Both political parties have a problem with religion. Carmen with The And Campaign’s Justin Giboney about the different challenges of those on the partisan right and left as well as the way forward (which is Christ). They also discuss recent silencing of Christian black entertainers. Gena Thomas, author of “Separated by the Border,” walks us […]
A pastor from Idaho asked Carmen in a national conference call on Friday afternoon, “But how? How do I help my people not be so partisan when all the inputs they receive are divisive? How do I help my people be principled Christians when the word just wants them to be tribal partisans?” How indeed. […]
On Friday Carmen talked with Ambassador Mark Lagon about The Global Fight to end AIDS, TB and Malaria – focusing on tuberculosis. Carmen met Mark as an outgrowth of spending time with her today’s guest, Jenny Dyer. If you’ve ever wondered why, in a world of such great abundance, vulnerable people die of hunger and […]
In her opening commentary, Carmen invites us all to join “Golden Rule 2020.” It is now just one year until the next presidential election. In an effort “to remind Christians that our faith has something to say about how we talk to each other,” Carmen shared ReviveCivility.org’s Golden Rule 2020: Call for dignity and respect […]
Carmen visits with Friday regular Adam Holz on two theater events, the movie Harriet and the music/film event by Kanye West called Jesus is King. Then Carmen talks with Mark Lagon about the ongoing challenge tuberculosis presents to the most vulnerable people around the world – AND what we can do to end it! […]
Carmen talks with Todd Nettleton from Voice of the Martyrs about the International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians and Dan Van Voorhis from the 1517 Project about the relevance of the Protestant Reformation today. http://tracking.feedpress.it/link/15795/12944706/11-01-2019-Mornings-with-Carmen-HR1.mp3
Christianity Today has been a faithful witness to the Gospel since 1956. As Mark Galli retires as Editor in Chief he leaves big shoes to fill. Carmen talks with incoming Editor in Chief, Daniel Harrell about everything from reporting on to influencing the Church in America today by informing and equipping leaders. Then Carmen talks […]
Have you wondered about the origins and history of Halloween? Carmen talks with history professor, Charles Aling, about the everything from pagan Druid priests to the Day of the Dead, and yes, All Saints Day. Then, Ben Johnson returns for an important conversation about the genocide of 1.5 million Christians in Turkey under the rule […]
Carmen talks with Bill English about recent polling indicating that younger Americans (38 and under) have a less than favorable view of capitalism and a full 50% of them have at least a favorable – if not very favorable – view of socialism. How can that be if people actually understand what the kind of […]
Coverage of the NCAA rule change allowing student athletes to be compensated for the use of their name, image or likeness got Carmen thinking about the name, image and likeness we bear into the world as Christians. She talks with Peter Kapsner about that story as well as the use of the word “glorious” in […]