To wrap up the week, Casey Hendrickson turns the show over to the audience, reading and responding to listener text messages on politics, culture, faith, and the biggest stories of the past few days. A fast-paced, unfiltered conversation where your questions, comments, and critiques drive Hours 2 and 3.

To wrap up the week, Casey Hendrickson turns the show over to the audience, reading and responding to listener text messages on politics, culture, faith, and the biggest stories of the past few days. A fast-paced, unfiltered conversation where your questions, comments, and critiques drive Hours 2 and 3.

The Burning Truth, hosted by Casey Hendrickson, is a radio talk show host on 95.3 MNC in South Bend, IN, 101.9/1340 MNC Nation in Elkhart, IN and 92.3/1190 WOWO in Fort Wayne, IN.

Podcast includes the radio show for free, thanks to our sponsor Southwest Commercial Roofing.

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The Burning Truth, hosted by Casey Hendrickson, is a radio talk show host on 95.3 MNC in South Bend, IN, 101.9/1340 MNC Nation in Elkhart, IN and 92.3/1190 WOWO in Fort Wayne, IN.
Podcast includes the radio show for free, thanks to our sponsor Southwest Commercial Roofing.
Daily video stream: <a href="https://rumblecom/CaseyTheHost">https://rumblecom/CaseyTheHost </a>
My social media links: <a href="https://myslink.app/caseythehost">https://myslink.app/caseythehost</a>
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The Burning Truth

The Burning Truth, hosted by Casey Hendrickson, is a radio talk show host on 95.3 MNC in South Bend, IN, 101.9/1340 MNC Nation in Elkhart, IN and 92.3/1190 WOWO in Fort Wayne, IN.

Podcast includes the radio show for free, thanks to our sponsor Southwest Commercial Roofing.

The Burning Truth, hosted by Casey Hendrickson, is a radio talk show host on 95.3 MNC in South Bend, IN, 101.9/1340 MNC Nation in Elkhart, IN and 92.3/1190 WOWO in Fort Wayne, IN.
Podcast includes the radio show for free, thanks to our sponsor Southwest Commercial Roofing.

Open Line Friday — Casey Answers Your Messages | Jan. 9 - Hour 3

In this week’s Tuesday Tithe segment, Pastor Lucas Miles of Nfluence Church and TPUSA Faith delivers a powerful message about courage and conviction in the face of escalating hostility toward Christians. Miles recounts how protesters—allegedly inspired by left‑wing activists and media personalities like Don Lemon—stormed a church in Minneapolis, interrupting worship and sparking nationwide outrage. He connects the unrest to the broader spiritual warfare facing believers today, emphasizing that faith must remain bold and public, even amid attempts to intimidate the church.

Miles also shares sobering stories from The Make Heaven Crowded Tour, detailing the violence and harassment his team has endured while spreading the Gospel across the country. Yet, he says, those challenges have only strengthened their resolve to witness and serve courageously.

The discussion turns sharply critical when Miles responds to an Episcopal bishop’s shocking statement instructing parishioners to “get their affairs in order” because they may need to “martyr themselves fighting ICE.” Calling the rhetoric “spiritually confused and politically reckless,” Miles warns listeners against confusing faith with activism rooted in hate or destruction.

In this week&rsquo;s&nbsp;Tuesday Tithe&nbsp;segment,&nbsp;Pastor Lucas Miles&nbsp;of Nfluence Church and TPUSA Faith delivers a powerful message about courage and conviction in the face of escalating hostility toward Christians. Miles recounts how&nbsp;protesters&mdash;allegedly inspired by left‑wing activists and media personalities like Don Lemon&mdash;stormed a church in Minneapolis, interrupting worship and sparking nationwide outrage. He connects the unrest to the broader spiritual warfare facing believers today, emphasizing that faith must remain bold and public, even amid attempts to intimidate the church.
Miles also shares sobering stories from&nbsp;The Make Heaven Crowded Tour, detailing the&nbsp;violence and harassment&nbsp;his team has endured while spreading the Gospel across the country. Yet, he says, those challenges have only strengthened their resolve to witness and serve courageously.
The discussion turns sharply critical when Miles responds to an&nbsp;Episcopal bishop&rsquo;s shocking statement&nbsp;instructing parishioners to &ldquo;get their affairs in order&rdquo; because they may need to&nbsp;&ldquo;martyr themselves fighting ICE.&rdquo;&nbsp;Calling the rhetoric &ldquo;spiritually confused and politically reckless,&rdquo; Miles warns listeners against confusing faith with activism rooted in hate or destruction.

Tuesday Tithe: Pastor Lucas Miles Condemns Church Invasions and Radical “Martyr” Rhetoric

Hour 3 delivers a mix of law‑and‑order wins and deep political irony. Casey opens with staggering new FBI data confirming the agency’s most successful year in modern history under Director Kash Patel’s “full‑scale reset.” Arrests surged 100 percent, violent crime fell by 20 percent, and more than 1,800 criminal organizations were disrupted as the FBI refocused on crime‑fighting over politics. Patel’s overhaul—including closing the Hoover Building and axing biased agents—has restored credibility and results, with federal agents rescuing thousands of missing children and crushing transnational crime rings.

Next, ZeroHedge exposes a Los Angeles homeless‑services CEO indicted for defrauding taxpayers to fund a luxury lifestyle — the latest reminder that progressive “compassion” nonprofits are ripe with abuse. Meanwhile, Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith slams state Republicans for extending the syringe‑exchange program through 2036, calling it “government‑sanctioned self‑destruction” and demanding accountability from GOP leadership.

