In this episode, Dennis Prager criticizes President Biden's foreign policy, stating that his decisions have led to a more dangerous world, citing the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal and weakened U.S. deterrence. He argues that Biden's actions have emboldened adversaries like Iran, Russia, and China, contributing to global instability and a decline in U.S. influence. 👉Follow Dennis Prager on X  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Israel vows to press on and defeat Hamas despite push back from the U.S. Contradiction over fatal police shooting.. Stormy testimony in Trump trial. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is the first in a series called Faith Basics where other pastors join Dan Jarms to discuss topics that all believers should understand. In this episode we begin with the doctrines of scripture.The Bible claims to be “breathed out by God” in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. In this episode Dan and Ian discuss what that means and how it affects the way believers live.

On the one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine, I had the honor to host a fellow immigrant squared and compatriot from Ukraine to talk about her immigration story and the impact of the war on Ukrainians abroad. Katya was born in Kyiv, Ukraine and when she was eight years old her family immigrated to France. In 1997 Her family immigrated to the US. In the suburbs of Paris, there was a diverse population from all over the world, but it was hard and isolating not to have friends who spoke her language and came from the same Ukrainian culture. Despite the struggles, Katya considers France her second home after Ukraine. Immigration as a teenager to the US was very rough. Katya became very Americanized and ended up shedding some of her cultural identity. However, over the past few years Katya rediscovered her Ukrainian culture. Katya shared how the war in Ukraine changed her life and her identity. In the beginning, she could not function and had to take time off work to jump into action. After 3-6 months, life for many went back to normal in the US, but for Katya, the work continues. The war is far from being over, and people in Ukraine still need help. Check out www.unitedhelpukraine.org and message me to learn how you can #helpukraine #immigrantsfromukraine #refugeesfromukraine #immigrantstories #stopthewarinukraine #warinukraine #immigrantsquared #alisadel #unitedforukraine #helpukraine #supportukraine

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Marcus Yoder, Executive Director at the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center in Ohio, joins us to walk through the 2000 years of history that have led to the Anabaptists in America today.  This history follows the cyclorama mural called Behalt, which is housed at the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center. A quick video tour can be found on our YouTube page. This episode is brought to you by Byron Seeds.

Since the Kosovo War of 1999, the status of Kosovo as a country independent of Serbia has not been resolved. Many countries, including the United States and most of Europe, recognize Kosovo as an independent country. But others do not--including Russia, which has blocked Kosovo's aspirations to join the United Nations. This has been the status quo for many years. But in recent months there has been some renewed momentum in diplomacy intended to find an agreement that would satisfy both Serbia and Kosovo and lead to Kosovo's formal independence.  To that end, on June 24th, The president of Kosovo set off for Washington, D.C. for high level talks at the White House. But mid-air, the flight turned around when a special court unsealed an indictment against him for war crimes committed decades ago during the war.   This indictment is the latest wrinkle in the long effort to secure an international agreement over Kosovo's status. Another key issue is ongoing protests in Serbia and that country's ongoing democratic backsliding.  On the line with me to explain the significance of these recent events in the Balkans is Jasmin Mujanović . He is a limited term professor of political science and policy studies at Elon University and host of the Sarejevo calling podcast. We kick off with discussing the Kosovo-Serbia talks and then have a conversation about the implications of rising authoritarianism in Serbia