The Briefing with Albert Mohler

Norman Lear, Television's boundary-smashing pioneer, discusses his revolutionary role in prime time entertainment. The podcast also explores the impact of 'All in the Family' and Archie Bunker in changing American culture. Additionally, the podcast touches on topics like confidence in the Bible, discerning God's calling, and the criteria for being a pastor in the New Testament.

A discussion on the failure of three influential university presidents to condemn anti-Semitism and calls for genocide on their campuses. The repercussions of problematic donors on universities and the potential consequences of other donors withholding their financial support. The impact of three women's morally disastrous testimony before a congressional committee. Senator Schumer's concerns about the rise of anti-Semitism from the left and the sense of betrayal felt by conservative Christians.

Guests Glenn Thrush, Ernesto Londoño, David C. Adams, and Frances Robles discuss the accusation of treason and betrayal against a retired U.S. diplomat, highlighting espionage during the Cold War, distinguishing friend from foe in national security, and the gender selection and abortion rates in Vietnam.

George Santos, the Fraud, is the main guest of this podcast. The episode focuses on his story as a lying ex-Congressman and examines the tendency of people to believe big lies. It also questions why Santos was ousted while Senator Menendez remains in office. The podcast wraps up with a discussion about President Biden's upcoming trip to Hollywood for a fundraising event.

Explore the consequential lives of Henry Kissinger, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, and George Santos. Learn about Kissinger's realpolitik strategy and its influence on America's foreign policy. Discover O'Connor's journey to becoming the first woman on the Supreme Court and her impact on issues like religious liberty.

This podcast discusses a study on Generation Z's spirituality, exploring their broad definition of sacred moments. They also address theological questions about the Trinity and the incarnation of Jesus. The appropriateness of wearing a cross necklace is debated, and the importance of preaching through context is emphasized. Lastly, the podcast discusses women's roles in the military and compares the practices of the United States Military Academy and the Israel Defense Forces.

The podcast discusses the semantic clarification brought by war, the future of the U.S. in the Ukrainian war, and the odd case of D.C.'s cherry tree vandal - a beaver.

Topics discussed in this podcast include President Biden's absence from the UN's climate change conference, the dangers of social media and its impact on teenage users, the risks of children having unrestricted access to digital devices, and the controversy surrounding Bishop Carlton D. Pearson's theological views.

The podcast explores the relationship between wealth and marriage, discussing the impact on men and women. It delves into the changes in American society, particularly in relation to stay-at-home moms and the devaluation of non-working individuals. Additionally, it examines the increase in male nurses and the impact of women entering college on the nursing profession. The chapter also discusses the differences in marriage rates based on socioeconomic status and the importance of marriage and parenthood. Finally, it emphasizes the church's role in guiding Christian young people and countering the disappointing dating scene.

This podcast discusses the moral implications of prisoner exchanges between Israel and Hamas, the recent conservative election results in the Netherlands and Argentina, and the debates surrounding anarcho-capitalism and the open market for human organs.