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Welcome to the Perilous World Radio show. Alan Masters and Mike Jones are today's hosts. This synergetic duo brings us news clips of what’s happening in this Perilous World whether we like it or not. Evil is not hiding anymore, says Alan. It's right in our face, bold and unapologetic. As the old saying goes, "Fortune favors the bold," and this evil in the world is trying to grab our fortunes and make our pursuit of happiness nearly impossible. Lately, Alan realizes that less is more. He’s learning to simplify and get back to nature. Watching his animals and experiencing the simplicity of life, he’s come to understand that he doesn't need all the material things he’s been pursuing.

On today's Perilous World Radio show, the hosts, Alan and Jan Masters, explore the topic of emotion detection. Jan argues that the capacity to discern emotions carries significant influence. She asserts that many human problems arise from inadequate love. Alan and Jan underscore the pivotal role of a robust relationship with God as the cornerstone of all other relationships, emphasizing its profound impact on our lives. On the "Battlefront Counterattack" episode, Colonel Monaco from Patriot Outreach and Civil Rights Attorney Rees Lloyd return to discuss whether Americans are still willing to die for freedom, in order to preserve and protect it for future generations. They also explore the possibility of WWIII on the horizon. What kind of Americans are we? To hear more, press play and enjoy.

Today on the Perilous World Radio show, our host Alan Masters is joined by special guest Jarred Milligan, an Airforce Veteran turned Preparedness Specialist. Jared takes the concept of preparing for "doomsday" very seriously. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on what you can control in situations where control is limited, such as preparing yourself and your family to survive in various scenarios. This includes storing food and water, acquiring survival skills like fire-making, foraging for food in nature, and learning natural remedies. Additionally, Jared highlights the significance of storage methods like freeze drying. If you want to learn more, you can find tons of information on YouTube. In these challenging times, Alan believes that we need to become more engaged because many Americans have been passive and allowed various issues to arise. Therefore, we must take an active interest in the individuals leading our cities and country.

"Welcome back to the Perilous World Radio show, where Alan Masters and his wife, Jan, take the lead. Alan starts with a thought-provoking quote: 'When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower.' – Alexander Den Heijer. Creating an environment that fosters safety and allows for vulnerability and trust without force is truly a beautiful moment of growth." It's evident that parenting is currently a prominent topic of discussion, and it's heartening to listen to Alan and Jan as they reflect on their path to becoming the best parents and now grandparents they can be. Alan's account of his children witnessing his interactions with the grandchildren and the possibility of it evoking memories or simply bringing joy with a smile is genuinely uplifting.

Alan and Jan Masters address motherhood on this Sunday Conversation recorded on Mother’s Day. www.fhu.com

On the Perilous World Radio show, Alan and Jan Masters, a husband and wife duo, warmly welcome their audience. Alan opens with a thought-provoking quote by Adam Smith: "The first thing you have to know is yourself. A man who knows himself can step outside himself and watch his own reactions like an observer." This quote sets the stage for a deep discussion on the significance of self-awareness and reflection. The hosts emphasize the importance of finding moments to "Be Still" and allowing the mind to empty of unnecessary clutter that can disrupt daily life with negative energy. They discuss the idea that life's journey consists of "triggers" and "knots" that temporarily hold individuals hostage, flooding their minds with emotions and distracting them from receiving spiritual guidance. Jan shares her insight that life is about nurturing relationships, both with our creator and with other human beings. The discussion delves into the profound impact of fostering connections in finding inner peace and spiritual fulfillment.

Welcome to the Perilous World Radio show, where we strive to find hope amidst the challenges. Today, Alan Masters and Mike Jones will be hosting. Despite the adversities around us, we continue to seek out the light at the end of the tunnel. It's essential to endure the hardships, witness our country's struggles, and then work towards its rejuvenation. The duo also delves into the topic of the future with artificial intelligence. Mike expresses concerns about the current society's reliance on technology and whether we are becoming too dependent on A.I. to lead us. Alan shares that he is trying to wake people up, to be aware of what’s happening. Mike says, be mindful, be aware. Join us tomorrow as our hosts deliver more news and insight into this Perilous World.

During today's Perilous World Radio show episode, we have the pleasure of being hosted by Alan and Jan Masters. With 42 years of partnership, five grandchildren, and a relationship that continues to evolve, they inspire us to make better choices as we age, leading to more fulfilling lives and relationships. Their message is a powerful reminder that embracing honesty and truth can elevate our lives and guide our relationships. In our second segment, we have Battlefront The Counterattack with Colonel Monaco and Civil Rights Attorney Rees Lloyd. Today, they want to acknowledge Armed Forces Day, which is coming up on May 18th. This day is to unite and honor our service members and veterans and to celebrate our brave men and women who put their lives on the front line to protect ours. Thank you all for joining us and making Perilous World a part of your day.

