For Faith & Family
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Weekend - May 18-19, 2013
Leading off, Byron Yawn talks fathers and family leadership and that’s followed by Russ Crosson outlining the powerful influence of money. Renae Adelsberger discusses the book of Ruth and how the lessons gleaned from this story can be useful today; next, Al Gilbert gives his keys to being missionalright in our own backyards. Mike Cosper talks about worship and reveals some interesting truths present in the Old and New Testament and after that conversation, Ron Deal joins the program to give...
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Befriending your “ex-husband-in-law”
Research shows that ongoing conflict between two homes is bad news for children who live in blended families. Counselor Ron Deal encourages a stepfather to put the needs of his stepchildren first and nurture a friendly relationship with his stepchildrens father, his ex-husband-in-law.
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Voices girls listen to
Sissy Goff joins us to discuss the different people who are influencing our daughters. She talks about the relationship between parents and their daughters and the importance of really getting to know your little girl.
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Peer pressure
Jaime Jamgochian, founder of the Modest is Hottest conferences, shares how to help young women deal with peer pressure. Jaime is also a Christian singer, songwriter and worship leader based in Nashville, Tenn. Her latest album is called Above The Noise.
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‘Living Single in Faith’
JoAnn Scaife, founder of Living Single in Faith, discusses being a single woman and remaining strong in faith. She shares the importance of Christ-centered relationships and godly living. Joann is the Baptist collegiate ministry director at Tennessee State University and Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn.
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Letter from a Birmingham Jail: Christians and politics
Dr. Hunter Baker joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s Letter from a Birmingham Jail and how it gives us a model for how Christians interact in politics. Dr. Baker is the author of Political Thought: A Students Guide.
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Jonah ministered to Priscilla
Priscilla Shirer encourages listeners to be willing to give up their comfortable lives, look forward to godly interruptions and listen to word of the Lord. She reminds us that God may want to change the plans weve made for ourselves. Priscilla is the author of Life Interrupted: Navigating the Unexpected.
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God only gives us one life
Carole Lewis, author of Live Life Right Here Right Now: Make Every Day Your Best Day, reminds listeners that God has given us this life we are living, so we better start living it for him.
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PSA: For Faith & Family on Facebook
For Faith Family is on Facebook. Stop in for inspiring conversations with teachers, authors and Christian leaders. Join the conversation, answer discussion questions and participate in contests. Visit us at facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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The word love
Dannah Gresh joins Karen Cole to discuss her new book Get Lost!. Dannah is a best-selling author and the founder of Secret Keeper Girl, a live tour event for tween girls and their moms.
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Doing God’s work and not being miserable
Jon Acuff explains why Christians can serve Christ and not be miserable in their work That’s why I’ve written Start. Your dream is calling, and it’s closer than you might think. It’s time to go after your purpose. Every awesome life goes through five stages. Learn what they are. Do them. Start.
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Young adults and church
Jason Hayes takes a closer look at why there arent more young adults in our churches and how the church can reach them with the good news of Jesus Christ.
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Biblical mentorship
Do you have a friend who is trying to shape you spiritually? On todays program, Dr. Chuck Lawless joins Harold Harper to help us better understand biblical discipleship. Dr. Lawless is the dean of the Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY.
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Differences in the gospel
Each of the Gospel books is different, but similar in many areas. Jeremy Howard of BH Publishing shares how each book complements the other. Jeremy, an apologetics expert inspired by the engaging style of C. S. Lewis, equips Christians with answers to deep and challenging spiritual questions while also helping seekers and unbelievers see Jesus for who He really is.
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Importance of marriage
Dr. Howard Hendricks discusses Gods design for marriage and the threat society has placed on it. He shares why marriage is so important for our society and culture. Dr. Hendricks is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Christian Education and Leadership at Dallas Theological Seminary.
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What is LoveLoud?
Al Gilbert, of LoveLoud, shares how listeners can better love and serve their communities. LoveLoud is a movement created by the North American Mission Board designed to help churches demonstrate Gods love by meeting significant human needs while sharing Christ.
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PSA: More on Issues at a Glance
The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission has dedicated a portion of its website to Issues at a Glance. On this page you will find information on issues such as A Call to Solemn Assembly, Adoption, Christian Citizenship, Gambling, Homosexuality, Human Trafficking, Hunger, iVote Values, Life, Persecution, Pornography, Race and Religious Liberty.
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Reboot Recovery and troops returning home
Evan and Jenny Owens join Dwayne Hastings to discuss the impact that REBOOT Recovery has made on troops returning home from the battlefield. REBOOT Recovery is a 12 week program designed to help service members and their families heal from the spiritual wounds of war.
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‘A Woman’s Guide to Personal Holiness’
Rhonda Kelley joins us to discuss holiness and the lifelong journey to become more like Christ. Rhonda is the Director of Womens Academic Programs at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. She is also a professor of womens ministry.
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Stages girls go through
Do you ever worry about who you are going to eat lunch with or worry if your hair looks perfect? These are just some of the (big) challenges daughters face. Sissy Goff joins us today to help us understand the minds of daughters.
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Teaching students how to think for themselves
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Getting started in mentorship
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Husbands, wives and money
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Helping the needy: How to focus on ‘one’
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3801 Lancaster: Why it’s important
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What is Orphanology?
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Worship: 1, 2, 3
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Motherhood: One of God’s greatest gifts - Friday, May...
“God couldn’t be everywhere, so He made mothers.” While not theologically accurate, this old Jewish saying describes beautifully the significant role that mothers have in our lives. Motherhood is one of God’s greatest gifts to humanity. A loving, committed mother is an indispensable person in our development. Just imagine a world without mothers. It would be a sterile place indeed. Mothers instill powerful social and nurturing characteristics in each generation. It is principally from their...
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Biblical model of social justice - Wednesday, May 8th
Mark Kelly, founder of the network Multiply Justice!, shares his insights on the biblical model for social justice. Multiply Justice! is a movement of people who understand that social justice begins with transformed hearts and minds. Multiply Justice! is a movement of people who understand that social justice begins with transformed hearts and minds. People who care create justice by helping people in need. Governments can defend and promote justice, but justice is created by people in...
