Fight Laugh Feast USA

On today's explosive episode of The Sentinel Report, Alex Newman examines reports that the Justice Department is reviewing potential felony charges against investigative journalist James O'Keefe, new legal developments involving former FBI Director James Comey, and reports that the Pentagon is preparing U.S. military bases to survive 90 days without outside power, fuel, or supplies. What do they know that Americans don't?

Plus, a mysterious plane crash near Mar-a-Lago, a heated U.S.-Cuba confrontation at the United Nations, alarming developments involving AI-designed viruses, and so much more. 

Special guests:

- Sean Patrick T...

John and Juan examine how vague social-media critiques of Christians invite readers to fill in the target and meaning themselves. They argue for asking for specific claims and examples, distinguishing harm from discomfort, and having accountable face-to-face conversations rather than relying on online pile-ons.

Do all religions lead to God, or is Jesus Christ truly the only way to salvation?   In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing tackles one of Christianity's most controversial and essential claims: salvation is found in Jesus Christ alone. Drawing from John 14:6, Acts 4:12, 1 Timothy 2:5, and other key passages, Cory explains why Christianity cannot simply be one of many equally valid paths to God.   He explores the fundamental differences between Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other religious beliefs while demonstrating why Jesus is uniquely qualified to save sinners as the fully divine and fully human mediator between God and man. Bu...

What does King David's most humiliating moment reveal about Jesus Christ?

In this episode of Shadows to Substance, Pastor George Sayour explores the remarkable parallels between David's betrayal by his son Absalom and the humiliation, suffering, and ultimate victory of Jesus Christ.

Drawing from 2 Samuel 15–19 and the New Testament, George examines how David's rejection by his people, betrayal by a trusted adviser, journey across the Brook Kidron and Mount of Olives, and willingness to endure mockery and suffering all foreshadow Christ's path to the cross.

But the most powerful connection comes when David cr...

Chris couldn’t make up his mind on what to talk about so he decided to talk about both. In part one he discusses our feudal future and the breakdown of the free market, and in the second part he outlines a theory of idolatry and suggests that old fashioned idolatry is coming back in part due to advances in artificial intelligence.

Learn more about the Theology Pugcast and contact us: https://www.theologypugcast.com/

Support the Theology Pugcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thetheologypugcast?fbclid=IwAR17UHhfzjphO52C_kkZ...

Welcome to China Compass on the Fight Laugh Feast Network! I'm your China travel guide, Missionary Ben. Follow me (@chinaadventures) on Twitter/X where I post new/unique Chinese city prayer profiles every single day. Also, you can email me any questions or comments (bfwesten at gmail dot com) and find everything else, including my books, at PrayGiveGo.us!

Nothing like a deportation to start your day! 

I begin today’s podcast by introducing the story of my deportation from Egypt, which happened (and was originally recorded) exactly one year ago today! On that...

How should Christians think about immigration, border enforcement, and the plight of persecuted Christian refugees?

In this episode of The Worldview, Alex Kocman examines rising ICE deportations, declining asylum claims in Europe, and reports that the United States is on track to resettle virtually no Christian refugees from the world's most dangerous countries for believers.

Drawing from Acts 17, Deuteronomy, Genesis, Ruth, Galatians 6, and the Great Commission, Alex explores how Scripture presents migration as both judgment and mercy.

He challenges Christians to recognize the legitimate authority of nations to enforce borders while refusing to...

In today's episode, David explains why he thinks Abraham Kuyper, the 19th and early 20th century theologian who became Prime Minister of the Netherlands, would say that Calvinists, in particular, and Protestants, in general, have largely failed Americans in the sphere of politics and failed those who would be our legal and public policy advocates. Thankfully, Protestants can't shoot the real messenger because Kuyper died in 1920!

Send us Fan Mail

This week Greg welcomed back on the podcast Seth Gruber. Seth is a prolific Speaker, Author, Producer, Founder of The White Rose Resistance, and Host of The Seth Gruber Show. They discussed his new book and film "The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos: The War for the West." They dove into the history of the church, the culture wars, and how we return from our "gay and retarded" culture. Enjoy! 

