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Are We for Tech or Is Tech for Us? Part V

AI competition matters because it can accelerate innovation, scientific discovery, productivity, and economic development. But AI safety matters because capability without adequate control can create risks we don't fully understand.

The important question is not simply, “How powerful can we make AI?” It is:

“Can human control keep pace with AI capability?”

Are We for Tech or Is Tech for Us? Part IV

AI competition matters because it can accelerate innovation, scientific discovery, productivity, and economic development. But AI safety matters because capability without adequate control can create risks we don't fully understand.

The important question is not simply, “How powerful can we make AI?” It is:

“Can human control keep pace with AI capability?”

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America: Kelsey Pritchard

According to new polling, mid-term voters would be 4-5 points more likely to vote for the pro-life Republican candidates if they clearly understood the stark contrast with the pro-abortion Democratic candidates.

Joining me today is Kelsey Pritchard, the Communications Director for Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America.

Parenthetically, Susan B. Anthony famously fought in the late 1800s for women’s right to vote. She fiercely opposed abortion because she knew that women’s rights could not be built on the broken bodies of their children.

In that tradition, Kelsey earned her Master’s in Politics at the University of Dallas, is a wife and mom of three boys and a girl, and lives in western South Dakota.

She’s been interviewed by the Washington Times and the New York Times and has appeared on Fox, CNN, and CBN.

Are We for Tech or Is Tech for Us? Part III

AI competition matters because it can accelerate innovation, scientific discovery, productivity, and economic development. But AI safety matters because capability without adequate control can create risks we don't fully understand.

The important question is not simply, “How powerful can we make AI?” It is:

“Can human control keep pace with AI capability?”

Are We for Tech or Is Tech for Us? Part II 

AI competition matters because it can accelerate innovation, scientific discovery, productivity, and economic development. But AI safety matters because capability without adequate control can create risks we don't fully understand.

The important question is not simply, “How powerful can we make AI?” It is:

“Can human control keep pace with AI capability?”

THE BATTLE FOR HEAVEN AND EARTH

By Mark M. Yarborough & Jerry B. Jenkins

Release date: Nov. 3, 2026

Thomas Nelson Fiction

Jerry B. Jenkins is the author of more than 200 books, with over 73 million copies sold. He is best known for the Left Behind series and novels based on The Chosen. A longtime leader in Christian publishing and education, he teaches writing through the Jerry Jenkins Writers Guild.

Mark M. Yarbrough, PhD is the president of Dallas Theological Seminary and a professor of Bible Exposition. He is the author of several books, including How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor, and speaks widely on the grand narrative of Scripture.

Are We for Tech or Is Tech for Us? Part I (This week)

Are we for tech, or is tech for us? This is the title I want to cover on my program today. Why is AI competition important, and at the same time, why is AI safety important? Human inventions have always started with good intentions, but whenever they have fallen into the hands of people with evil minds, they have been used to destroy humanity. The greatest danger in the AI industry is AI having its own will and acting without human intervention. Is it possible for AI to have its own will? Or are human actors behind it and blaming AI? Let's listen to what Claude has to say.

Before this series tells you how the United States lost control of one of the most strategically important industries on Earth — and before it shows you how the same mistake may be quietly repeating itself inside ordinary retirement accounts — there is something more urgent to explain first. Right now, in 2026, for the first time in three decades, the U.S. government is actually doing something serious about rare earth dependency. Real laws. Real money. Real deadlines. Members of both parties, in the same room, agreeing on the same fix.

Air Date: 8-2-26 

Lieutenant Colonel Phill Cochran

Lieutenant Colonel Phill Cochran spent more than two decades flying the

F-16 Fighting Falcon and training fighter pilots between 1990 and 2013. A

father of seven between the ages of 17 and 33, he also served for twenty-

three years as pastor of Covenant Grace Church in Perkins, Oklahoma

from 2002 to 2025.

In his new devotional entitled Lessons Learned at the Speed of Sound, he

brings those two worlds together, using 40 vivid realities of combat aviation

which powerfully illustrate the Christian life. Each chapter concludes with

four thought-provoking questions, a powerful quote from a Puritan

Founding Father, and a practical prayer.

Air Date: 7-26-26

Iran War Update: WHY ARE WE AT WAR WITH IRAN?

Part 2: What is Independence?

China has built the infrastructure to conduct significant energy and trade transactions outside the dollar system.

That infrastructure is operational today.

It was built primarily as a defense against American financial sanctions — not as an immediate replacement for the dollar. But here is the honest question that matters for ordinary Americans.

AIR DATE: 7/12/26

Dr. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History.

is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History.

Dr. REBECCA PRICE JANNEY is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History.

is the multi-award-winning author of twenty-eight books. Her newest historical novel, Land of the Morning Calm, is the sequel to her Korean War novel East of the Sun, recipient of  three national book awards. A theologically-trained historian, she’s also well-known for her beloved Easton Series, as well as her non-fiction classics including, Great Women in American History and Great Stories in American History.