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Fresh Ideas: Mother’s Day - Tuesday, May 7th
Diana Davis shares how listeners can prepare for a special Mothers Day. Diana is the author of Fresh Ideas: 1,000 Ways to Grow a Thriving and Energetic Church. About Diana: Dianas acumen for fresh ideas was derived from parenting three great kids, living with a pastor (her husband, of course), serving in the local church, PTA committees, mission trips, and people-watching. As a student, she enjoyed the many opportunities her church offered teens to not only fellowship, but to serve God. She...
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Ministry of the heart - Monday, May 6th
Evan and Jenny Owens share why REBOOT Recovery is so near and dear to their hearts. REBOOT is a 12 week program designed to help service members and their families heal from the spiritual wounds of waroffers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending souls and rebuilding families. About the program: REBOOT Recovery offers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending...
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‘Rhythms of Grace’ - Saturday, May 4th
Mike Cosper joins us today to talk about worship, the gospel and the church. Mike is one of the founding pastors of Sojourn Community Church in Louisville, Ky., where he serves as the pastor of worship and art. He is also founder of Sojourn Music. About Mike: As Pastor of Worship Arts, Mike oversees Worship Arts and the 930 Art Center. This means working with songwriters and musicians preparing for Sundays, recording our worship CD’s, and working with the ministry leaders who oversee the...
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Financial decisions for couples - Saturday, May 4th
The world tells us success is measured by what we drive, where we live, how much we make. But that is not Gods definition of success. Russ Crosson joins us to talk about marriage, money and a lot more. He is the president and CEO of Ronald Blue Co. About Russ: Russ was hired by Ron Blue in 1980 as the second employee of the newly founded firm. He has worked extensively in all areas of financial planning - specializing in comprehensive financial planning, estate planning, and...
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Weekend - May 4-5, 2013 - Saturday, May 4th
Leading off this edition of For Faith Family Weekend, Mike Cosper explains the origins and purpose of worship. Jeff Morgan tackles the difficult topic of letting children go and then Russ Crosson talks money and marriage. Next, Marion Jordan shares the surprising sanctification process present in friendships and Chuck Lawless argues today is the day to begin mentoring, even if you think you arent prepared enough. Karen Cole talks to Rhonda Kelley about the spiritual attire women should wear...
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Making amends with others - Friday, May 3rd
Jeff Morgan shares some convicting thoughts about the truth that can be hidden in sarcastic comments. Jeff is a certified marriage and family counselor in Tennessee, working with individuals, couples and families in a variety of clinical issues, with special focus on sexual addiction treatment and marital crisis. I believe my clients are worthwhile individuals, created in the Image of God, and capable of giving and receiving love. A variety of emotional blocks and problematic behaviors often...
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Work: It’s so you - Friday, May 3rd
The first question of the 350 year-old Westminster Shorter Catechism asks: “What is the chief end of man?” The answer: “Man’s chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.” And many of you may be saying, “Yes, the weekend is almost here and I can start glorifying God and enjoying Him.” But, there’s also that word “forever.” Many think it means “into eternity.” It does mean that, but it also means “at all times,” including Monday through Friday. While the Westminster Catechism is a...
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Summer camps - Wednesday, May 1st
Ben Trueblood shares the value of summer camps for students and parents. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources. He also serves as the student pastor at Grace Church in Hendersonville, Tenn. He explains that modern day christians sometimes take for granted the powerful changes that develop when we become Christians. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the student...
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More information on REBOOT Recovery - Saturday, April...
Evan and Jenny Owens return to share more information on REBOOT Recovery. REBOOT is a 12 week program designed to help service members and their families heal from the spiritual wounds of waroffers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending souls and rebuilding families. About the program: REBOOT Recovery offers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending souls and...
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Single women: Don’t settle - Saturday, April 27th
Dannah Gresh encourages single women not to settle on just any guy. Dannah is a best-selling author and the founder of Secret Keeper Girl, a live tour event for tween girls and their moms. Dannah is a best-selling author and sought-after speaker. Her best-selling titles include And the Bride Wore White and 2010’s best-selling CBA youth book, Lies Young Women Believe co-authored with Nancy Leigh DeMoss and most recently Six Ways to Keep The Little in Your Girl and Six Ways To Keep the Good in...
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Weekend - April 27-28, 2013 - Saturday, April 27th
First, Leighann McCoy explains the concept of caught in theology and Jenny and Evan Owens share more about their ministry, Reboot Recovery. Chuck Lawless describes the joy in the journey of discipleship and Dannah Gresh talks about the No. 1 pressure many women feel today. Producer Brent Martz talks about the movie Not Today, and the very real struggles present in India; next, Jon Walker discusses the church and costly grace. Finally, Diana Davis stresses the importance of ministering to the...
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Mentoring and challenges in the Christian walk -...
Have you ever had a person in your life that really challenged your walk with Christ? On todays program, Dr. Chuck Lawless joins Harold Harper to discuss on mentoring and helping Christians better understand biblical discipleship. About: Dr. Lawless is the dean of the Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. He also serves as Vice President for Academic Programming and the Director of Professional Doctoral Studies. He is...
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Letting go of adult children - Thursday, April 25th
Jeff Morgan encourages parents to let go of their adult children. Jeff is a certified marriage and family counselor in Tennessee, working with individuals, couples and families in a variety of clinical issues, with special focus on sexual addiction treatment and marital crisis. I believe my clients are worthwhile individuals, created in the Image of God, and capable of giving and receiving love. A variety of emotional blocks and problematic behaviors often keep them bound up in either...
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Parents helping their students - Tuesday, April 23rd
What can parents do to raise up servants among their children? Ben Trueblood joins Harold Harper to share how we can motivate our children and students to serve. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources in Nashville, Tenn. He discusses how important it is for leaders to be role models and show servanthood. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the student pastor at Grace...
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Weekend - April 20-21, 2013 - Saturday, April 20th
Karen Cole sits down with Dannah Gresh to discuss her new book, Get Lost! and Gary Smalley explains why a lot of humans have a counterintuitive fear of relationships. Next, Jeff Morgan shares some convicting thoughts about the truth hidden in sarcastic comments and Jim Patton says to always put God firsteven in business. Jon Acuff explains why Christians can serve Christ and not be miserable in their work and then producer Brent Martz gives a first look at the movie Not Today. Dwayne...
