Words vs Truth | Commentary 

Professor and author Dr. Jeff Fynn-Paul says our forefathers were not racist. People weren't either the oppressed or the oppressors but today we tend to put people into these categories. Is the word genocide being abused by our government? How does this help or hurt the indigenous peoples? Leighton and his guest break some colonialism misconceptions and discuss his new book called Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World.

In ancient Rome, Christians faced persecution. Today, they're still under threat, with proposed laws in Canada aiming to criminalize quoting Scripture. In this commentary I share the ongoing battle for religious freedom in the face of political agendas.

We are the sickest generation ever. Why is that? Mark Sherwood saw the dire situation people were in as a police officer in Oklahoma so he became a naturopathic doctor. Now he and his wife help millions heal and get healthy. Mark reveals the first steps to turning your physical and mental health around and explains that the medical system is no longer there for your wellbeing. Who can you count on? Find Mark Sherwood: https://sherwood.tv/

The UN's Agenda 2030 seeks global authority over every aspect of life, promising sustainability while undermining traditional democratic values. With the potential WHO Pandemic Treaty, concerns arise over granting the WHO unprecedented power, risking sovereignty and individual rights, raising urgent questions about transparency and democratic accountability. Listen to Litigation Lawyer, Leighton Grey's weekly commentary.

Woke ideologies have slowly taken over school libraries while classic works like To Kill A Mockingbird have been 'cancelled' and even banned; But why? Being a literary enthusiast himself, Leighton Grey invites Mandy Knox Sweeney, a lawyer by profession and author by passion, to discuss how woke ideologies are corrupting youth and robbing them of their values. Mandy responds to a calling from God to rectify the disparity of 'American values' in books by writing a series of her own.

A University of Cambridge Dean proposed this idea. In this audio commentary, Leighton explores the controversial assertion and delves into Christ's teachings on social justice, family, wealth, and politics, challenging conventional interpretations and offering fresh perspectives on the intersection of faith and societal issues.