Welcome to the Perilous World Radio show. Today, Alan Masters takes the solo hosting duties. He begins by exploring the idea that being completely honest might not be as difficult as perceived. In his analysis, he suggests that the perceived difficulty is a lie perpetuated by the deceiving nature of the liar. For Alan he is grateful for the countless blessings that he has received. There have been numerous occasions where he didn't recognize the source of these blessings, yet they have continued to manifest in his life. It's remarkable that despite his oversight, the generosity has not ceased. Alan believes that there is a process of personal growth and development underway, one that requires time and patience to reach maturity. As he reflects on this, Alan realizes the significance of learning to wholeheartedly appreciate and embrace the blessings that have been bestowed upon him. Thank you for joining us today. If you haven't done so, please visit us at www.fhu.com and subscribe to get access to countless hours of videos, reading material and so much more.

Welcome back to the Perilous World Radio show hosted by the dynamic duo, Alan and Jan Masers. Today's topic is about the pursuit of happiness and how it can add an unparalleled level of excitement and joy to our lives. It's important to remember that the pursuit of happiness isn't just about reaching our goals, but also about embracing the journey that leads us there. Rather than feeling disheartened by the pursuit, we should wholeheartedly embrace it and find profound satisfaction in the process of achieving our dreams. Let's maintain an unwaveringly positive attitude and strive towards our future with a renewed sense of purpose, knowing that our tireless efforts will lead us to a brighter and happier tomorrow.

Alan and Jan Masters talk about how many times we let ego and judgement wreak havoc in our lives without acknowledging what we are failing to see. Jan says,”Usually what makes a person feel separated from God is unforgiveness from something in the past that we don’t want to let go of. Whether we haven’t forgiven a person that hurt us or haven’t forgiven ourselves for a mistake we made, until we have forgiven and stopped judging we cannot feel close to God. It is a trap.” www.fhu.com

Welcome back to the Perilous World Radio show, where we explore important topics related to our spiritual and emotional well-being. Today's hosts are Alan Masters and Jan Masters, and they will be discussing an important question: Do you want to get well? This is a question that goes beyond physical health. It's a question about our willingness to be healed, to let go of the things that are holding us back, and to open ourselves up to a deeper relationship with God. As the hosts point out, many of us live in a hypnotic state, going through the motions of life without really connecting with our higher selves or with God. We only turn to God when we are in pain or suffering, and even then, we may not truly be open to receiving His help. But what if we were willing to give up our old ways of thinking and living? What if we were willing to take a leap of faith and trust that God has a better plan for us? According to the hosts, this is the key to getting well. Through a relationship with the Holy Ghost and Jesus, we can experience a profound transformation in our lives. We can overcome our fears, find purpose and meaning, and tap into a source of strength that is beyond our own understanding. So, the question remains: Do you want to get well? If so, it's time to start thinking about what you're willing to give up and what you're willing to embrace. The hosts of the Perilous World Radio show are here to guide you on this journey, and with God's help, anything is possible. We also have Battlefront: The Counterattack today with Colonel Monaco and Chaplain Laird Thompson. They will discuss the topic of overcoming grief and loss. Remember that there is always help and hope from your Heavenly Father, as He has made a way for you. Life will get better as long as you keep taking healthy, positive steps in the right direction. seek the God of Light and experience His love.

Don't miss today's Perilous World Radio show with Alan Masters, who is hosting an exciting discussion on a "free for all" episode. Alan is inviting everyone to share their thoughts and ideas on the topic at hand. Before diving into the discussion, Alan talks about a thought-provoking pamphlet written by his father, Roy Masters, titled "The Bible vs. The Little Voice." The pamphlet explores how every person is influenced by an outside voice and how discovering the truth can lead to a deeper and more fulfilling spiritual understanding. It's a must-read for anyone looking to expand their horizons and understand the world better. So, tune in now for an engaging and enlightening conversation!

Thank you for tuning in to the Perilous World Radio show featuring Alan and Jan Masters. In today's episode, they will delve into Roy Masters' 1970 pamphlets titled Sex, Sin, and Solutions. Alan thought-provokingly explores the concept of our minds acting as a barrier to reaching true wisdom and challenges us to consider if being trapped is actually true freedom. Drawing a parallel to rats navigating a maze, this discussion promises to take you on a journey of self-discovery and inspire new ways of thinking. Alan and Jan discuss their current state in life and acknowledge that they have reached a pinnacle. They express that their mutual attraction is no longer fueled by physical intimacy alone but rather a spiritual awakening and an enhanced appreciation for each other. Their bond has matured to encompass aspects of their personalities that extend beyond the physical realm, resulting in a deeper and more profound connection. Thank you for joining us, and please enjoy the show.

