Religious Liberty victories in Alaska and Iowa | Susan Codone 10 things churches need to know and do in response to sexual abuse
October 4, 2019
Public theologian, Matthew Hawkins (@MTHawk) on: Resolution in religious liberty case involving the University of Iowa and InterVarsity in favor of the ministry’s freedom to have leadership reflect their faith. A women’s shelter in Anchorage Alaska is breathing a sigh of relief after efforts to prosecute them for failing to house a biological man overnight […]
How to respond when a Christian repents of repentance | The God Impulse with Jack Alexander
October 1, 2019
Anne Paulk of the Restored Hope Network responds to an article by McKrae Game, who founded a network of ministries to help people wanting to leave the LGBT lifestyle who now says he rejects so-called conversion therapy. Jack Alexander, author of “The God Impulse,” talks about the transforming power of mercy in an unmerciful world. http://tracking.feedpress.it/link/15795/12865591/10-01-2019-Mornings-with-Carmen-HR2.mp3
Christians, politics and civility with Dan Darling | Preview of the 2019 Supreme Court docket with Adam Carrington
Dan Darling of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission joined Carmen for a conversation about new research on civility and political engagement among people of faith. Dan offers nine principles to follow to engage others across the political aisle. Then Carmen talks with Adam Carrington from Hillsdale College about some of the big religious freedom and life cases on the […]
Mattel’s Creatable World capitalizes on confusion | Brexit continues to broil | 70th anniversary of Communism in China and impacts on Hong Kong
September 30, 2019
Dr. Linda Mintle responds to the news of Mattel releasing a set of gender-fluid dolls and the confusion surrounding the diagnosis and research of gender dysphoria in America today. Then foreign affairs expert David Aikman provides an update on the Brexit situation in the UK, plus the growing crisis in Hong Kong on the eve of Communism’s 70th anniversary […]
Impeachment day 6 | Fastest growing church in the world | Litter lifters | Haiti | Andrew Brunson and preparing for persecution
Carmen talks with Nick Pitts from TheBriefing.net about developments in the impeachment proceedings against the President of the United States. They also discuss the fastest growing church in the world and what we tell ourselves when we knowingly sin. Then Ruth Kramer from Mission Network News joins Carmen for an update on the crisis in […]
Fleabag? No. Abominable? Yes. Entertainment curating today | Mark Sayers on Reappearing Church
September 27, 2019
Carmen talks with Adam Holz of PluggedIn.com for reviews of the Emmy’s, the new movie Abominable, as well how to navigate about entertainment choices. Then Carmen talks with Australian pastor and author Mark Sayers about his new book, Reappearing Church. Do you see the post-Christian culture as a threat or an opportunity? How you answer that question determines the […]
Impeachment inquiry day 3 | Publicly Christian | Neighborly faith
18,000. That’s the Refugee resettlement cap proposed by the Trump administration. Carmen spoke earlier this week with Drew Griffin and Alan Cross in anticipation of this announcement and here urges listeners to actively engage with their members of Congress while they’re on recess in their home districts the next two weeks. Carmen argues the moral […]
Impeachment inquiry day 2 | How visiting Israel can change the way you read the Bible and see the world
September 26, 2019
Carmen and Ben Johnson from the Acton Institute discuss the fast moving impeachment inquiry story unfolding in Washington. At the time of the show, the transcript of President Trump’s phone call with Ukrainian President Zelensky was available but the whistleblower report had not yet been publicly posted. Carmen and Ben confine their conversation to that […]
Refugees and our moral moment | Do you want an opposite life?
Alan Cross joins Carmen for an update and discussion of the U.S. Refugee Resettlement program. They discuss Alan’s piece posted at ProvidenceMag.com, Who Gets to Come Through the Golden Door: Refugees, Asylum seekers, the Church and the Soul of America. More immigration related conversations here. Alex Seeley returns for a follow up to the conversation she […]
Intuition and the Holy Spirit | Inside the conversation with the Saudi Crown Prince
September 25, 2019
What is intuition? Is is more than just a sixth sense? Carmen and Bill English discuss intuition in light of David’s experience recounted in I Samuel 22. Bill says intuition is “the ability to be able to understand something without being fully conscious as to why it is understood.” They discuss why we should pay […]
