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Dr. Chaps discusses riots and looting in France and presents news footage. He reviews social media reactions to the unrest. He examines a Texas Senate candidate’s meetings with Muslim community leaders and discusses Israel.

Dr. Chaps reports on high school girls walking off a cross-country course in protest over a transgender competitor. He discusses the 2026 Clergy Act and an opportunity for eligible ministers to rejoin Social Security. He remembers Pastor Benjamin Graham and prays for his family.

Dr. Chaps examines Virginia’s proposed abortion amendment and parental notification. He discusses Idaho Democrats’ advertising in support of an abortion ballot measure. He reports on abortion clinic closures in Mexico City and the role of prayer vigils.

Chaplain Wanji Mukunga visits from Kenya, Africa. She leads a children’s school featured at HopeGitombo.org. She introduces viewers to the children served by the school.

Dr. Chaps presents part two of his interview with Dr. Vishal. They continue discussing three sexual revolutions in world history. This episode turns to the Protestant Reformation.

Dr. Chaps speaks with Dr. Vishal about three sexual revolutions. They discuss the guest’s perspective on the LGBT movement and its impact on America. The interview asks what role Hinduism played in these ideas.

A quiet revival is happening in different places across America. Some of these gatherings continue for months. Evangelist David Ford shares about his travels and surviving cancer.

Bishop Joseph Robert continues his testimony about healing, faith, and the growth of Penuel India Ministries. He discusses a network of churches, orphan care, prison ministry, and evangelism in India. The program closes with prayer for viewers seeking spiritual and physical healing through Jesus Christ.

Bishop Joseph Robert recounts surviving a grave illness in India after experiencing a vision of Jesus Christ in 1979. He describes traveling to 37 nations and helping establish churches through his Pentecostal ministry. The interview traces his childhood, conversion, and calling to preach the gospel through Penuel India Ministries.

A new study argues that religious violence often targets people for practicing their faith rather than merely identifying with a religion. The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld the state law restricting puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and gender surgeries for minors. A federal complaint says a Pennsylvania school district concealed a girl’s social transition from her parents for nearly three school years.

Planned Parenthood honored former President Joe Biden for advancing abortion access during his administration. Canada recorded more deaths through medical assistance in dying than the United States recorded gun homicides in 2024. Canadian lawmakers face a vote over whether assisted suicide should expand to people whose sole underlying condition is mental illness.

The United States Navy is accused of withholding a chaplain’s request for a presidential pardon from President Trump, raising questions about transparency and religious freedom. Rock AI is facing a lawsuit over allegations that its technology was used to create child sexual abuse images, intensifying concerns about AI safety and accountability. New data suggests practicing Christians are using artificial intelligence at higher rates than many other groups, prompting discussion about faith, technology, and responsible innovation.

A Church of England chaplain who was fired after refusing to promote homosexual messaging has won a legal settlement, highlighting ongoing debates over religious freedom. Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is defending girls’ rights in sports and speaking out about fairness in women’s athletics. Dr. Anthony Harper joins us from the White House to discuss faith, freedom, and the issues shaping America today.

The Democrat Party is facing significant financial challenges as the midterm elections approach, raising questions about campaign strategy and voter support. Republican senators are pushing to stop the use of abortion pills, making the issue a key point of debate in Washington. At least 200 women reportedly had their babies saved after undergoing abortion pill reversals, adding a personal and emotional dimension to the ongoing national discussion.

Muslims in Indonesia are protesting the construction of a church building, raising concerns about religious freedom and tensions between faith communities. A Pakistani court is considering the case of a 13-year-old Christian girl who was allegedly forced to marry a Muslim man. A Christian doctor has reportedly won $400,000 after refusing to comply with a transgender-related workplace policy, sparking renewed debate over religious liberty and conscience protections.