Wouldn’t it be nice to look into the future and see how your life would turn out after you made certain choices? Alan discusses how every selfish act we make in life can change the outcome of the life God has in store for us. “You must look at life’s little adventures as opportunities to grow, learn and move closer to God.” -Alan Masters www.fhu.com

Alan and Jan Masters are wrapping up the week on the Perilous World Radio show. Alan begins the discussion by pointing out how giving someone authority alters the dynamics of a relationship. With authority, people tend to become robotic in their approach to life, which can be detrimental to the world we live in today. Alan emphasizes the importance of being mindful of the way we live our lives and avoiding behaviors that can lead to a robotic lifestyle. Jan chimes in, adding that being mindful of our actions and the consequences they have on others is crucial to creating a harmonious world. Together, they encourage listeners to take responsibility for their actions and strive to make the world a better place.

Welcome to the Perilous World radio show, hosted by the vibrant and dynamic Alan Masters. Alan, who has recently been experiencing a rapid increase in the pace of his daily life, has realized that the monotony of a predictable routine can be quite unfulfilling. He is on a quest to find true meaning in life, which requires one to step out of their comfort zone and embrace the unknown. Alan understands that the pursuit of purpose and the search for the "why" factor is not an easy journey, but he is determined to explore the uncharted territories of life and discover the true essence of existence. Join him on his journey of self-discovery and learn how to break free from the shackles of predictability to find your true calling in life. In our last segment, we welcome Colonel Monaco with Patriot Outreach along with Chaplain Laird Thompson. They bring to the table the topic of supporting those who serve and sacrifice for us. Many of our Veterans who are now in Law Enforcement are being attacked and or killed in the line of duty, and it’s happening in our backyards. They are here to discuss what it is that we can do to turn the tides. Thank you all for joining us and supporting the show. If you haven’t done so, please visit us at www.fhu.com and subscribe to get more insight and access to articles, videos and so much more.

Alan Masters and Jan Masters are the dynamic duo hosting the Perilous World Radio show. Jan shares how parents are working so hard that it exposes their children to an overwhelming amount of information, leading them down a path of cultural lawlessness. It is essential to understand that one person can make a difference, and it is inaccurate to suggest otherwise. We must acknowledge that our country is facing significant challenges in the current climate, with a growing sense of moral decay that threatens to undermine our values and principles. However, we must remain steadfast in our conviction that change is possible and take proactive steps to create a better future for ourselves and future generations. We cannot afford to be complacent in these challenges; we must be assertive and relentless in our efforts to safeguard our collective future.

Welcome back to the Perilous World Radio show, where today's hosts, Alan and Jan Masters, are discussing the importance of humility in our lives. It's a critical ingredient for success, as pride and arrogance can prevent us from seeing the flaws in ourselves and making necessary changes. Humbling experiences are essential for personal growth and often mark the beginning of our search for meaning. Unfortunately, society often glorifies pride and ego instead of humility. In my own life, Alan has learned the value of taking the humble path, rather than being the hammer that strikes. As the old saying goes, "I'd rather be a nail than a hammer," because when you're humble, you're open to learning and growing. It's natural to feel angry when something humiliating threatens your self-image. But have you ever considered the difference between "humiliation" and "being humbled"? To be truly humble, one would never say they were humiliated. Instead, they would say they were humbled. Why? Because being humbled is not the same as being humiliated. It's important to set our pride aside if we want to navigate through life with ease. The crux of the matter is salvation, which hinges on one's concern for their soul. Practicing humility and the like only make sense if you care about your redemption. Pride, ego, and the other deadly sins are the antithesis to this way of life. The choice is between a sinful existence and one that is characterized by a higher nature, leading to a transformative experience. Thank you for being a part of the Monday madness, please visit us at www.fhu.com and subscribe. There you will have access to many of Roy Masters archived treasures.

Alan takes us on a seemingly unfortunate adventure that has a comically miraculous twist demonstrating what happens when God has your back.

"Have you ever wondered about the importance of relationships in our lives? On today's Perilous World Radio show, Alan Masters and Jan Masters Today, want to delve into the significance of relationships and why they matter so much. Whether it's with our family, friends, or romantic partners, relationships can have a profound impact on our happiness, mental health, and overall well-being. They stressed the importance of investing more thought into all our relationships, whether it's with a stranger, co-worker, spouse, or even our Creator. They highlighted that every law in the 10 commandments and every teaching of Jesus aimed to guide us on how to relate to ourselves and others. Relationships are the cornerstone of our lives, and we should all take deliberate steps to nurture them. Alan says, "It's interesting how we can learn from every day of our life, whether we are doing something or not. Our conscience as human beings is alive and connected to God. The Holy Spirit is within us, and we can either choose to ignore it or try to suppress it. However, we cannot bury it, as our spirit is still alive, buried beneath all kinds of foolishness and sin, which we have traded for greatness." Join us next week for more Glory to God in these perilous times. Alan and Jan invite you to subscribe at www.fhu.com to access the "Be Still and Know" meditation exercise that will help you find peace amidst the chaos.