The #MondayMotivation for the Christian is the Holy Spirit. Counselor, the one who convicts, consoles, and guides. The Holy Spirit is operating right now in the life of every believer – but are you cooperating – in willing submission – to the Spirit’s work? How might your day be different, how might your life be […]
Adam Holz is back to talk about the big screen (Lion King) and small screen (streaming services) as well as a comment about cow cuddling. William Federer stops by to talk about Apollo 11 and then Chris Martin – who just launched a new podcast called Social Q’s – is back to talk FaceApp and […]
Matthew Hawkins @MTHawk laments the week that might have been. With the 2nd Ministerial on International Religious Freedom held this week highlighting America’s global leadership and the Oval Office visit by TeamUSA from the Special Olympics – among a myriad other good things – it really could have been a great week for the President, […]
Dave Willis from MarriageToday.org joins Carmen to talk about marriage – the full naked truth of it! Carmen then talks with William Vanderbloemen about church leadership and pastoral transition. William describes what they do at Vanderbloemen search as the role of a sherpa and then offers the metaphor of a heart transplant to what happens […]
Carmen talks with Acton’s Ben Johnson @therightswriter about the current mess on the floor of the House of Representatives. The House denounced as racist weekend tweets by President Trump directed at four female members of Congress known as The Squad. House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi later clarified that they did not call the President racist […]
Carmen opens with a reflection on July 17 – her dad’s birthday. This would have been his 79th had he not died when he was just 43. Bill English returns for another installment of Leadership Lessons from the life of David. Today’s lesson: leaders assume risk – and the risk is real! Professor and author […]
Carmen’s conversation partners today are Drew Griffin from Providence Magazine and Peter Kapsner, religion and ethics professor at the University of Northwestern St Paul. Their conversation topics include: The State Department’s 2nd International Religious Freedom Ministerial underway today in D.C. The State Department’s commission on Unalienable Rights, concerns raised and some recommendations China’s ongoing repression […]
Carmen spends the full hour with Justin Giboney of The And Campaign. They discuss: The need for the Democrat Party to consider the political calculus of their abortion advocacy. Justin’s colleague, Michael Wear, wrote and Opinion piece for the New York Times that provided conversational fodder. The President’s comments about four members of Congress who […]
Carmen observes that, “No matter what the presenting issue, the underlying issue is always God. No matter what people are dealing with on the surface, what lies beneath is a question about one of three primary realities: Identity, belonging and purpose; Who am I? Where do I fit? and What in the world am I in […]
As Hurricane Barry weakens to Tropical Storm and then a Tropical depression headed northward up the Mississippi, folks along the Gulf Coast begin to clean up. Arriving to help is the Convoy of Hope. Hear how hope hits the road with Convoy’s Jeff Nene. Dr. David Aikman talks with Carmen about developing stories: as the […]