Carmen shared from a Relevant Mag article asking us to each consider the five types of friends everyone should have right now. The article contends we all need: someone who is older and wiser (Moses to your Joshua; Paul to your Timothy) someone who is younger (your Joshua and your Caleb and your Timothy) someone […]
Let’s lead off with some good news! In fact, let’s lead off with THE Good News! Did you know the Gospel has a Wikipedia page? Here’s what it says: In Christianity, the gospel (Greek: εὐαγγέλιον, translit. euangélion; Old English: gōdspel; Latin: ēvangelium, Ecclesiastical Latin: [evanˈdʒeli.um]), or the Good News, is the news of the coming […]
Carmen’s opening commentary centers on the content of a Tweet – and an article – and a recommendation by the American Cancer Society – and just how far we’ll go to not call a woman a woman: Individuals with a cervix are now recommended to start cervical cancers screening at 25 and continue through age […]
Carmen’s opening commentary on the death of Herman Cain is worth a listen as are the conversations she has here with Matthew Hawkins and Dean Inserra. With Hawkins, Carmen discusses a few cultural headlines: Senator Josh Hawley‘s commitment to vote to confirm Justices to the Supreme Court who have a public record of opposition to […]
The headlines related to sexuality are many and the confusion in the culture is great. Why is that Because, while God created sex as good and for good, people have perverted God’s good plan for sexuality in myriad ways. Carmen comments on headlines from the ACLU and Planned Parenthood’s calling on the NCAA to boycott […]
As we hear reports of people dying in isolation we find ourselves confronting the outcome of women who have never married and those couples who chose to remain childless. Carmen talks with Ben Johnson about the generational destruction of the traditional family and the impact experienced during the pandemic. Carmen touches briefly on the 10th […]
The headlines keep coming. Just today “Newly promoted Chicago Police Department deputy chief dies in apparent suicide.” The stats keep piling up: “Suicides and Drug Overdoses are killing more people than COVID, CDC director says”. And in places where assisted suicide is legal, people who perceive themselves to be a burden on family, friends or […]
Carmen talks today with Susan Mattingly, a public school teacher in Detroit, about the particular challenges her students face during COVID closures – and if schools don’t fully reopen. They also discuss the math and sociology of predictive policing. Carmen shares some ideas for churches in communities where schools are not offering a normal schedule […]
This is a great hour of conversation with Justin Giboney from The & Campaign and pastor Tony Merida on his new book, Christ-Centered Conflict Resolution. Enough said, just listen. https://nwmedia-ondemand.streamguys1.com/mornings-with-carmen/20200728105010-07-28-2020-Mornings-with-Carmen-HR2.mp3
What’s you’re personal political purity test? Senator Josh Hawley made news by announcing he would only vote to confirm a Justice to the U.S. Supreme Court who stated in advance that Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided. That’s called a litmus test. Democrats have them too – in the other direction. What’s yours? The reason […]