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  • Yesterday · 1 hr 18 min

    We Get To Do This - Faith, Fear and Forgiveness

    On WGTDT 59, "Faith, Fear, and Forgiveness," Pastor Jimmy and Adam Curry talk about why you don't need to fear the scary election headlines and why forgiving someone sets you free from the prison you build yourself. THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS We Get To Do This is supported entirely by you - no advertisers, no sponsors, no network. Thank you to the financial supporters of Episode 59: Steve Weiss Michael Anastasio Tristan Murray Julie Loftsgaarden Quendy Sweeney Tim Frick Gordon M Stephens Linda Lupatkin Devan J Flynn Ryan Jacobs Paul Allen Paul Laster Tiffany Hazel Sean Roney Kyle Perelka Bryan Moore Josh Poynter Dustin Persek Steven Regenold Nicholas Stark Dan Godfrey Michael Mason Duane Spellman Jr Big thanks to everyone who supported this episode with time and talent - your notes, suggestions, and work you share with us. Special thanks to Tim Frick for the check, the letter and the books sent to the P.O. Box. In This Episode Can I Pray Us In? We're Due a Revival Plato's Cave and Social Media 255 Muslims Is Not the End of the Republic Unapologetic Faith in Office Trump, Forgiveness and the Prison You Build Yourself Your Robot Is Not Your Friend Young Men and the Gambling Trap Full shownotes at WGTDT.com

  • Yesterday · 26 min

    The WallBuilders Show - Short-Sighted Votes And Lasting Values

    A single vote can reveal a whole worldview, and that’s where we start. After a listener shares raw post-election grief and a sobering passage from Hebrews 12, we talk honestly about the temptation to trade long-term biblical conviction for short-term financial relief. We challenge the “affordability first” mindset and ask what happens when Christians get the priorities backwards, especially on issues like abortion, marriage, and gender. We also dig into why these moral questions are not side issues at all. For us, they point straight to the deeper question: is truth objective, and do our rights come from God or from government? That foundation shapes everything from how a candidate governs to how big they think the state should be. We connect the dots to the American founding, limited government, and the responsibility of citizens to vote with clarity instead of frustration or “stage one thinking.” Then we shift into two practical Q&As: whether a US president can order an election audit (and why the Constitution puts election times, places, and manner primarily with the states), and how to make a biblical case for pastors to engage culture. We walk through a direct John 10 framework that contrasts a shepherd with a hireling when wolves threaten the flock, and we offer concrete ways to start that conversation in your church without turning it into a shouting match. If this helped you think more clearly about Christian civic engagement, share it with a friend, subscribe, and leave a review so more people can find it. What’s one issue you believe Christians should never trade away for comfort? Support the show

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  • Yesterday · 27 min

    Focus on the Family with Jim Daly - Raising Wise Kids in a Digital World

    Technology is changing fast—and keeping up with what your kids are seeing, using, and experiencing online can feel overwhelming. Chris McKenna offers practical, biblical advice to help you navigate technology with your family and protect your kids from some of its biggest dangers. You don’t have to get technology 100% right…but you can be intentional about getting it right where it matters most. Get "5 Habits of the Tech-Ready Family" free with your gift. Get More Episode Resources Do you have a story or comment on how Focus on the Family impacted you or your family? Leave a message for Jim Daly! If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family with Jim Daly, please give us your feedback.

  • Wednesday · 26 min

    The WallBuilders Show - Why Veterans Day Still Matters

    Veterans Day forces a deeper question than “Do I feel thankful?” It asks, “What am I willing to do with the freedom someone else protected?” We start by honoring every man and woman who put on the uniform, then push past surface level gratitude toward what Lincoln called increased devotion to the cause. Along the way, we untangle the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day, and we trace the history from Armistice Day after World War I to the federal Veterans Day holiday we recognize today. Then we shift from remembrance to responsibility. If you’re a veteran, or you love someone who served, we talk about what a next mission can look like through civic engagement, leadership training, and defending the Constitution on the home front. We also give a clear eyed election analysis: why the results can look like a landslide while many races were actually narrow, how turnout changes everything, and why issues like voter ID can win even in places that elect Democratic leaders. We close by looking ahead to the next chapter in Congress, including what Jim Jordan brings as House Minority Leader: strategic thinking, strong communication, and the kind of backbone that doesn’t fold under pressure. If you care about faith and culture, constitutional government, voter integrity, and practical action, this conversation is built for you. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show and stay engaged. Support the show