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Sarcasm and the truth - Saturday, April 20th
Jeff Morgan shares some convicting thoughts about the truth that can be hidden in sarcastic comments. I believe my clients are worthwhile individuals, created in the Image of God, and capable of giving and receiving love. A variety of emotional blocks and problematic behaviors often keep them bound up in either isolation or in fearful control attempts. These dysfunctional efforts to soothe their turbulent emotional life can create more damage in their relationships (with those they love and...
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Putting customers and God first - Saturday, April 20th
Jim Patton encourages listeners to always put God first - even in business. Jim is the founder and senior managing partner of KPAC Solutions, a private equity firm that acquires distressed manufacturers and turns them into profitable manufacturing powerhouses. About Jim: His book, Life in the Turn Lane, tells his remarkable story and what he has learned from the turns. Jim started out as a heating and air conditioning repairman, but was fired less than a year later. Since vocational training...
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America the Resolute - Friday, April 19th
Another act of violence shook our nation this week. This time, the perpetrator used bombs hidden in trash cans. To intensify the effect of his hatred, he loaded his bombs with ball bearings and other metal objects. The effect was devastating. Lives were lost, including an eight-year-old boy. Over a hundred people were maimed. It was a cowardly, gruesome act. The response of others at the Boston Marathon tells another story, however. Reports are still coming out of those who rushed to help. I...
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Not Today: Human trafficking - Friday, April 19th
Brent Martz joins Dwayne Hastings to share about his movie Not Today, which which aims to bring awareness to the true nature of human trafficking, and how we unintentionally may participate in it. The movie is in theaters now. Why a movie about human trafficking? The simple answer is: None of us is free if one of us is enslaved. What can one of us do to make a difference? From supporting the education of a Dalit child to helping build schools in India to working alongside groups focused on...
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Motivating students to be leaders - Wednesday, April 17th
Ben Trueblood joins Harold Harper to share how we can motivate our students to serve and be strong leaders among their peers. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources in Nashville, Tenn. He discusses how important it is for leaders to be role models and show servanthood. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the student pastor at Grace Church in Hendersonville, Tenn....
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Background on The Resurrection film - Monday, April 15th
David Wood joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss his film The Resurrection and why he feels it is so important to make. The movie is set to release on Easter of 2015. Learn more here. About David: David Wood is the executive producer and owner of Dread Warrior Productions, a media and funding company. He is also the co-founder of The Global Apostolic Council, a spiritual think tank group. To learn more about David and the Resurrection Project go here.
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Weekend - April 13-14, 2013 - Saturday, April 13th
In the first conversation, Jon Acuff says God wants you to take time to find out how to make your dreams a reality. Jeff Palmer describes the wide-reaching impact of the Bucket Project and Priscilla Shirer explains the beauty of second chances. Ellen Kershaw argues one person can make a huge difference in the world, if they just try. Later, Jenny and Evan Owens share stories from their life-changing ministry, Reboot Recovery. Steve Willis tells an eye-opening lesson he learned when some...
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The Bucket Project - Saturday, April 13th
Jeff Palmer, executive director of Baptist Global Response, returns to share about the Bucket Project. Through this project listeners like you can give hope to someone in Africa dying with a terminal illness. These “buckets of hope” are delivered with the loving message that God cares. About: If you could give HOPE to someone as easily as this, why wouldn’t you? Why wouldn’t you gather your Sunday school class up to pack one bucket? What if every Sunday school class in your church packed one...
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The impact of REBOOT Recovery - Saturday, April 13th
Evan and Jenny Owens joins Dwayne Hastings discuss the impact that REBOOT Recovery has made. REBOOT Recovery is a 12 week program designed to help service members and their families heal from the spiritual wounds of war. About the program: REBOOT Recovery offers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending souls and rebuilding families. REBOOT sessions incorporate the book, The Combat Trauma Healing Manual: Christ-centered...
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Not Today - Friday, April 12th
Brent Martz joins Dwayne Hastings to share about his movie Not Today, which which aims to bring awareness to the true nature of human trafficking, and how we unintentionally may participate in it. The movie is in theaters now. Why a movie about human trafficking? The simple answer is: None of us is free if one of us is enslaved. What can one of us do to make a difference? From supporting the education of a Dalit child to helping build schools in India to working alongside groups focused on...
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Help a homeschooling family - Friday, April 12th
Scripture says, “Children are a gift from the Lord” (Ps. 127:3). Children are indeed a blessing from God. They also come with a God-given responsibility to raise them well. Everyone who takes that responsibility seriously understands that education is an important part of preparing their children for constructive adulthood. Those who homeschool their children take that responsibility so seriously that they are willing to give up other personal pursuits. They want to make sure they pass on...
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Nazi Germany and the flaw in human nature - Wednesday,...
Dr. Erwin Lutzer returns to For Faith Family. He warns listeners not to confuse the flag for Christ. He is the author of When a Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn from Nazi Germany. Dr. Lutzer is the senior pastor at The Moody Church in Chicago, Ill. Dr. Lutzer challenges listeners to focus on Jesus, stand for truth, justice, and righteousness to stop our countrys slide from civility into barbarity. Moody Church Media’s Mission Statement: We are called to give a biblical voice to...
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The Resurrection: Why the film is important - Monday,...
David Wood joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss his film The Resurrection and why he feels it is so important to make. The movie is set to release on Easter of 2015. Learn more here. About David: David Wood is the executive producer and owner of Dread Warrior Productions, a media and funding company. He is also the co-founder of The Global Apostolic Council, a spiritual think tank group. To learn more about David and the Resurrection Project go here.
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Finding time for our dreams - Saturday, April 6th
Author Jon Acuff joins us to share what it takes to start the difficult, but rewarding, process of working in the career of your dreams. That’s why I’ve written Start. Your dream is calling, and it’s closer than you might think. It’s time to go after your purpose. Every awesome life goes through five stages. Learn what they are. Do them. Start. About Start.: Growing up, we dreamed. And our dreams always painted the portrait of the adult us living an awesome life… as an astronaut, a pro...
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Becoming a ‘God family’ - Saturday, April 6th
What does it mean to be a God family? Bob Bunn joins us to share what this and why families should strive for this. Bob is the editor of the Path of Purity: A Family Guide and former editor of Living with Teenagers. About Path of Purity: Conversations and direction about pure living should start early in a childs life and carry into adulthood. This resource for parents outlines the new TLW 3.0 emphasis upon purity as a lifetime process. Revisit True Love Waits, understand the current state...