The hour intensifies as Tom Homan puts the “fear of God” into anti‑ICE activists caught coordinating online attacks against federal agents through leaked Signal chats, a story tied to last week’s “Signal‑Gate.” Casey ties in new reports that Alex Pretti violently resisted arrest days before the Minneapolis shooting, further debunking left‑wing martyr claims.

Adding to the week’s headlines: a private jet linked to anti‑ICE and anti‑Trump attorneys crashes, killing six; critics eviscerate Al Gore’s “Inconvenient Truth” on its 20‑year anniversary for its failed climate predictions; and outrage erupts as an Arizona Democratic Party treasurer is unmasked as the man who screamed obscene slurs at teenage girls posing with ICE agents.

Hour 3 delivers a mix of law‑and‑order wins and deep political irony. Casey opens with staggering new&nbsp;FBI data&nbsp;confirming the agency&rsquo;s most successful year in modern history under Director Kash Patel&rsquo;s &ldquo;full‑scale reset.&rdquo;&nbsp;Arrests surged 100 percent, violent crime fell by 20 percent, and more than 1,800 criminal organizations were disrupted as the FBI refocused on&nbsp;crime‑fighting over politics. Patel&rsquo;s overhaul&mdash;including closing the Hoover Building and axing biased agents&mdash;has restored credibility and results, with federal agents rescuing thousands of missing children and crushing transnational crime rings.
Next,&nbsp;ZeroHedge&nbsp;exposes a&nbsp;Los Angeles homeless‑services CEO indicted for defrauding taxpayers&nbsp;to fund a luxury lifestyle &mdash; the latest reminder that progressive &ldquo;compassion&rdquo; nonprofits are ripe with abuse. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith&nbsp;slams state Republicans for extending the&nbsp;syringe‑exchange program&nbsp;through 2036, calling it &ldquo;government‑sanctioned self‑destruction&rdquo; and demanding accountability from GOP leadership.
The hour intensifies as&nbsp;Tom Homan&nbsp;puts the &ldquo;fear of God&rdquo; into anti‑ICE activists caught coordinating online attacks against federal agents through leaked Signal chats, a story tied to last week&rsquo;s &ldquo;Signal‑Gate.&rdquo; Casey ties in new reports that&nbsp;Alex Pretti&nbsp;violently resisted arrest days before the Minneapolis shooting, further debunking left‑wing martyr claims.
Adding to the week&rsquo;s headlines: a&nbsp;private jet linked to anti‑ICE and anti‑Trump attorneys crashes, killing six; critics eviscerate&nbsp;Al Gore&rsquo;s &ldquo;Inconvenient Truth&rdquo;&nbsp;on its 20‑year anniversary for its failed climate predictions; and outrage erupts as an&nbsp;Arizona Democratic Party treasurer&nbsp;is unmasked as the man who screamed obscene slurs at teenage girls posing with ICE agents.

FBI’s Historic Crime Crackdown, Tom Homan’s ICE Warning, and Indiana’s Controversial Needle Bill | Jan. 27 - Hour 3

Hour 2 turns the spotlight on local, national, and global accountability. Casey leads with Congressman Andrew Ireland’s fiery call‑out of Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker, who spoke at an August gala still advertising a sister‑city partnership with Taizhou, China—a region notorious for demolishing churches and jailing Christians. Despite Indiana’s 2024 law banning partnerships with adversarial nations, loopholes have allowed older agreements to continue, prompting Ireland to demand that Tucker immediately rescind Fort Wayne’s ties with the Chinese Communist Party. Casey breaks down how the controversy exposes both moral and legislative weakness in holding local governments to anti‑CCP principles.

The hour continues with escalating backlash against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who compared ICE operations to Anne Frank’s persecution. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum issued a blistering statement condemning the remark as “deeply offensive,” marking yet another self‑inflicted wound for Democrats scrambling to defend anti‑ICE activists.

Wrapping up national politics, Twitchy reports that even the Biden administration privately questioned Rep. Ilhan Omar’s sudden explosion of wealth, lending credibility to ongoing corruption suspicions already swirling around her. Casey emphasizes how each headline—from Fort Wayne’s cozy links with China to federal double standards on Omar and Walz—illustrates a Democratic Party willing to partner with anyone except America’s own citizens of faith.

Hour 2 turns the spotlight on local, national, and global accountability. Casey leads with Congressman Andrew Ireland&rsquo;s fiery call‑out&nbsp;of&nbsp;Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker, who spoke at an August gala still advertising a&nbsp;sister‑city partnership with Taizhou, China&mdash;a region notorious for demolishing churches and jailing Christians. Despite Indiana&rsquo;s 2024 law banning partnerships with adversarial nations, loopholes have allowed older agreements to continue, prompting Ireland to demand that Tucker immediately&nbsp;rescind Fort Wayne&rsquo;s ties with the Chinese Communist Party. Casey breaks down how the controversy exposes both moral and legislative weakness in holding local governments to anti‑CCP principles.
The hour continues with escalating backlash against&nbsp;Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who compared ICE operations to Anne Frank&rsquo;s persecution. The&nbsp;U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum&nbsp;issued a blistering statement condemning the remark as &ldquo;deeply offensive,&rdquo; marking yet another self‑inflicted wound for Democrats scrambling to defend anti‑ICE activists.
Wrapping up national politics,&nbsp;Twitchy&nbsp;reports that&nbsp;even the Biden administration privately questioned Rep. Ilhan Omar&rsquo;s sudden explosion of wealth, lending credibility to ongoing corruption suspicions already swirling around her. Casey emphasizes how each headline&mdash;from Fort Wayne&rsquo;s cozy links with China to federal double standards on Omar and Walz&mdash;illustrates a Democratic Party willing to partner with anyone except America&rsquo;s own citizens of faith.

Open Line Friday — Casey Answers Your Messages | Jan. 9 - Hour 3

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