Richard Land
300 Million Human Resources
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land shares how people are resources for society, not burdens. Last week, the United States passed the 300 million mark in population size, and Dr. more »
Oct 25, 2006
A Mellon Economy
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land shares his look at the history of the economy and how tax cuts have historically driven it to strong growth. more »
Oct 18, 2006
Current Issues
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land shares his concerns about a leading Democrat’s plans for the future. They could mean higher taxes for you. Plus, the US economy has grown a China. more »
Oct 11, 2006
Fighting Ourselves
On today’s For Faith and Family Dr. Land shares how he would stop the leaking classified intelligence information, and he encourages us to look foward in Iraq instead of backward. more »
Oct 4, 2006 - comments: 2
Red Letter Christians?
“Dalmation Theology: The idea that the Bible is inspired in spots, and we’re inspired to spot the spots.” – Dr. Richard Land
The new group of “Red Letter” Christians founded by Jim Wallis is a good example. more »
Sep 27, 2006 - comments: 17
Current Issues
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land responds to Rosie O’Donnell’s recent outragous comments. Also, Dr. Land shares how America is becoming more religious. more »
Sep 20, 2006
Current Issues
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land continues to share how 9/11 changed our world and what our response to terrorism should be. Also, Dr. Land supports the space program! more »
Sep 13, 2006 - comments: 1
9-11: How Have Things Changed?
Dr. Land reflects on the 5th anniversary of September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Flight 93. How have we changed since then? more »
Sep 11, 2006 - comments: 1
An Absurd Invitation
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land comments on the absurdity of the National Cathedral’s invitation to former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami. more »
Sep 6, 2006
The Death of Liberalism?
On today’s broadcast, Dr. Land shares his favorite facts about a fertility gap that’s not only affecting American demographics but Europe’s as well. more »
Aug 30, 2006