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The story of a woman who faced a really loaded question: how far should you go to get pregnant?

Through the eyes of a couple who lived through some of its best features–and some of its worst

WORLD Radio’s Jenny Rough was worried. Last year, her memory seemed to be slipping, and few things scared her more than descending into dementia as she got older. She also came across some recent research that tied dementia and Alzheimer's disease to a person’s ability to navigate–and Jenny has always had a little trouble with maps. Worst of all, her own mother had passed away from Parkinson’s disease a few years before. So, naturally, Jenny went for a good long hike … and got lost. On this ep...

Mallory Millett blames her own feminist icon sister Kate for the most destructive ideas about women the world has ever seen

A father and his son push through challenges God has set before them

Could you testify to Christ if your life was on the line?

A Christian woman learns what it means to patrol the line between life and death

A young man teaches himself to “lucid dream” and stumbles into one of life’s great mysteries

An Albanian family struggles desperately to avoid getting caught up in “blood feud”

Stewart Freeman heads into one of the metaverse’s wildest apps to preach the Gospel

A young man explores a new technology that delivers what he was looking for–just not in the way he expected

An Illinois couple learns the hard way that sometimes people aren’t quite what they seem

When Rachel Cochrane was 17, she headed off with her mom to attend an Air Force Academy ball with her brand-new, first-ever boyfriend. It should have been so romantic. It wasn’t. Music licensed via podcastmusic.com from 5 Alarm, ALIBI Music, Atomica Music. News clips from KOAA News. Final song: The Manhattans, "Kiss and Say Goodbye”

On April 12, 1999, Air Force cadet James Busch stepped out of an airplane 6,000 feet in the air for a routine practice jump. But his parachute didn’t open. Neither did his reserve. And then things got really bad. It’s a helpless feeling to watch a big problem come rushing up from a long way away, knowing that you’re out of options. But sometimes God works in unexpected ways.

Last September Roberta Bayer got a call from her mom, who was in a nursing home in southern Ontario. Roberta had to come up and visit that weekend, her mom said, or it would be too late. Roberta realized that she had 48 hours to stop her mother from doing something terrible.

The Kim regime’s information blockade is crumbling. Truth under the totalitarian society is finding a foothold. Free North Korea Radio is sending hope and the Gospel across the DMZ.

The Kim regime’s information blockade is crumbling. Truth under the totalitarian society is finding a foothold. Free North Korea Radio is sending hope and the Gospel across the DMZ.

The Kim regime’s information blockade is crumbling. Truth under the totalitarian society is finding a foothold. Free North Korea Radio is sending hope and the Gospel across the DMZ.

A tiny band of North Korean defectors is battling for the hearts and minds of 25 million people with shortwave news and programming. Free North Korea Radio, founded by Christians, is helping people in the world’s most totalitarian state imagine life without the Kim regime. Will the truth set them free?

A tiny band of North Korean defectors is battling for the hearts and minds of 25 million people with shortwave news and programming. Free North Korea Radio, founded by Christians, is helping people in the world’s most totalitarian state imagine life without the Kim regime. Will the truth set them free?

A tiny band of North Korean defectors is battling for the hearts and minds of 25 million people with shortwave news and programming. Free North Korea Radio, founded by Christians, is helping people in the world’s most totalitarian state imagine life without the Kim regime. Will the truth set them free?

A Christian teacher tries do her job amid a dumpster fire of controversy and identity politics

A Christian teacher tries do her job amid a dumpster fire of controversy and identity politics

A Christian teacher tries do her job amid a dumpster fire of controversy and identity politics