It bears all the hallmarks of a dystopian novel. A lone researcher sounds the alarm of a pending disaster. The mega corporation he works for attempts to assure him that everything is fine. When they fail to assuage his concerns, he continues to blow the whistle and is fired. Meanwhile, the very thing he has... Continue Reading →

Children get on a school bus as law enforcement personnel guarded the scene of a shooting Tuesday near Robb Elementary School in Uvalde. Credit: REUTERS/Marco Bello Once again, the news is filled with the tragic images of families gathered to learn whether or not their child was among the dead. A gunman, after crashing his car nearby,... Continue Reading →

From tragedy to triumph, from the back alleys to the boardroom, from a street gang to the the highest echelons of church leadership, Fred Garmon's story has all the emotion, excitement, and inspiration of a Hollywood classic... But this time the story is real. Dr. Fred Garmon, the president and founder of LeaderLabs, holds a... Continue Reading →

Dorothy has escaped the "gray" world of life. She had lived with her aunt and uncle on their "gray" farm where the sun beat down on "the great gray prairie", baking the ground, dulling the house, and transforming Aunt Em, the once "young, pretty wife" into someone who was gaunt and unsmiling, and in fact wondered how Dorothy could ever find "anything to laugh at." Aunt Em was not alone, Uncle Henry was just as gray, solemn, and unlaughing. Tornado or not, Dorothy, was

NEW EPISODE ALERT! Historical Jesus, "no body" murders, the Gabby Petito case, and much more... What does Dateline's most featured cold case detective have to say them? J. Warner Wallace returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book, "Person of Interest." Jim Wallace is a Dateline featured cold-case homicide detective, popular national speaker and... Continue Reading →

Another huge Oral Argument happens today. CARSON v. MAKIN is a case out of Maine that will determine whether or not a State can prohibit a family from choosing a religious school for their children as part of a school choice program. If a state offers school choice (which all states should), then religious schools... Continue Reading →

Our prayer is that this holiday season finds you blessed in all things. For some this will be a difficult season as you are reminded of those that are now missing from the festivities. For others, the next few days will be full of joyous reuniting with friends and family. For most, the holiday season... Continue Reading →

💥💥NEW EPISODE ALERT! 💥💥-The state of policing in America-Race and policing-Proper police tactics-Prison Reform-The role of fathers in the home&Much more!Eric Muldrow, founder of Code Red Conversations, joins Patrick for a conversation you won't want to miss!Listen wherever you get your podcasts or find a list of links and an online player at https://pastorconley.com/more-than-a-conversation-podcast/ Don’t... Continue Reading →

NEW EPISODE ALERT! Christians and the Enneagram, including it's origin... How an ex astrologer came to Christ...Recognizing the New Age in the church...Demons, meditation, and so much more...Pastor Patrick is joined by Marcia Montenegro, and it is explosive!!! Don't miss this episode! Listen wherever you get your podcasts or find a list of links and... Continue Reading →

Clay was fine with not drinking, except when he went to the race with his buddies. Since he was a child, he had watched his dad stand right there, about halfway down the 1/4 mile track, and drink beer while watching the his favorite cars, the late models, rip down the asphalt track at insane... Continue Reading →

Photo by Pixabay We often do not have, or at least take, the time to focus on the traumas, hurts, and emotional encounters in our lives. While some may regularly visit with a therapist or speak with a pastoral advisor, many simply go on, pushed by the pace of the job (or jobs), without ever... Continue Reading →

NEW EPISODE ALERT! Artificial Intelligence, Transhumanism, Neural Link, Gene editing, and Elon Musk's vision for the future are just a few of things we will discuss with Dr. Fazale Rana, the vice president of research and apologetics at Reasons to Believe. He is the author of several groundbreaking books, including Who Was Adam, Creating Life... Continue Reading →

Photo Credit: Wikipedia Recently, I wrote what I believe will be a liberating article, You are not the Hero, in which I pointed out that we unduly burden ourselves when we carry the unrealistic expectation of being the "hero" of our story. We struggle to do things that are beyond our abilities, because we believe... Continue Reading →

Everyone loves a hero. The literature, mythology, and even historical narratives of every culture include countless tales of the heroic. There is just something special about that one character in the tale that, despite seemingly insurmountable odds, stands in the way of the malevolent force and overcomes. Heroes come in all shapes and sizes and... Continue Reading →

(AP Photo/Noah Berger) Somewhere in Milwaukee, a jury is deliberating. I cannot imagine the depths of their struggle in this moment. Every one of them must be aware that they have a role in an historic moment. Sadly, no matter what they decide regarding the criminal counts against former police officer Derek Chauvin, there will... Continue Reading →

NEW EPISODE ALERT! As a child, Victor Marx was abused vicously and left for dead in a commercial cooler. Today he is a high risk humanitarian who operates in some of the most dangerous areas of the world. He has seen, he has done, and he has something to say! Don't miss this episode! Listen... Continue Reading →

Sundial at Middleton Place, Summerville, SC The sundial does not create the time.  It bears no responsibility in placing the sun upon it's path, or even in failing to function when the sun is hidden.  It doesn't arbitrarily choose where to place a shadow. It simply communicates things as they are.  In life, be careful... Continue Reading →

Controversy and academia go hand-in-hand. Universities have long been the incubators of difficult conversations and the epicenter of groundbreaking revolution in thought.  Throw in thousands of young people who are still in the throes of self-discovery, developing their world views, and therein lies the perfect recipe for perpetual angst.  For this reason, nearly every campus... Continue Reading →