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In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast the guys recap the Super Bowl: Bad Bunny, bad football and the Turning Point USA Alternative show. They discuss the Truth Social posting of a meme that shows the Obamas as apes--why did this happen? Do we need to waste time talking about it? The guys take a look at Trump's allegedly falling poll ratings--are the numbers real? What are GOP odds for the midterms and can Trump hold onto both houses given recent runoff election results? And they also dive into the He Gets Us campaign--should Christians be concerned about its message and content? Is the campaign glorifying God or glorifying self?

2 Samuel 12:7–25 After David’s unfaithfulness with Bathsheba, he suffered with troubles at “home” for the remainder of his life. The consequence for his sin began to whirl like a tornado. Journey through scenes of disintegration in David’s family life. And discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll four ways to cope with consequences from sinful choices (2 Samuel 12). Honestly admit your sin and struggles to God and others. Face the consequences of your sin with courage. Don’t take lightly the grace of God!

Why do so many people who pursue wealth end up disappointed when they find it? Perhaps they emphasized the gift more than the giver. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the consequences of living apart from God, as seen through the eyes of Solomon.

1 Samuel 25 A godly wife, a foolish husband, and a rash soldier overlap in a fascinating story found in 1 Samuel 25. Follow along as Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores the story of Abigail and Nabal as they meet the future king, David. Which character or part of the passage will resonate with you? Resolve to act with wisdom and discernment every day. See other’s needs and determine to meet them with sensitivity and grace. Then trust God’s perfect timing!

How do you react during the trials of life? Do you tend to blame God for your situation? Have you ever made a deal with Him for rescuing you? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Ecclesiastes where Solomon shares his wisdom on how best to approach God when life is hard.

1 Samuel 25 A godly wife, a foolish husband, and a rash soldier overlap in a fascinating story found in 1 Samuel 25. Follow along as Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores the story of Abigail and Nabal as they meet the future king, David. Which character or part of the passage will resonate with you? Resolve to act with wisdom and discernment every day. See other’s needs and determine to meet them with sensitivity and grace. Then trust God’s perfect timing!

Some people would give anything for fame and fortune, even if it meant abandoning their friends. King Solomon would say those priorities are backwards. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the relative value of relationships and riches.