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Jio comments on Stephen Mansfield’s latest literary work Lincoln’s Battle with God. What life lessons can we learn by studying a former president’s private life? What can we learn about those that intend to indoctrinate us by omitting important facts of historical figures in a Macbethian manner?

What can we learn from the fiasco known as the George Zimmerman (smear and race-baiting) Trial? Plenty, if and only if, we learn to remove the filters and objectively search for and believe the facts.

In a culture where greed and avarice are promoted both from within and without the church, is it possible for a believer to steer clear from the fray who worships money? Find out.

A recent announcement on an electronic billboard got Jio thinking about the ramifications of the human-centeredness of our culture. What's worse is the source and who is submitting to this form of human worship.

On this week's edition, Jio analyzes man's delusional ideology of believing that it is his own right to "create" morality. Is this true or is it God that has the right and is the originator of all things morality?

What do The Bible series, Mark Burnett and his wife Roma Downey and Barack Obama have in common? Well, they all attempt to redefine the true meaning of the word Christian. Problems occur when the significance of the term is altered. It is important for every authentic Christian to become a guardian of the very meaning since not doing so can lead to an invalidation of the true message of the Gospel.

Does anyone even know what the true meaning of "love" is anymore? According to today's Christians, it means being "non-confrontational" and "leading by example". Or could it be that some individuals are cowering behind a pretext?

After a run in with a former NBA player Jio examines the two groups whose existence is shallow because of their dependence on each other. Who are these groups? How do Christians participate in this futile exercise?

After an estimated 40 million individuals gathered to attend the annual meeting of the Oscars at the Church of the Silver Screen, Jio inquires about whom or what entity distributes these awards and for what purpose. You’ll be surprised to find out what the answer is and what the typical celebrity attitude is toward the average person.

After watching a particular scene in the film SkyFall, Jio delves into the myth that is the broad-blanket statement which states, "out with the old, in with the new". This ideology has brought about a plethora of pangs to our generation and it is necessary to reverse the tide - at the very least at a personal level.

Jio speaks about the blatant ineptitude of the public school system and how its leaders continually attempt to indoctrinate the young minds with secularism. The end game is to eradicate God and morality from the minds of the pupils. How can we as Christians combat the onslaught?

Jio delves into the contradictions that homosexual activists and others are promulgating with respect to the Boy Scouts considering lifting their ban on homosexuals participating in leadership positions. Exposed is the tactic which redefines the word discrimination and how such groups use it to silence the truth and those who should spread it.

In this week’s podcast, Jio speaks on how people are focused on imitating the bad and not the good. Some choose to imitate the world and not Jesus Christ, son of God. Athletes, Celebrities, and other famous people are the first on their lists when it comes to role models. When we should look to Jesus when we want to aspire to good things.

On today’s program Jio shares a Life Way survey involving 2,000 Christians. Statistics from this survey show how many Christians may something is important but they do not practice what they believe is important.

On today’s episode Jio deals with the reverse bigotry coming from those who preach tolerance, yet those proclaimers are not so tolerant after all.

Jio analyzes how young people don’t use common sense and reason in order to contradict cultural lies and why we don’t get offended anymore with the liars.

Noticing that Stevie Wonder sings that “God is good” in a recent concert and alluding to the falsehood that Michael Jackson and Bob Marley would be there got us thinking that people like Wonder think they can override God’s plan of salvation by making their own way into heaven. What a delusion!