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Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

August 04, 2026

We've Officially Reached An Inflection Point | Political Commentary

The host discusses the threat of radical Islam and Hamas, criticizing the idea of disarming the group and instead advocating for Israel to take action to protect its people. The host also touches on the topic of post-liberalism and its connection to CRT and identity politics, warning of the dangers of these ideologies and their impact on Christianity and the Second Amendment. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show

Rich Eisen

August 04, 2026

Hour 1: Bijan Robinson Extension Reactions, plus ESPN’s Jeff Passan Breaks Down MLB Trade Deadline

The Dodgers acquire Tarek Schoole from the Tigers for a package of prospects, sparking debate about the fairness of the trade and the Dodgers' financial advantage. MLB insiders discuss the implications of the trade on the sport's economics and the potential for a salary cap or changes to the collective bargaining agreement. [... more]

The Bart Winkler Show

Bart Winkler

August 02, 2026

Dodgers get Tarik Skubal from Tigers for nothing nearly confirming no MLB in 2027

The trade of Tarek Skubel to the Los Angeles Dodgers has sparked debate about the inequities in Major League Baseball, with some owners pushing for a salary cap to increase profitability. The Brewers, who were unable to acquire Skubel, are now facing a challenging trade deadline and may need to adjust their strategy to compete with teams like the Dodgers. [... more]

In Touch

Charles Stanley

July 29, 2026

The Blame Game - Part 2

Playing the blame game is a game nobody wins, and it's a game that Christians should never play. The Bible teaches that we are responsible for our actions and that we should forgive those who wrong us, rather than blaming them. When we play the blame game, we stunt our spiritual growth, damage our fellowship with God, and promote disharmony in our relationships. We must assume responsibility for our actions and choose to forgive, just as Jesus did when he forgave those who wronged him. [... more]

In Touch

Charles Stanley

July 28, 2026

The Blame Game - Part 1

The Blame Game is a common human tendency to shift responsibility for our circumstances or actions to someone else, but according to Scripture, this is not God's way of responding to difficulties and hardships. As children of God, we have the power to forgive people no matter what they do to us, and we are responsible for our responses to those who have wronged us. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

July 24, 2026

Elon Musk EVISCERATES Liberal Reporter In Explosive Interview

The House Ways and Means Committee is investigating three far-left nonprofits for potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has gone viral for his comments on immigration and the far-right, and Iran's president has threatened a massive attack. The White House correspondents' dinner is taking place tonight with increased security measures. Additionally, a study in Australia found that men fart more than women, and an anxious worker won a lawsuit in the UK for not wanting to be on a camera during a Zoom call. An Instagram pickup artist was banned from social media for recording people without their knowledge. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

July 16, 2026

How Money Can Do Good in Your Marriage with Matt Bell

Couples can turn money from a source of division into an opportunity for greater unity in marriage by facing debt honestly, working through it together, and managing their finances intentionally. A cash flow plan and regular money meetings can help foster transparency and teamwork, while generosity and a shared vision can bring couples closer together. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

July 15, 2026

On the Bank of the Deep Red Sea (Exodus 13-14)

The Israelites, having exited Egypt, found themselves boxed in by the Red Sea with the Egyptian army closing in. Despite their fear and doubts, Moses exhorts them to trust in God's power and promises, leading them to a miraculous crossing of the sea, where God's power is revealed, and the Egyptians are defeated. The story serves as a reminder that predicaments are designed by God to develop trust and that those who are willing to trust eventually see God's power revealed, leading to ultimate praise and worship. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

July 10, 2026

God's Best . . . When Things Couldn't Be Worse! (Exodus 4:27-7:7)

Moses, sent by God to deliver the Israelites from Egyptian bondage, faces rejection and disappointment from Pharaoh, leading him to question God's plan. God's response is to reveal His character, emphasizing His sovereignty and power, and assuring Moses that He will bring about deliverance despite Moses' doubts and fears. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 03, 2026

David McCullough on Why the Founding Fathers Were Not Like Us

David McCullough shares his insights on understanding the past, particularly the lives of America's founding fathers, and how their experiences can teach us about resilience, responsibility, and the importance of storytelling in shaping our understanding of history and ourselves. [... more]

