The Briefing with Albert Mohler

African Catholic clergy resist Western LGBTQ activism, accusing neocolonialism. Moral dilemma of polygamy vs. homosexuality explored. Church leaders in Africa fight against homosexuality, controversy over Pope's LGBTQ blessings statement. Pope Francis interviews on same-sex blessings and opposition faced. Canada's expansion of euthanasia to mentally ill discussed, concerns raised by psychiatrists and lack of moral absolutes criticized.

Topics include: International Court of Justice ruling on Israel's actions in Gaza, UNRWA workers aiding Hamas attacks, the need for a strong response from President Biden, debates on the military response to an Iranian-backed drone strike, and the growth and transformation of Florida's politics.

Discusses the importance of sensible border policies and the motivations behind global migration. Highlights the complexities of immigration in the United States and the need for managed immigration policies. Examines the ethical dilemma of immigration and agribusiness. Critiques the political left's stance on immigration and border control. Discusses Japan's recent achievement of landing a vehicle on the moon and the presence of small rovers.

Topics discussed include the Doomsday Clock's warnings of nuclear war and climate change, the ideology shift of the Democratic Party, the interpretation of the story of Jonah, evangelical objections to Catholic crucifixes and statues, and the biblical view of marriage and having children.

The podcast discusses the biggest schism in American Protestant history with the United Methodist Church split. It explores the theological divisions, the impact of geography, and the ordination of women. The podcast also touches on the struggles of the newspaper industry and the acquisition of The Baltimore Sun by a conservative media group.

Discussion on Nikki Haley's slipping bid for the Republican primary, Biden's successful write-in campaign, the two-state solution in Israel, and the threat of Hamas tunnels and demand for a Palestinian state.

Jane Coaston, a journalist for the New York Times, joins the show to discuss the historical importance of the New Hampshire primary and its impact on the presidential nomination race. They also delve into the differences in abortion laws, the upcoming primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina, and the potential future of Donald Trump's presidency. The podcast explores the ongoing political battle for control of the House and Senate, reflecting on the challenges and potential shifts in party control.

The podcast discusses the suspension of Ron DeSantis' Republican primary campaign for the 2024 presidential nomination. It also explores the Biden administration's strategy on abortion with a focus on Kamala Harris. Additionally, it delves into the legacy of Vladimir Lenin and his deadly ideology in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his death.

Joyce Randolph, last of the 'Honeymooners,' dies at 99. Discussion on the changing landscape of entertainment and its impact on culture. Exploration of internet usage surge and moral complexities of surrogate pregnancies. Understanding the inspiration of scripture and the confidence in its entirety. Emphasis on the Bible as the inherent word of God and the importance of loving neighbors and upholding moral truths.

The podcast discusses the recent Supreme Court case that could overturn the 'Chevron Deference', a precedent that allows federal agencies to act authoritatively upon ambiguous laws. It explores the rise of the administrative state in Germany and its influence on the US government. The discussion also focuses on the growth of federal agencies and Congress's avoidance of responsibility, resulting in an unelected and unaccountable fourth branch of government. The podcast further delves into the potential overruling of Chevron deference, which could shift power in the administrative state. Lastly, it examines the 50-year impact of the Endangered Species Act and the controversies surrounding its effectiveness and federal overreach.