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Weekend - April 6-7, 2013 - Saturday, April 6th
First, Marion Jordan shares how women can get through times when it feels like its impossible to ask for help and Jeremy Howard stresses the need to read the Bible regularly. Jon Acuff talks about what it takes to start the difficult, but rewarding, process of working in the career of your dreams and later, Bob Bunn outlines the reasons for being a “God” family. Next, Jenny and Evan Owens describe the work of their ministry, Reboot Recovery, and what they’re doing to save the lives of...
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What is REBOOT Recovery? - Saturday, April 6th
Evan and Jenny Owens joins Dwayne Hastings to share about REBOOT Recovery, 12 week program designed to help service members and their families heal from the spiritual wounds of war. About the program: REBOOT Recovery offers a powerful blend of clinical insight and Christian faith-based support that has been successful in mending souls and rebuilding families. REBOOT sessions incorporate the book, The Combat Trauma Healing Manual: Christ-centered Solutions for Combat Trauma, by Chris Adsit....
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Don’t confuse the flag for Christ - Friday, April 5th
Dr. Erwin Lutzer returns to For Faith Family. He warns listeners not to confuse the flag for Christ. He is the author of When a Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn from Nazi Germany. Dr. Lutzer is the senior pastor at The Moody Church in Chicago, Ill. Dr. Lutzer challenges listeners to focus on Jesus, stand for truth, justice, and righteousness to stop our countrys slide from civility into barbarity. Moody Church Media’s Mission Statement: We are called to give a biblical voice to...
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Adopted for Life - Wednesday, April 3rd
Dr. Richard Land welcomes ERLC President-Elect Dr. Russell Moore to For Faith Family. Listen in as Dr. Moore shares his spiritual journey toward adoptive fatherhood and his response to families who are both curiousand sometimes even rudeabout adoption. Dr. Moore will begin his new responsibilities June 1. Below you will find an excerpt from the ERLC press release: Moore, a native of Biloxi, Miss., has served since 2004 as Dean of the School of Theology and Senior Vice President for Academic...
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PSA: More on the Psalm 139 Project - Tuesday, April 2nd
There are many ways to be a champion for life, and one of them is providing a woman in a crisis pregnancy a window into the world of the child she is carrying. This is the intent of the Psalm 139 Project - to aid pregnancy resource centers in securing ultrasound machines. Most women in a crisis pregnancy who are given a glimpse of the life within them choose life. However, this is only possible when women can go to a pregnancy center with an ultrasound machine. Sonogram machines are...
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Answers in Genesis - Saturday, March 30th
The president/CEO and founder of Answers in Genesis-U.S. and the highly acclaimed Creation Museum About Answers in Genesis: The God-created longing in our souls, meant to be filled with Christ Himself, sends many on a search for truth and purpose in life. Sadly, they are turning away from the Bible toward a belief system devoid of God’s wisdom, and are ending up scarred and disillusioned. Research tells us that the majority of born-again adults and teenagers are uncertain of the existence of...
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Permission to dream - Saturday, March 30th
About Start.: Growing up, we dreamed. And our dreams always painted the portrait of the adult us living an awesome life… as an astronaut, a pro wrestler, a movie star, a bee keeper, or insert your dream here. We don’t set out for average. But that’s exactly where we end up after listening to our fears day after day, year after year. Our dreams take a back seat and eventually are left stranded by the side of the road. That’s why I’ve written Start. Your dream is calling, and it’s closer than...
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Importance of a church’s appearance - Saturday, March...
How do visitors view your church facilities? Diana Davis returns to discuss the importance of a churchs first impression with visitors. She is the author of Fresh Ideas: 1,000 Ways to Grow a Thriving and Energetic Church. About Diana: Dianas acumen for fresh ideas was derived from parenting three great kids, living with a pastor (her husband, of course), serving in the local church, PTA committees, mission trips, and people-watching. As a student, she enjoyed the many opportunities her...
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Weekend - March 30-31, 2013 - Saturday, March 30th
Happy Easter weekend! First, Diana Davis provides some important tips on how to view your church from the eyes of a visitor. Next, if you want to escape average and find a life of fulfillment, listen to Jon Acuffs tips on how to get there, and after that conversation, Tony Merida outlines some of the surprising challenges of adoption. Michael Kelley shares how his relationship with God changed during his sons battle with cancer and Carole Lewis gives her thoughts on living life in a very...
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Same-sex marriage goes to the Supreme Court - Friday,...
This week the United States Supreme Court heard arguments for and against the definition of marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Both sides stated passionately why they believe they are right. It is now up to nine unelected judges to decide the fate of marriage for our nation. My friends, if ever there was a time for prayer, this is it. Marriage is the foundational building block of society. In marriage men and women learn to form a social bond that helps them not only live with...
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Syria crisis worsens - Friday, March 29th
Jeff Palmer joins Karen Cole to discuss the current situation in Syria. He shares an update on the country, how Baptist Global Response is helping and how listeners can respond. Jeff is the executive director of Baptist Global Response. AMMAN, Jordan — Conditions for civilians in Syria have deteriorated so badly that Southern Baptist humanitarian leaders have decided they must expand relief efforts inside the country. At the same time, relief workers in neighboring countries have seen a...
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PSA: More on the World Hunger Fund - Thursday, March 28th
Hunger is no respecter of geography or ethnic group. It can be felt in an apartment in Eastern Europe, a cardboard shack in Central America, a tent in the Sahara, or a farmhouse in rural America. Southern Baptist missionaries and volunteers are offering nourishment for the body and soul. And every Southern Baptist can have a part in those ministries through gifts to the Southern Baptist World Hunger Fund. While Christ-followers, including Southern Baptists, are doing something about hunger...
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PSA: More on FaithandFamily.com - Tuesday, March 26th
Do you want information you can trust, from a variety of topics ranging from healthy living to theology to living out your faith in the workplace? If so, check out faithandfamily.com. Youll find helpful links, a bookstore, radio segments and much more. For Faith Family is blessed to be able to connect you with believers who have insight into issues we all care about, shares Karen Cole. Faithandfamily.com is there for you 24/7.