Science, Scripture & Salvation

John Morris

June 30, 2026

Behavior Checklist

Living a godly life involves eliminating murmuring and disputing thoughts, seeking to be blameless and harmless in behavior, and actively pursuing a faultless reputation. This condition is an eternal promise that comes with salvation and works out in this life as a harmless reputation. By doing so, one can shine as a light in a sinful world and be without rebuke. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

June 26, 2026

Blessed Are The Bankrupt (Romans 7:24–25)

Paul's testimony in Romans 7 reveals a war within, a battle between the law of God and the law of sin. He cries out for deliverance from the body of death, but acknowledges his own corruption and sinfulness. Paul's experience is not one of mountaintop experiences, but rather a daily struggle with sin. He knows that the flesh is impossible to cast out and that true spiritual warfare involves acknowledging and battling one's own sin. Paul's prayer is not one of defeat, but rather a prayer of reality and acknowledgement of his own sinfulness and God's holiness. [... more]

Living in the Light

Anne Graham Lotz

June 15, 2026

Living In The Light

The life of Noah serves as a powerful example of living right with God in a wicked world. As the world becomes increasingly corrupt, Noah's obedience and faithfulness to God's commands are a beacon of hope. By being quiet before the Lord and obeying His instructions, Noah is able to build the ark and save his family and the animals from the coming flood. This lesson from the story of Noah encourages listeners to be set apart from the world, to be right with God, and to be obedient to His will, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity. [... more]

Clearview Today

Abidan Shah

May 20, 2026

You Can't Pray for Revival If You BLAME the Other Side!

Nehemiah's prayer in the book of Nehemiah is a model for revival and awakening, emphasizing the importance of collective guilt, responsibility, and looking back to the promises of God. He confesses the sins of his people and takes ownership of their actions, demonstrating a willingness to seek God's mercy and forgiveness. [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

April 29, 2026

Who Is "We"?

Peter Rosenberger discusses the importance of taking ownership and responsibility for one's actions, rather than blaming others or using language that creates distance. He explores how this concept is relevant in both personal and public life, using examples from his own experiences as a caregiver and observations of politicians and pundits. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

April 27, 2026

BONUS: Is The Strait Of Hormuz Blockade Good Enough?

The White House correspondence dinner was the site of an attempted assassination, and President Trump's security measures are under scrutiny. Meanwhile, identity theft is a growing concern, and Florida Man stories continue to amaze. In sports news, the NFL draft has concluded, and the NBA is dealing with controversy surrounding Victor Wembanyama's concussion. Additionally, scientists have brought back to life a 24,000-year-old zombie worm, which has sparked debate about the ethics of scientific experimentation. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

April 27, 2026

The White House Correspondents' Dinner: Who's To Blame? | Political Commentary

The third assassination attempt on President Donald Trump highlights the growing threat of left-wing extremism and the radicalization of individuals through social media and mainstream media. The incident raises concerns about the indoctrination of young people and the normalization of violence as a means to achieve political goals. The discussion also touches on the importance of protecting one's identity and the need for accurate information in navigating complex issues like Medicare. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show

Todd Starnes

April 27, 2026

Can We Talk About The Media’s Death Wish Against Trump?

The White House Correspondents Association dinner turned chaotic when a gunman opened fire, but thankfully no one was seriously hurt. The incident has sparked a heated debate about security, violence, and rhetoric in politics, with many pointing fingers at the Democrats for inciting hatred and violence. President Trump has been a target of numerous threats and attacks, and his critics are being called out for their role in perpetuating a culture of violence. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

April 20, 2026

You Were There! (Romans 6:3-5)

As believers, we died to the dominion of sin through Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, and we have been raised to walk in newness of life, free from the kingdom of darkness and sin. This new life is not just a new leaf, but a new dynamic for living, with a new identity, destiny, master, purpose, heart, spirit, and battles. We are no longer bound by sin, but liberated by our Savior, and we live by faith in the Son of God who loved us and gave himself for us. [... more]

Insight for Living

Chuck Swindoll

April 06, 2026

What a Way to Say Good-bye!, Part 2

Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of preservation in the context of Paul's farewell to the Thessalonians, highlighting the importance of being insulated in the world while remaining blameless and faithful to God's truth. [... more]