Keep Watch: Use the code "REDEEM" for a free gift

Reformed Finance: Set up your free consultation today!

Mil...

Did early American Presbyterians believe Christians should only vote for other Christians?

In this episode of The Magistrate, Josh Howard and James Baird explore a fascinating and often overlooked chapter of American history involving President Andrew Jackson, Presbyterian political activism, and the battle over Christianity's role in government.

Drawing from James's doctoral research, they examine the influence of Presbyterian minister Ezra Stiles Ely, his call for Christian voters to organize politically, and the controversy surrounding the American Sunday School Union.

They also unpack the infamous Petticoat Affair, Jackson's explosive conflict with religious leaders...

As tensions with Iran escalate and antisemitism spreads across the political spectrum, how should Christians respond?   On this episode of the Podcast for Cultural Reformation, Pastor Nate Wright is joined by Dr. Joe Boot and Daniel Ogden, Fellow for International Law and International Relations, to discuss the conflict with Iran, the growing alliance between Islamist and Marxist movements, and the rise of antisemitism among elements of the political right.   Together, they examine the ideological forces shaping these developments and why Christians must reject identity politics, scapegoating, and revolutionary thinking in favour of biblical reformation, faithful political engagement, and the proclamation of...

Is the world really getting worse? And if so, does that disprove postmillennialism?   In the first episode of Questions That Matter, Jacob Glass tackles one of the most common objections to an optimistic Christian eschatology.   Examining Daniel 2 and 7, Matthew 13, Psalm 110, and 1 Corinthians 15, Jacob explains why temporary setbacks do not invalidate Christ's promise to advance His Kingdom throughout history.   Are we interpreting Scripture through the lens of current events, or interpreting current events through the promises of Scripture?   Questions That Matter is an Eschatology Matters series answering important questions about Scripture, theology, and the Christian life.

Welcome to the weekly Prison Pulpit series here on the China Compass podcast! I'm your China travel guide in exile, Missionary Ben. Follow me on Twitter/X (@chinaadventures) where I share a new Chinese city to adopt in prayer every single day. Email anytime: bfwesten AT gmail dot com And for everything else, including our ministry page, substack, books & more, please visit PrayGiveGo.us

On today’s Prison Pulpit podcast, which I am recording at the end of “International Religious Freedom Day”, we look at a handful of difficult situations involving persecution that are happening in vari...

Is there a literary structure that helps unlock the book of Daniel?

In this episode, Jay Rogers explains how Daniel uses Hebrew patterns of parallelism, recapitulation, and chiasm to organize its message. Daniel 2–7 forms one chiasm in Aramaic, while Daniel 8–12 forms another in Hebrew, with the prophecy of the Messiah being cut off at the center.

By seeing Daniel’s structure, readers can better understand how the visions fit together and why the book points to Christ’s victorious kingdom coming during the days of the Roman Empire.

Grace Precious Metals is a faith-based gold and silver company built on honesty, transparency and trust. Unlike commission-driven dealers, Grace employs salaried precious-metals experts who put your interests first, without high-pressure sales tactics. With upfront pricing, straightforward physical bullion and buyback with no commission, Grace offers a better way to own gold and silver.

Learn more at LibertyTrustedMetals.com.

Is artificial intelligence replacing teachers while Republicans push for more government involvement in education? On today's Sentinel Report, Alex Newman examines the future of American education with Classical Conversations CEO Robert Bortins, while reflecting on the...

Is investing just legal gambling? Not when you're investing in real, growing profits.

David Bahnsen, founder and CIO of The Bahnsen Group, joins Gabe Rench to talk about his new book, Profit From the Profit: The Past, Present & Future of Dividend Growth Investing. They cover the worldview behind investing, why a growing dividend keeps management honest, Apple's cash hoard, Meta's $40B metaverse bet, the SpaceX IPO, and how reinvesting dividends turns market volatility into your friend.

Key takeaways
01:30 What you believe drives how you invest. A theology of wealth creation means growing the pie...