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Teens: Dating and knowing their identity in Christ -...
Bob Bunn joins us today to discuss the obstacles parents face when talking with their children about dating. Bob is the editor of the Path of Purity: A Family Guide and former editor of Living with Teenagers. Bob covers many reasons parents avoid talking to their kids about sexuality. He explains why it is so important though - despite feeling uncomfortable with some topics. About Path of Purity: Conversations and direction about pure living should start early in a childs life and carry into...
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How hunger impacts those around you - Saturday, March...
Kristy Carr joins Karen Cole to talk about the issue of hunger. She recalls instances in her childhood where going hungry was very real for her and her family. Kristy is a ministry consultant for Womens Missionary Union (WMU). The Gift of Groceries . . . Yes, Groceries The phone rings. My grandmother is on the other end. I’m always happy to hear from her even though I see both her and my grandfather several times a month. My mother is working at a new job following her college graduation....
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Weekend - March 23-24, 2013 - Saturday, March 23rd
On this edition of For Faith Family Weekend, Thomas Willis talks to Jon Acuff about how to break free from a life of average and pursue your passion. Kristy Carr shares her personal story of struggling with having enough to eat and Susie Larson talks about teaching your children the power of forgiveness. Next, Michael Catt shares the importance of God accepting broken people and Leighann McCoy gives five tools for fighting in spiritual warfare battles. In the final conversation on this...
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Start.: ‘Punch fear in the face’ - Saturday, March 23rd
About Start.: Growing up, we dreamed. And our dreams always painted the portrait of the adult us living an awesome life… as an astronaut, a pro wrestler, a movie star, a bee keeper, or insert your dream here. We don’t set out for average. But that’s exactly where we end up after listening to our fears day after day, year after year. Our dreams take a back seat and eventually are left stranded by the side of the road. That’s why I’ve written Start. Your dream is calling, and it’s closer than...
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Payday lending: A debt trap - Friday, March 22nd
The debt trap. Millions of Americans are caught up in it. It’s easy to get in debt and often very hard to get out. This is especially true if you live on the edge of poverty. People on the edge of poverty have very little room for an unexpected expense. So, what do they do when one inevitably occurs? Many turn to payday lenders. And in doing so, they often make their poverty worse. Here’s how it works. A payday lender offers to lend a single mother, say, $500 to help pay for an unexpected...
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Ministry to senior adults - Wednesday, March 20th
Diana Davis shares ways listeners can be involved in the lives of senior adults in their churches. She is the author of Fresh Ideas: 1,000 Ways to Grow a Thriving and Energetic Church. About Diana: Dianas acumen for fresh ideas was derived from parenting three great kids, living with a pastor (her husband, of course), serving in the local church, PTA committees, mission trips, and people-watching. As a student, she enjoyed the many opportunities her church offered teens to not only...
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How discouraging words affect us - Monday, March 18th
Have you ever wrestled with discouragement? Tom Elliff returns to offer encouragement and share what Scripture says about overcoming discouragement. Tom is the author of numerous books and the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va. He examines why God allows discouragement in our lives. Tom is the founder of Living in the Word Publications. To learn more about Tom go to tomelliff.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Preparing for Easter Sunday - Saturday, March 16th
Diana Davis shares how listeners can prepare their family and church body for Easter Sunday. Diana is the author of Fresh Ideas: 1,000 Ways to Grow a Thriving and Energetic Church About Diana: Dianas acumen for fresh ideas was derived from parenting three great kids, living with a pastor (her husband, of course), serving in the local church, PTA committees, mission trips, and people-watching. As a student, she enjoyed the many opportunities her church offered teens to not only fellowship,...
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Motivating student leaders - Saturday, March 16th
What can parents do to raise up servants among their children? Ben Trueblood joins Harold Harper to share how we can motivate our children and students to serve. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources in Nashville, Tenn. He discusses how important it is for leaders to be role models and show servanthood. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the student pastor at Grace...
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Autism in the church - Saturday, March 16th
Barbara Newman outlines meeting the needs of autistic individuals in the church. Barbara is the author of Autism and Your Church: Nurturing the Spiritual Growth of People with Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism has evolved from an unfamiliar term to an everyday reality for millions of people. Bookstore shelves are filled with resources that address how Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects children and adults at school, work, and home. But what about the church? What about your church? How can...
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Setting up lines of communication - Saturday, March 16th
Bob Bunn returns to encourage parents to create an open line of communication with their children to talk about sexual purity. Bob is the editor of the Path of Purity: A Family Guide and former editor of Living with Teenagers. About Path of Purity: Conversations and direction about pure living should start early in a childs life and carry into adulthood. This resource for parents outlines the new TLW 3.0 emphasis upon purity as a lifetime process. Revisit True Love Waits, understand the...
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Struggle for intimacy - Friday, March 15th
About Vicki Tiede and her book: The news was hard enough–the person closest to you in the world, your life partner, is struggling with pornography. But now, although the shock might have worn off, you are still reeling–feeling shattered, betrayed, alone. Where do you turn? Who do you turn to? Vicki Tiede, writing from personal experience, reminds you that no matter how you are feeling right now, you are not alone. You can turn to the God of all comfort and hope who promises to never leave...
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Ways to learn from Nazi Germany - Friday, March 15th
Dr. Erwin Lutzer joins us today to share some lessons we can learn Nazi Germany. He is the author of When a Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn from Nazi Germany. Dr. Lutzer is the senior pastor at The Moody Church in Chicago, Ill. Dr. Lutzer challenges listeners to focus on Jesus, stand for truth, justice, and righteousness to stop our countrys slide from civility into barbarity. Moody Church Media’s Mission Statement: We are called to give a biblical voice to the challenges we all...
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Idea behind ‘Unashamed’ - Monday, March 11th
R.T. Kendall joins Dr. Land to discuss his book Unashamed to Bear His Name. He challenges listeners to embrace the stigma of being a Christian. Our premiss is this. It seems to us that there has been a ‘silent divorce’ in the church, speaking generally, between the Word and the Spirit. When there is a divorce, some children stay with the mother, some stay with the father. In this divorce, there are those on the ‘word’ side and those on the ‘Spirit’ side. What is the difference? Take those of...
