forbids any demonstration or display of religious faith by government institutions and that it is illegal for a person or church to express their faith in order to influence how society is governed.

Chris, Greg, and Ken preview the Idaho 2022 General Election ballot and give their advice for each office and piece of legislation up for a vote. For more information about the election, polling places, absentee ballots, past results, and more, click the voteidaho.gov link below.

Chris, Ken, and Richard discuss some of the shocking findings of the annual American Worldview Inventory survey. It shows a dramatic decrease in pastors who hold a biblical worldview. Conversely, it shows troubling increases in syncretism being taught from pulpits across the country and denominations, which leads to confusion, doubt, uncertainty, relativism, and a host of other social ills.

Chris, Ken, and Heidi discuss some of the shocking findings of the annual American Worldview Inventory survey. It shows a dramatic decrease in parents who hold a biblical worldview. Conversely, it shows troubling increases in syncretism among parents, which leads to confusion, doubt, uncertainty, relativism, and a host of other social ills in their children.

When three pastors walk into a bar, they’re bound to meet people who give a variety of reasons why they either don’t believe Jesus is the Christ or they’re put off by Christians. In the third of a three part series, Pastor Ken shares his testimony of growing up in a form of universalism that left him confused and doubtful that there was any absolute truth to be found. But God loves even skeptics who struggle with answers to the hard questions about Him and His son Jesus. Ken now helps lead a church that includes many former cynics, skeptics, and scoffers who are living their lives as demonstrations of authentic, selfless, faith-filled service to their community and the world.

When three pastors walk into a bar, they’re bound to meet people who give a variety of reasons why they either don’t believe Jesus is the Christ or they’re repelled by his church. In the second of a three part series, Pastor Greg shares his testimony of growing up in a Catholic home before pursuing a life of chasing worldly pleasures. But God loves even those who scoff at His invitation to discover real peace and contentment through His son Jesus. Greg now helps lead a church that includes many former cynics, skeptics, and scoffers who are living their lives as demonstrations of authentic, selfless, faith-filled service to their community and the world.

When three pastors walk into a bar, they’re bound to meet people who give a variety of reasons why they either don’t believe Jesus is the Christ or they’re repelled by his church. In the first of a three part series, Pastor Chris shares his testimony of growing up as a pastor’s kid only to run in the opposite direction as a young adult. But God loves cynics too and pursued him with jealous love, undeniable truth, and radical grace. Chris now leads a church that includes many former cynics, skeptics, and scoffers who are living their lives as demonstrations of authentic, selfless, faith-filled service to their community and the world.

Chris, Greg, and Ken meet with Lisa Arnold, the new Superintendent of the Lakeland School District and discuss the issues that are the most important to parents about their children's education: parents rights, racial equity and gender identity indoctrination, performance standards, staff shortages, school choice, homeschooling, and levies.