Did Jesus die to make salvation possible for all Or to secure the redemption of particular people Today R C Sproul studies God's intention for the cross and the scope of the atonement that Christ accomplished Download R C Sproul's ebook Saved from What plus his -message teaching series The Atonement of Jesus with your donation https gift renewingyourmind org Join us April for Ligonier's National Conference The Glorious Attributes of God Learn more and register https www ligonier org Meet Today's Teacher R C Sproul was founder of Ligonier Ministries first minister of preaching and teaching at Saint Andrew's [... more]

Share a commentPeter tells persecuted Christians to submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every human institution and he says it while Nero sits on the throne That single line forces a hard question what does Christian citizenship look like when the government is corrupt the culture is hostile and your faith is being slandered as dangerous We slow down in Peter - set the historical context and talk honestly about why this command can feel upsetting even impossible when you disagree with leaders or fear what comes next From there we widen the lens to vocation The church's mission [... more]

Craig Carton joins Brian Kilmeade for their Friday tradition to break down the week in sports and media They dig into the NFL's backup quarterback chaos from Jameis Winston's embarrassing Monday night performance to the surprising success of Drew Lock Carson Wentz and Michael Penix filling in around the league The conversation shifts to CBS's NFL pregame show where Craig pulls no punches on the Tony Romo situation and questions why the network's studio coverage has lost its edge Then they tackle the Protect College Sports Act and the future of NIL exploring transfer limits booster vetting agent fee caps [... more]

Congressman Chuck Edwards has filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Conduct against the bipartisan leaders of the House Ethics Committee alleging they failed to follow committee procedures before recommending his censure Meanwhile the North Carolina Senate has created a new select committee to examine potential reforms to the state's property tax system Andrew Pomeranz of Carolina Journal joins the program to examine the growing role of prediction markets in North Carolina elections and the questions surrounding their use Plus Vice President JD Vance is in Greensboro for a Republican midterm rally following President Trump's visit to the state [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories when the Constitutional Convention opened in the United States was less than a decade old and already struggling The Articles of Confederation had created a loose union of states with a Congress that lacked the power to tax enforce laws or stabilize the economy By many leaders believed the country could not continue as it was The men who met in Philadelphia were not unanimous in their views but they shared a belief that reform was necessary What began as a plan to amend the existing system became an effort to draft an [... more]

Senate Majority Leader John Thune joins The Brian Kilmeade Show to discuss the ongoing U S -Canada trade tensions the strategic use of tariffs and the impact on American agricultural producers Senator Thune also shares his concerns regarding recent Pentagon leadership shakeups the urgent need for defense procurement reform and the geopolitical battle for AI dominance against China Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

The Supreme Court has become a subsidiary of the MAGA Republican Party, according to Hakeem Jeffries, who believes dramatic Supreme Court reform is necessary. The separation of powers is the genius of the US Constitution, but some want to break apart this very thing that sets the American system of government apart from every other government in the world. The ACLJ is celebrating Know Your Rights Week, focusing on protecting constitutional rights and educating people on their rights and responsibilities. [... more]

The assumption that only trained professionals can teach and that homeschooling puts kids at risk is a widespread critique of alternative schooling. However, studies show that homeschooled and private schooled students often score higher on tests than public school peers, and parents are best equipped to secure their children's education. [... more]

North Carolina's 11th congressional district is set to choose a new Republican candidate after Congressman Chuck Edwards dropped out of the race due to a House Ethics Committee report. The district's executive committee will meet Monday to select a replacement nominee. Meanwhile, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction marked the first anniversary of Superintendent Mo Green's five-year strategic plan, launching a public dashboard and pointing to four record results as evidence of progress. The plan aims to make North Carolina's public education system the best in the nation by 2030. In other news, the North Carolina General Assembly has taken action on two pieces of legislation, House Bill 958 and House Bill 834, dealing with elections across the state. The bills have undergone significant changes, with some provisions being moved from one bill to the other. Dr. Andy Jackson from the John Locke Foundation joins the Carolina Journal News Hour to discuss the latest developments. Additionally, new data from the 2025 North Carolina High School Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows that North Carolina has returned to and exceeded pre-pandemic levels across nearly all reported measures, with encouraging percentage drops in student safety, risk behaviors, and mental health. [... more]

