Carmen’s opening commentary will encourage you to expect the unexpected and anticipate miracles, knowing that with God, all things are possible. Then Carmen talks with pastor Daryl Crouch about all the things our pastors want us to know but were afraid to tell us. Daryl and Carmen also discuss the power and necessity of the […]
It’s Wednesday – so Carmen offered up a story from a Waffle House in Alabama. Only one employee was there for the overnight shift. 30 hungry patrons and one guy to take orders, make the food, refill drinks, process payments, bus tables, wash dishes – for everyone. Not possible, right? Right, unless someone gets up […]
We live in very strange times. Netflix says more than 40 million households watched the new season of Stranger Things in the first five days it was available. That’s a lot of eyeballs devoting a lot of time to something ultimately futile. Adam Holz weighs in from PluggedIn and offers his commentary on the characterization […]
Dr. David Stevens from the Christian Medical and Dental Association talks with Carmen about new Trump administration restrictions on research using intentionally aborted babies. They also discuss the importance of sleep – and how to get enough of it. Then their conversation turns to the concern for doctors and other medical professionals who are feeling […]
Is your conscience protected or does the prevailing national conscience preempt the individual’s right to freedom of conscience. That is the question Carmen and Ben Johnson from Acton tackle in the first half. Then Josh Straub and Carmen talk about Homegrown: Cultivating Kids in the Fruit of the Spirit. http://tracking.feedpress.it/link/15795/11390210/05-23-2019-Mornings-with-Carmen-HR1.mp3 […]
Rejoice over news that the U.S. government has killed their contract with the agency that was selling them aborted fetal human tissue for use in laboratory experiments and for the agreement among legislators over the Music Modernization Act which strives for fair compensation to artists. Dr. John Wald, Medical Director for Public Affairs for the […]
The Irish are voting on a national referendum that would allow for elective abortions up to 12 weeks. Christian churches are weighing into the conversation as members seek advice and counsel on the morality and ethics of life. While the overwhelming influence in Ireland continues to be the Roman Catholic Church, some 5% of the […]
Can religion and science coexist? Our guest works on this question every day. Astrophysicist Dr. Jennifer Wiseman is Director of the Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion (DoSER) program for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Do you enjoy God? Do you even think about that question? In the second half of the show, […]
Reconnect One, with Carmen LaBerge Don’t let anybody tell you scientists can’t be people of faith. They are. In the past, astronomers had “settled” on the recipe for space. They said it was composed of 95% dark matter and dark energy. But even this so-called settled science is unsettled. Quoting from the New York Times: […]
Tens of thousands of people marched for science on Saturday— which led me to ask what exactly is science and what does it mean to march in support of it? Science is a process. Science isn’t something you believe in, it’s a process in which you engage. More than trial and error, science makes a […]