Today’s Guests Zach Jenkins – Cedarville University India has reported 352,991 new cases of Covid-19 and 2,812 virus-related deaths. This marks the world’s highest daily caseload for the fifth straight day. Many countries are deploying supplies and support to help in this dire situation. As for our situation in the U.S., many questions have come […]
Today’s Guests Adam Holz – Plugged In It’s movie time with Adam Holz! The movies discussed today are: 1. Stowaway 2. Mortal Combat & 3. Big Shot. Alongside discussions about specific movies, Adam and Carmen discuss the pro-life stance that an Academy Award voter has stood up for in light of a pro-abortion movie. Paul Angone […]
Today’s Guests Matthew Hawkins – Former Policy Director for the ERLC Carmen and Matthew discuss the vote in Connecticut to rescind religious exemption for the COVID vaccine. Along that line, they also discuss the pandemic and religious freedom. Finally, Walter Mondale is on the docket for discussion, particularly how he was able to generally keep […]
Today’s Guests Peter Kapsner – 50 Shades of Truth Some are advocating for decriminalizing consensual incest; Tito Jackson reunites with his birth mother; the world’s “lost language” leads some to be what some desire to seek and Covid seems to have lead Evangelicals to read more. Douglas Bursch – Author of “Posting Peace” “Posting Peace: Why […]
Today’s Guests Julie Roys – Roys Report Today Julie gives us a good news story out of Kenya; a Christian millionaire gave up everything to help save orphans. In other news, a Covid-19 conspiracy conference took place in Tulsa and Jerry Falwell Jr. being sued by Liberty University. Mindy Belz – World Magazine Putin threatens […]
Today’s Guests Matthew Soerens – World Relief President Biden recants his refugee caps, which leads Matthew and Carmen to naturally discuss the American foreign policies and refugee caps. Josh Straub – Author of “What Do I do with Worry?” “What Do I Do with Worry?” is a board book for children, but really also for […]
Today’s Guests Walter Strickland – Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Dr. Strickland reflects on his experience of this American life as a black man especially in light of the death of George Floyd and the verdict about Derek Chauvin. Ruth Kramer – Mission Network News Many suffer the tolls of several weekend shootings throughout the United […]
The jury has rendered its verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin. He was found guilty on all counts. How do we respond and process and proceed from such an experience? Three observations: We value the rule of law and the order it brings to us as Americans. And in America, no one is above […]
Today’s Guests Heather Rice-Minus – Prison Fellowship Prison Fellowship, the nation’s largest Christian nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families, recognizes April 2021 as Second Chance Month for the fifth consecutive year. This annual observance was created by Prison Fellowship in 2017 to raise awareness about the barriers that returning citizens face. Os Guinness – […]
Today’s Guests Mark Caleb Smith – Cedarville University Our political and social “Spirit of the Age” is in sight of Mark and Carmen today. They compare the Spirit of Christ to the spirit of the anti-Christ and reflect on the statement “we the people.” Josh Holland – BGEA Rapid Response Team The Billy Graham Evangelistic […]