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What is Pure Water, Pure Love? - Saturday, March 9th
The most basic of physical needs—water. Yet so many around the world do not have access to clean, safe drinking water. You can help. Kristy Carr joins Karen Cole to share about Pure Water, Pure Love and how you can get involved. Kristi is a ministry consultant for WMU. About Pure Water, Pure Love: The most basic of physical needs—water. Yet so many around the world do not have access to clean, safe drinking water. You can help. Since 1997 WMU has been meeting one of the most basic human...
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Weekend - March 9-10, 2013 - Saturday, March 9th
Todays episode of For Faith Family Weekend begins with two conversations on people who dont always find the church doors standing wide open. First, Barbara Newman outlines meeting the needs of autistic individuals in the church and later, Dennis Jernigan discusses ministering to people struggling with homosexuality. Ben Trueblood describes the fullness of salvation and Jeremy Howard joins the program to talk about what happened the Friday before the first Easter. The art of listening is...
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When your husband is addicted to pornography - Friday,...
About Vicki Tiede and her book: The news was hard enough–the person closest to you in the world, your life partner, is struggling with pornography. But now, although the shock might have worn off, you are still reeling–feeling shattered, betrayed, alone. Where do you turn? Who do you turn to? Vicki Tiede, writing from personal experience, reminds you that no matter how you are feeling right now, you are not alone. You can turn to the God of all comfort and hope who promises to never leave...
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Indivisible: Restoring faith to families - Wednesday,...
Many Christians feel overwhelmed by a culture that appears to be growing increasingly secular. Its easy to feel our society is beyond hope. But James Robison and Jay Richards are here to encourage us to have faith.They are the authors of Indivisible: Restoring Faith, Family, and Freedom Before Its Too Late. About James: He is the founder and president of LIFE Outreach International, a worldwide Christian relief organization. He is also the host of LIFE Today, a daily syndicated television...
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Teen depression - Wednesday, March 6th
Gregory Jantz joins us today to talk about the moods of teenagers. But what we might think is moodiness could actually be something more serious: depression. Gregory is the author of The Stranger in Your House.
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Matthew 25: Being the hands and feet of Jesus - Tuesday,...
There are an unlimited number of ways for us to serve others. Lorie Newman shares how listeners can serve in our own unique ways. She is the author of Cup of Cold Water in His Name: 60 Ways to Care for the Needy. Lorie is the founder of an orphan ministry which enables over 250 impoverished African orphans to receive regular food, clothing, and education through a partnership with Childrens Hope Chest. (More here) Learn more about Lorie at lorienewman.com. You can also check out her blog...
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Why does God allow discouragement? - Monday, March 4th
Have you ever wrestled with discouragement? Tom Elliff returns to offer encouragement and share what Scripture says about overcoming discouragement. Tom is the author of numerous books and the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va. He examines why God allows discouragement in our lives. Tom is the founder of Living in the Word Publications. To learn more about Tom go to tomelliff.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Encouragement for single women - Monday, March 4th
Are you a single woman in your 30s? Do you find it hard to be excited for your friends who are getting married? Marian Jordan has been there. She encourages listeners to continue trusting God even when its hard and to not settle for anyone less than who God made for you. She is the founder of Redeemed Girl Ministries. She is an active speaker, guest lecturer, and published author. She is a graduate of Southwestern Seminary and lives in Houston where she serves at her home church, Second...
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Weekend - March 2-3, 2013 - Saturday, March 2nd
Our first guest, Michael Kelley, shares how discipleship can be transformational and why its so important in everyones life. Next, Johnnie Moore explains why its crucial to not cheapen Gods grace and David Delk says mens ministries should focus on the heart. Ben Trueblood gives his thoughts on the benefits of parents equipping their children spiritually and later, Susie Larson tackles the issue of spoiling children. Finally, Karen Cole and David Stone discuss Faithful Families.
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Don’t cheapen God’s grace - Saturday, March 2nd
Johnnie Moore returns to the program to help listeners understand Gods grace as well as show it. Johnnie is the vice president of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va, and the author of Dirty God: Jesus in the Trenches. Johnnie offers some advice to Christians who feel they are inadequate. Johnnie Moore is the 29 year-old Vice President of Liberty University, he has long been numbered among the youngest university executives in the United States. He is an author, commentator, advisor,...
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Equipping students to lead - Saturday, March 2nd
Ben Trueblood shares how the church can help equip students to be strong leaders. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources. He also serves as the student pastor at Grace Church in Hendersonville, Tenn. He explains that modern day christians sometimes take for granted the powerful changes that develop when we become Christians. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the...
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Take the “I was a stranger” challenge - Friday, March 1st
Our nation is deeply immersed in a conversation about immigration reform. We are asking some very foundational questions about national values. Some are focused on the rule of law. Others are focused on human dignity. I get it. My first reaction to this problem was probably what many listening to me thought as well. I was focused on their illegal status. I thought they should go back where they came from. I was offended that these millions of people had crossed our borders illegally or...
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History Channel series on The Bible - Friday, March 1st
Roma Downey and Mark Burnett join Dr. Richard Land to talk about the miniseries they created for History Channel. The series, which tells stories from Genesis to Revelation, first airs on Sunday, March 3 at 8 p.m. Eastern time and continues each week through Easter Sunday. About the series: The Bible comes to life in HISTORY’s epic new series. From Genesis to Revelation, these unforgettable stories unfold through live action and cutting-edge computer-generated imagery, offering new insight...
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The transformation process of a Christian - Thursday,...
Ben Trueblood joins Harold Harper to discuss the transformation process that occurs in the life of students when they become Christ followers. Ben is the director of student ministries at LifeWay Christian Resources in Nashville, Tenn. He explains that modern day christians sometimes take for granted the powerful changes that develop when we become Christians. Ben has served the local church as a student pastor for twelve years. In addition to his role at LifeWay Ben currently serves as the...
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What women are looking for - Wednesday, February 27th
Marian Jordan shares how God led her through the wilderness when her faith was under attack. She is the author of Wilderness Skills for Women: How to Survive Heartbreak and Other Full-Blown-Melt Downs. About the book: From Moses to Jesus, so many heroes of the Bible had to endure some type of wilderness season in their life, a time of testing that was painful to endure but ultimately brought glory to God. In Wilderness Skills for Women, rising author/speaker Marian Jordan sees the same thing...
