Romans 14:12,19So then, each of us must give an answer to the Great Spirit for how we have walked on this earth. So then, let us walk the path of peace in a manner that lifts up and strengthens the heart of each person.+There’s a spiritual dimension to how we walk, where we’re going, and what the path means. Let Christ lead the way.Do all you can to strengthen hearts for peace.*Lily DeCort is an Ethiopian American painter based in Chicago. Her work, ranging from luminous landscapes to evocative

Randy could arm wrestle, but he hadn't worked too many cattle, and he wanted to learn how.PARTIAL recording only. DJ Note: Working to update from KMMR backup master. 10/29/2025Click here to view the episode transcript.

Jeremiah 10:5Like a scarecrow in a cucumber field,their idols cannot speak;they must be carriedbecause they cannot walk.Do not fear them;they can do no harmnor can they do any good.”+People expect gods to perform. Gods of our own creation must give us more than we have. Consider if your devotion to money, power, screens, work, substances, or something else competes with your spiritual commitments. Lord have mercy if we worship a broomstick scarecrow!Consider how your life measures up in light of

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Nearly 30 years ago, five women went missing in and around the city of Mons in Belgium. Their dismembered bodies would later be discovered, discarded in trash bags and strategically placed across the city. The identity of this sadistic serial killer remains unknown, but his name still sparks fear… The Butcher of Mons. From Tenderfoot TV and iHeartPodcasts, this is Le Monstre– Season 2. Coming October 31st.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode Title: Ancestral Wisdom for Writers: We Were Made for These TimesEpisode Description: Award-winning author and writing teacher Laura Davis offers a midweek meditation for writers and creatives seeking peace during uncertain times. In this brief but powerful episode, Laura shares the empowering song "We Were Made for These Times" by Jewish musicians Arielle Rivera Korman and R'Noam Lerman.Drawing on ancestral wisdom, community strength, and the resilience of those who came before us, this

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Send us a text Step into the roar of 1859 as we stage a real-time radio reenactment of John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry. We don’t narrate from a safe distance; we drop you into the town as telegraph wires snap, church bells turn to alarms, and the first shots streak over the Potomac. The result is a tense, immersive experience that reveals how a desperate plan by 21 men pulled a divided nation closer to civil war. We follow Brown’s radical vision to seize the federal armory, arm the ensla...

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Laura Fay shares about her first experience with Halloween in California after moving from Ireland.

Twenty years ago, when I first started working in social media, I marveled at the possibilities of connecting families, friends, and businesses in a new yet simple way. But boy, has it changed over the last two decades. There's no way I could have predicted all of the political hatred and silliness caused by memes. A recent meme has taken over social platforms like TikTok, and it has finally hit the mainstream. The number 67 is now a meme, amusing young people and frustrating elders for months. But

Psalm 145:6-8Every tongue will speak of the fearsome power you have shown. I will tell stories of your greatness.All people will retell the stories of your far-reaching goodness and shout for joy at your just ways.Grandfather is kind, merciful, and slow to anger. His greatness is shown by his love, which remains faithful and true.+Give thanks for life itself! Reach across whatever bridge can bring Christ’s hope to others.The power of God’s goodness fills your neighborhood everyday.Your prayers,

This episode examines growing concerns over the expansion of presidential military authority after the President publicly suggested he could launch military action in Venezuela without approval from Congress. The Constitution gives Congress the sole power to declare war, but this move signals a shift toward unilateral executive control. If left unchecked, it could permanently weaken congressional oversight and allow future presidents to use military force without accountability, changing the balance

This episode exposes how the National Park Service is being used by the current administration to accept private donations tied to a White House construction project, raising serious concerns about influence peddling and pay-to-play politics. By channeling private money through a federal agency, wealthy donors may gain quiet access and political leverage, blurring ethical lines and shifting government power away from the public and into private hands.#GovernmentTransparency #CorruptionWatch

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For many of us, it’s tough to look in the mirror and reflect upon our lives. When I dig deep, I often think about the mistakes I’ve made throughout my life. But there’s one day a year when I only think positive thoughts, and today is that day. It’s the day my wife and I celebrate our wedding anniversary. And for 28 years, I’ve done something right. I’m blessed to have found the person who makes me happy —and, more importantly, the person I always want to be around. Some might say it’s divine

Imane Khelif Biography Flash a weekly Biography.In the whirlwind of Olympic boxing and global headlines, Imane Khelif remains at the center of one of the sports world’s most contentious and consequential stories. Just days ago, Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif formally challenged a new gender testing mandate imposed by World Boxing, which has ruled that no athlete—including Khelif herself—may compete in the upcoming World Boxing Championships in September unless they undergo genetic testing

The rock legend Bruce Springsteen was cast away by Kirsty Young back in 2016.Bruce has won 20 Grammys, two Golden Globes, an Academy Award, and his albums sell in their millions around the world. He grew up in New Jersey in a family that teetered on the brink of poverty. His first guitar was rented rather than bought, and he spent his apprentice years as a musician and singer with local bands before landing a record deal in 1972.He spoke to Kirsty about his love of dancing and his first live