Charles Colson's unlikely journey from President Nixon's 'Hatchet Man' to founding the largest prison ministry in the world, Prison Fellowship, has transformed millions of lives. With programs like Angel Tree, Prison Fellowship advocates for biblically based justice reform, trains wardens, and provides hope to families and prisoners through the gospel. [... more]

The US government is facing controversy over the Fauci scandal, with many calling for accountability. Meanwhile, the push to abolish ICE continues, with some arguing it's necessary for public safety. The Democratic Socialist movement is gaining momentum, but critics say their ideas are too radical. A historian discusses the importance of understanding US history and the founding fathers' intentions. The US Senate is also under scrutiny, with some calling for reform and others defending its current structure. Additionally, the topic of reparations is being debated, with some arguing it's necessary to address past injustices. [... more]

The Democratic Party's corruption and Fauci's actions are under scrutiny, while President Trump's plan to circumvent Judge Boisberg's decisions is discussed. Meanwhile, a cyber attack on Minnesota's water systems is attributed to Iranian hackers, and California's election reform is called into question. Additionally, the importance of eternal life through Jesus Christ is emphasized. [... more]

John McCormick's life story reveals the power of reinvention in American history. As a devout Catholic who rose to become the first ever Catholic Speaker of the House, McCormick bridged the divide between rural and urban America, and between Catholic and Protestant communities. His career shows that immigration is a solvable issue, and that Americans are always in the process of becoming something new. [... more]

A new rapid response report from the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor raises questions about how more than $111 million was spent to operate 55 Hurricane Helene base camps and comfort stations. Meanwhile, former FBI director James Comey is facing charges related to a social media post he made in 2025, and lawmakers in North Carolina are working on election reform bills that include changes to early voting periods and voter challenges. [... more]

The Social Security Trust Fund has a surplus of $2.5 trillion, but faces a shortfall of $160 billion in 2025 due to increased expenses and declining revenue. Experts suggest increasing the payroll tax, delaying full retirement age, and taxing income beyond the current cap to address the issue and ensure the long-term sustainability of the system. [... more]

A discussion on various topics including immigration reform, wokeness, the Smithsonian museums, Mickey Mouse, racism, Western civilization, Marxism, history, the SEC, NCAA, NIL, college football, reverse mortgages, retirement strategy, home equity, conservative politics, the 2028 presidential election, AOC, Mondami, Ted Cruz, the surveillance grid, data centers, the Epstein list, foreign interest, globalist corporations, the war in Iran, President Trump, the Save America Act, Senator John Thune, Fox News, a Christian Journalist, surrogacy, conservative media, culture war, heterosexual marriages, and divorce. [... more]

Jesus wept over Jerusalem because they missed the true Messiah, and today, America faces a similar threat from a sleeping and apathetic church. Christians must be the fabric of the nation, and faith and obedience to God must be at the center of our lives, families, and businesses. The key to national revival is found in 2 Chronicles 7:14, where God promises to forgive sin and heal the land if His people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways. [... more]

David Goodwin discusses his book, Forging the American Mind, a Year-by-Year Guide for Classical Christian Education, which emphasizes the importance of teaching students to think well and reason through things. He argues that classical Christian education is the form of education that the founding fathers had, and that it is essential for transforming K-12 learning and promoting virtue and wisdom. [... more]

Senator Tommy Tuberville discusses the Save America Act, its potential impact on college sports, and the Student Athlete Act, which he believes would lead to a disaster if passed. He also shares his concerns about the NCAA and the role of the federal government in college sports, emphasizing the need for education and fair play. [... more]

The World Cup brings everyday Americans together, showcasing kindness and welcoming nature. Meanwhile, the Iran deal is a topic of debate, with some questioning its terms and others cautiously optimistic. In the US, college sports reform is underway, with Senator Tommy Tuberville introducing the Student Athlete Act. Senators John Houston and Doug Schoen weigh in on the Iran deal and college sports reform, while Brian Kilmeade discusses the World Cup and its impact on American culture. [... more]