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Rep. Diane Black and the pro-life movement - Wednesday,...
Rep. Diane Black joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss Roe v. Wade. Rep. Black offers an inside view of the climate of the pro-life movement in Washington D.C. She represents Tennessee’s 6th Congressional District, which encompasses areas north, east and south of Nashville. (Read her full biography here) About Rep. Black: As a nurse for over 40 years, small business owner and former educator, Congressman Diane Black brings a unique perspective to her work in Washington. From her work in the...
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‘A Passion for Prayer’: Spiritual awakening - Monday,...
Tom Elliff discusses the moral state of the church in America and the need for a spiritual awakening. Tom is the author of numerous books and the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va. He is the founder of Living in the Word Publications. To learn more about Tom go to tomelliff.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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‘One Million Men’ against pornography - Monday, February...
Jay Dennis joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss his passion of leading men to live lives of moral purity. He has developed a ministry called One Million Men Porn Free which asks men inside churches of all denominations, to make a commitment to live a pornography-free life. Jay is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland, Fla. (Learn more about Jay here) It’s Been Called the Bubonic Plague! Pornography. It threatens marriages, homes, and the church. It is the number one...
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‘Path of Purity’: Parents talking to their kids about...
Bob Bunn joins us today to discuss the obstacles parents face when talking with their children about sexuality. Bob is the editor of the Path of Purity: A Family Guide and former editor of Living with Teenagers. Bob covers many reasons parents avoid talking to their kids about sexuality. He explains why it is so important though - despite feeling uncomfortable with some topics. About Path of Purity: Conversations and direction about pure living should start early in a childs life and carry...
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Understanding and showing God’s grace - Saturday,...
Johnnie Moore returns to the program to help listeners understand Gods grace as well as show it. Johnnie is the vice president of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va, and the author of Dirty God: Jesus in the Trenches. Johnnie offers some advice to Christians who feel they are inadequate. Johnnie Moore is the 29 year-old Vice President of Liberty University, he has long been numbered among the youngest university executives in the United States. He is an author, commentator, advisor,...
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Weekend - February 23-24, 2013 - Saturday, February 23rd
A special edition of For Faith Family Weekend celebrates love and purity in this final weekend of February. Up first, a look at the ministry of True Love Waits with co-founder Jimmy Hester and after that, Sissy Goff talks raising girls and what parents should know. Next, Johnnie Moore shares how a better understanding of Gods grace can be life-changing and Bob Bunn the author of Path of Purity: A Family Guide joins the program. Albert Mohler and Richard Land talk sexual morality; followed by...
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Tom Elliff on discouragement - Friday, February 22nd
Have you ever wrestled with discouragement? Tom Elliff returns to offer encouragement and share what Scripture says about overcoming discouragement. Tom is the author of numerous books and the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va. He examines why God allows discouragement in our lives. Tom is the founder of Living in the Word Publications. To learn more about Tom go to tomelliff.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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The church’s response to pornography - Friday, February...
Jay Dennis joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss his passion of leading men to live lives of moral purity. He has developed a ministry called One Million Men Porn Free which asks men inside churches of all denominations, to make a commitment to live a pornography-free life. Jay is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland, Fla. (Learn more about Jay here) It’s Been Called the Bubonic Plague! Pornography. It threatens marriages, homes, and the church. It is the number one...
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Let’s protect our daughters - Friday, February 22nd
Recently, a woman died during an attempted third-trimester abortion. Her family rushed her to the hospital in a last-minute, desperate effort to save her life, but to no avail. The tragedy is obvious and heartbreaking. An innocent, promising new life was ended, the woman’s parents lost their daughter, and her husband lost his wife. Now, imagine a teenage girl going through the ordeal of an abortion, without her family even aware of it. Such a situation exists in many states. In a land where...
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Return to the classics: Chuck Colson - Friday, February...
In continuation of the 15th anniversary celebration for For Faith Family radio, we are bring back some of our favorite classic programs. In this edition, Dr. Richard Land talks with Chuck Colson about his book The Good Life. Chuck was also the founder of Prison Fellowship. You can learn more about Chuck Colson at www.colsoncenter.org. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Fifteen years of For Faith & Family (part three) -...
This week marks the 15th anniversary of For Faith Family radio. In celebration, we would like to take a trip down memory lane. Harold Harper and Dr. Richard Land sit down to talk about some of their favorite guests, moments and segments of the past 15 years. Books of interest: Birth Order Book, The: Why You Are the Way You Are Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Return to the classics: Kevin Leman - Thursday, February...
In continuation of the 15th anniversary celebration for For Faith Family radio, we are bring back some of our favorite classic programs. In this edition, Dr. Richard Land talks with renowned psychologist and New York Times bestselling author Kevin Leman, about his book The Birth Order Connection: Finding and Keeping the Love of Your Life. You can learn more about Tom at drleman.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Fifteen years of For Faith & Family (part two) -...
This week marks the 15th anniversary of For Faith Family radio. In celebration, we would like to take a trip down memory lane. Harold Harper and Dr. Richard Land sit down to talk about some of their favorite guests, moments and segments of the past 15 years. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Return to the classics: Tom Nelson - Wednesday, February...
In continuation of the 15th anniversary celebration for For Faith Family radio, we are bring back some of our favorite classic programs. In this edition, Dr. Richard Land talks with Tom Nelson, pastor of Denton Bible Church and author of A Life Well Lived: A Study of the Book of Ecclesiastes. You can learn more about Tom at dentonbible.org. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Being ‘hands and feet’ - Tuesday, February 19th
The Bible teaches us to serve others and help the needy. But sometimes that can be overwhelming and we wonder how we can make a difference. Lorie Newman is here to share her insight. She is the author of A Cup of Cold Water in His Name: 60 Ways To Care for the Needy. She shares how Matthew 25:40 completely changed her perspective on helping the needy. Lorie is the founder of an orphan ministry which enables over 250 impoverished African orphans to receive regular food, clothing, and...
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Fifteen years of For Faith & Family radio - Tuesday,...
This week marks the 15th anniversary of For Faith Family radio. In celebration, we would like to take a trip down memory lane. Harold Harper and Dr. Richard Land sit down to talk about some of their favorite guests, moments and segments of the past 15 years. Learn more about Joi Wassill here. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Return to the classics: Joi Wasill - Tuesday, February...