Was Jesus Christ merely a great teacher, prophet, or moral example—or is He truly God?

In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing examines the biblical evidence for the deity of Jesus Christ, His claims to divine authority, and why His full humanity and divinity are essential to salvation.

Drawing from John 1, John 8, Colossians 1, Hebrews 4, and the historic Christian creeds, Cory explains why Jesus is not simply someone to admire, but the eternal Son of God, the Creator of all things, and the only Savior of sinners.

Jesus isn't merely a good te...

It was a very manly weekend full of manly activities.   Car purchases and hunting trips...and teaching the next generation.

LATER: Why it's weird to post gym selfies, and how to spot a man who didn't have a fatherly role-model. 

On today’s episode, the pugs engage the question: have contemporary Christian forms of spirituality made Christians more or less susceptible to secular, technological formation and manipulation? Tom introduces the topic by discussing Lori Branch’s significant work: Rituals of Spontaneity: Sentiment and Secularism from Free Prayer to Wordsworth. From that introduction, the pugs then delve into a wide range of topics around this theme.

Learn more about the Theology Pugcast and contact us: https://www.theologypugcast.com/

Support the Theology Pugcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thetheologypugcast?fbclid...

Welcome to the China Compass Podcast on the Fight Laugh Feast Network and the Christian Podcast Community! I'm your China travel guide, Missionary Ben. You can follow me on X (@chinaadventures) where I post daily reminders to pray for China (PrayforChina.us). Email any questions/comments to bfwesten at gmail dot com and find all our resources @ PrayGiveGo.us!

Today’s podcast begins with a few quick comments about Malaysia’s role in smuggling oil from Iran into China, but the vast majority of our time is spent discussing the relative risks (or not) in visiting China in t...

In today's episode, David explains how he misread and applied Proverbs 13:24 (KJV) -- “Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people -- and why and how Jesus Christ was a stumbling block to a righteous view of law during much of his career in law and political advocacy.

How much authority has God given civil government, and where does Scripture draw the line?   In this episode of The Magistrate, Josh Howard moderates a debate between James Baird and Levi Secord over Christian Nationalism, biblical government, and the limits of state power.   Both men agree that civil government must recognize the Lordship of Jesus Christ. But how far should that authority extend?   Drawing from Romans 13, Genesis 9, Psalm 2, and the Ten Commandments, they tackle taxation, individual liberty, vaccine mandates, blasphemy laws, religious tests for public office, and the relationship between church and state.   Should government enforce both tables of God's law...

Send us Fan Mail

This week Greg sat down with TC Cook. TC is the COO of the Ezra Institute and an elected County Commissioner. They discussed the biblical reasons for Christians running and holding political office. Enjoy! 

Keep Watch: Use the code "REDEEM" for a free gift

Reformed Finance: Set up your free consultation today!

Miller's Grove Soap: Use the code "DEADMAN" for 10% off!

Facebook: Dead Men Walking Podcast
Youtube: Dead Men Walking Podcast
Instagram: @DeadMenWalkingPodcast
Twitter X: @RealDMWPodcast
Exclusive Content: PubTV App
Supp...

Is France losing its Christian identity—and is America following the same path?   In this episode of The World View, Alex Kocman examines France's secularization, civil unrest, immigration debates, and rejection of its Christian heritage. From the French Revolution to modern cultural upheaval, could France's troubles be a warning to the United States?   Drawing from Romans 1, Psalm 2, Acts 17, and other passages, Alex explores divine judgment, national repentance, and the consequences of abandoning Christianity.   But there is hope. Through stories of missionary perseverance and gospel transformation in France, Alex reminds us that Christ is still building His church—and that no nation...

On this episode of the Podcast for Cultural Reformation, Pastor Nate Wright and Dr. Joseph Boot are joined by Tim Dieppe, Ezra Institute Fellow for Public Policy and Head of Public Policy at Christian Concern, to discuss the growing influence of Islam in the West and how Christians should respond.   They examine the historical relationship between Islam and Christianity, the political ambitions of Islamic theology, the rise of Sharia law in Britain, and the recent riots and unrest across Europe. The conversation also explores the consequences of multiculturalism, the growing political influence of Islam, and its surprising alliances with progressive m...