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  • Wednesday · 27 min

    Focus on the Family with Jim Daly - The Heart of a Warrior

    War veteran Chad Robichaux uses a story of nearly being captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan to make an important point: when we are at a critical juncture in our life, we need to recognize that fact and then make a move. He calls it being “on the X.” Chad goes on to share how he almost committed suicide while suffering PTSD, and encourages his audience to fight against suicidal thoughts. He concludes by describing how a mission to save his Afghan interpreter turned into a huge evacuation of anyone targeted by the Taliban after American forces left Afghanistan. Get "Saving Aziz" free with your gift. Healing Begins Here - Trauma has a way of lingering – not just in memory, but in the body, in patterns of thought, and sometimes even in the way we relate to God. And yet, what has shaped you does not have to define you. Get More Episode Resources Do you have a story or comment on how Focus on the Family impacted you or your family? Leave a message for Jim Daly! If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family with Jim Daly, please give us your feedback.

  • Tuesday · 1 hr 11 min

    Curry and The Keeper - 149: This is how it starts

    Pop the cork! Tina has a glass of 2014 Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque from OG Salmon Yay Michael Anastasio to celebrate the new season. Adam and Tina talk about the new weekend rhythm now that No Agenda is over, Tina's busy church life, her new AI helper Muse, Adam's book, a stinky dog in a borrowed raincoat, and a new podcast in Italy inspired by this one. Plus the God Shot, the Corksoakers and the Question of the Week! ⭐ Executive Producer Brandi Horne ⭐ Associate Executive Producer Matthias Menk Thank you, Corksoakers Annemieke Holder, Sir Brian with an I, Comicstripblogger, Michael Hall, Dreb Scott, Gamerkilo, David Larson, Salty Crayon, user31517693, rdk519, and i420hector. Thank you to Kasondra "Kas" Fehr for the Trump coins, to Dame Sarah of the Fraser Valley and Craig Venske (SeaRock of the Landlock) for your notes, and to OG Salmon Yay Michael Anastasio for the champagne! On this episode Champagne for Cleo, for Adam's next chapter and for the return of "my favorite religious rom-com" At the men's breakfast: "Thanks for bringing back Curry and the Keeper. My wife is happy again." The laundry basket is still pending Tina joins the church prayer team, and communion comes to the women's ministry Kit, the paramotor, and why Adam will not sit in the swing Muse, Tina's new robot: the We Get To Do This challenge coins, Instagram reels, and a creepy voice mode Thank you, Kasondra "Kas" Fehr, for the two official US Mint Trump dollar coins! When Calls the Heart: the God stuff, the sabotage at Lee's sawmill, Jack's L.L. Bean wardrobe, and hairstyles from 2026. Plus The Gilded Age is back Adam's injury from a lumbar support on the drive to Austin, and Tina the personal trainer. This is how it starts In Austin, everyone hates AI, until their own bot books their vacation Please pray for our friend Janice Dean Adam's book: a life looking back as someone saved later in life, and where God was working all along. Tina Turner, Paul McCartney, Prince, the Moscow Music Peace Festival, and the Rock of Ages Club. PDF or hardcover? Phoebe's bath, the raincoat that did not fit, and the hiking raincoat that fit even less The new schedule: a free weekend for the first time in 20 years, We Get To Do This on Mondays and Thursdays, and Sunday calls with Cleo Does Adam miss No Agenda? Tina, the canary in the coal mine, and less getting spun up Holland in January, in the overhead bin Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery: Adam's sister Willow and her husband Alessandro start their own podcast in Italy Reach $500 in total and become a Salmon Yay! KTLD: Keep The Lid Down, explained for new listeners Tina's God Shot Ending No Agenda meant an uncertain financial future, and Tina said yes without hesitation. God has healed her poverty mindset: keep your eyes on the Giver, not the gifts. We are the stewards, and He is the owner. And this same God who takes care of me will supply all your needs from his glorious riches, which have been given to us in Christ Jesus.— Philippians 4:19 (NLT) ❓ Question of the Week Tell me a story about a time you were super competitive. (Adam's hi

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