This short episode passes on what David wrote coming out of his study and prayer time this morning. It is for any who might find fear, worry, or doubt creeping into their thinking about something — anything, really. Maybe even the outcome of the upcoming elections? He see lots of that in the Tennessee part of the so-called Bible-belt right now. It is based, ironically, on the beauty of Christ underlying Romans 8:7 (KJV) “[T]he carnal mind is ENMITY AGAINST GOD: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be.

Scientists in Japan have developed robotic faces covered with living human skin. But as artificial intelligence and robotics advance, an important question emerges: Just because humanity can create something, does that mean we should?   In this episode of Richard Reacts, Richard Henry examines the growing world of humanoid robots, artificial intelligence, and technological innovation through a biblical worldview.   Drawing from Genesis 10–11 and the Tower of Babel, Richard explores the difference between exercising godly dominion over creation and pursuing technological advancement without moral restraint.   Are we witnessing extraordinary human ingenuity, or are we repeating the arrogance of Babel?   From AI surveillance and pr...

Welcome to the first episode of Year 3 of the Prison Pulpit series here on the China Compass podcast! I'm your China travel guide in exile, Missionary Ben. Follow me on Twitter/X (@chinaadventures) where I share a new Chinese city to adopt in prayer every single day. Email anytime: bfwesten AT gmail dot com And for everything else, including our ministry page, substack, books & more, please visit PrayGiveGo.us

Why the Prison Pulpit? 

The goal for these past two years has been to remind Christians to pray for our persecuted brethren as Hebrews 13:3 cl...

How should Christians interpret the difficult passages in Daniel?

In this episode, Jay Rogers lays out five basic principles for understanding Daniel’s prophetic visions.

He argues that Daniel interprets Daniel, that each vision recapitulates and expands on the earlier visions, that Daniel’s burden centers on the restoration of the temple and the coming of the Messiah, and that the fourth kingdom should be understood in relation to Rome and the first-century arrival of Christ’s kingdom.

This episode provides a framework for interpreting Daniel consistently, especially in the disputed passages of Daniel...

On this week's episode of The Sentinel Report, Newman breaks down the most pressing news, including: An armed father, Kaylub Giamanco, stopped a school shooter at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon. President Trump praised the action, saying, “Thank goodness for a man that had a gun and knew how to use it.”

In Brazil’s presidential debate, Flávio Bolsonaro confronted Lula over past convictions and threats of legal persecution, highlighting the importance of this election in the Western hemisphere. In Silicon Valley, OpenAI canceled GPT-6.1 Astra after it acted independently in dangerous ways, and Elon Musk un...

Have you become comfortable with spiritual mediocrity?

In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing challenges Christians to reject complacency and pursue genuine growth in godliness. Drawing from 1 Timothy 4:11–16, Cory examines how our speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity should reflect a life devoted to Christ.

This episode explores the importance of the ordinary means of grace—Scripture, prayer, preaching, and the sacraments—and the responsibility of every believer to faithfully use the gifts God has given them.

Spiritual growth requires perseverance, discipline, and a lifelong commitment to God's Word. But godliness isn't about...

John had a whirlwind trip to Florida for a comedy show, and so we discuss the pros and cons of TSA Precheck membership.

You don't even have to take of your shoes in the airport now, Neighbor! Did you ever think we'd see the day?

NEXT: There are still people who think Islam isn't a threat to America.

AND: There are more people who understand that Islam is a threat to America.

LATER: There are people on the "far right" who call themselves Christians and are a threat to America.  

...

Effective Altruism (EA) is the guiding ethical approach in much of the tech world and especially among A.I. gurus and the ostensibly independent body that is overseeing the A.I. companies. In this episode, the Pugs discuss what EA is and the problems with it, most importantly, its superficial concept of the Good and its efforts to quantify everything. If you want to know what our A.I. overlords think they’re doing and why we shouldn’t go along with it, tune in to this week’s show.

Learn more about the Theo...