In continuation of the 15th anniversary celebration for For Faith Family radio, we are bring back some of our favorite classic programs. In this edition, Dr. Richard Land talks with Joi Wasill about the decisions that come along with teen pregnancy. You can learn more about Jois ministry at decisionschoicesandoptions.org. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Weekend - February 16-17, 2013 - Saturday, February 16th
Leading off todays program, Allison Bottke explains how parents can help their children but not enable them. Next, Jeremy Howard explains how to relate to the culture Jesus lived in 2000 years ago. Later, Johnnie Moore on what real Christianity looks like and Karen Cole talks to two teenagers who are working to stop human trafficking in Moldova. Art Rainer describes the need for unconditional love and Sara Horn says striving to be a Proverbs 31 woman is worth it. Finally, a special look at a...
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Love is a choice - Friday, February 15th
Valentine’s Day has passed. I hope you made sure your loved ones know how much you love them. Love is one of humanity’s greatest glues. It holds us together in ways few things can. Yet it is nearly undefinable. Try as we may, no definition fully captures its meaning. This shouldn’t surprise us, though. After all, Scripture tells us that God is love. We can no more fully define love than we can fully define God. We can’t define love, but we know when we experience it. Love overpowers with a...
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‘A Cup of Cold Water’: Orphans - Friday, February 15th
The Bible teaches us to serve others and help the needy. But sometimes that can be overwhelming and we wonder how we can make a difference. Lorie Newman is here to share her insight. She is the author of A Cup of Cold Water in His Name: 60 Ways To Care for the Needy. She shares how Matthew 25:40 completely changed her perspective on helping the needy. Lorie is the founder of an orphan ministry which enables over 250 impoverished African orphans to receive regular food, clothing, and...
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Spiritual resume - Thursday, February 14th
What is a spiritual resume? Jennifer McCaman joins us to offer her insight, as well as offer suggestions to help you stand out and showcase your best version to the world. Learn more about Jennifer here.
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Protecting our children from pornography - Wednesday,...
Jay Dennis returns to share how parents can protect their children, especially their sons, from pornography. Jay discusses his passion of leading men to live lives of moral purity. He has developed a ministry called One Million Men Porn Free which asks men inside churches of all denominations, to make a commitment to live a pornography-free life. Jay is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland, Fla. (Learn more about Jay here) Jay is the author of Our Hardcore Battle...
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A father’s influence - Tuesday, February 12th
Mark Merrill challenges men to a new way of thinking when it comes to being a father. Mark is the founder and president of Family First and the author of All Pro Dad: Seven Essentials to Be a Hero to Your Kids. Authoring the newly released book, All Pro Dad—Seven Essentials to Be a Hero to Your Kids, was quite challenging and yet rewarding. I’ll always be striving to be an All Pro Dad myself and I’m passionate about making family a top priority in my life and in the lives of others. (Read...
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Weekend - February 9-10, 2013 - Saturday, February 9th
Leading off the program, Thomas Willis talks to Johnnie Moore about Gods grace and why it affects all of Christianity; thats followed by a conversation with Jeremy Howard discussing the practicality of the Bible. Nancy Merrill talks about the touchy topic of relating to your adult children and Mark Merrill says fathers shouldnt leave their leadership qualities at the workplace. Next, Stephen Mansfield joins Richard Land for a special conversation on the faith of Abraham Lincoln. Later,...
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More on Save Our Sisters - Friday, February 8th
Karen Cole chats with Morgan and Brianna of Save Our Sisters. They are committed to saving their sisters by fighting the war on sex trafficking. About Save Our Sisters Fourth of July, 2010, happened to be on a Sunday. In Bible Fellowship that morning our 9th grade class of girls were in the prayer room talking and praying over the freedoms we are thankful for. At one point one of the girls blurted out the blessing we have of not being literally enslaved in physical bondage, specifically...
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Kairos - Thursday, February 7th
Churches have tried all sorts of things to attract the younger generation. But what if it was as simple as reading Gods word and explaining what it means? Mike Glenn shares how his church found a younger generation that was hungry for the Gospel. Mike is the senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn. He is also the author of The Gospel of Yes and In Real Time. About Kairos: Kairos is a come-as-you-are, wear-what-you-want, keep-it-real worship experience geared toward young...
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The Scriptures and battling discouragement - Thursday,...
Have you ever wrestled with discouragement? Tom Elliff of Living in the Word joins us to discuss what Scripture says about overcoming discouragement. Tom is the author of numerous books and the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va. He examines why God allows discouragement in our lives. Tom is the founder of Living in the Word Publications. To learn more about Tom go to tomelliff.com. For additional resources, connect with us on Facebook: facebook.com/ForFaithFamily.
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Teaching to pray - Tuesday, February 5th
Tom Elliff shares how he discovered the power and importance of prayer. Tom is the president of the International Mission Board in Richmond, Va.
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PSA: The Psalm 139 Project - Monday, February 4th
There are many ways to be a champion for life, and one of them is providing a woman in a crisis pregnancy a window into the world of the child she is carrying. This is the intent of the Psalm 139 Project - to aid pregnancy resource centers in securing ultrasound machines. Most women in a crisis pregnancy who are given a glimpse of the life within them choose life. However, this is only possible when women can go to a pregnancy center with an ultrasound machine. Sonogram machines are...
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Weekend - February 2-3, 2013 - Saturday, February 2nd
In the first segment, Johnnie Moore explains the importance of Gods grace and Henry Blackaby talks about the Holy Spirit. Richard Land and Stephen Mansfield discuss the faith of Abraham Lincoln and after that, Tony Merida answers the question: Is adoption right for your family? Next, Mark Merrill touts the benefits of memorable monuments and David Delk shares why churches need man codes. Finally a promotion of For Faith and Familys Facebook page and Michael Kelleys thoughts on the different...
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One Million Men - Friday, February 1st
Jay Dennis joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss his passion of leading men to live lives of moral purity. He has developed a ministry called One Million Men Porn Free which asks men inside churches of all denominations, to make a commitment to live a pornography-free life. Jay is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church at the Mall in Lakeland, Fla. (Learn more about Jay here) It’s Been Called the Bubonic Plague! Pornography. It threatens marriages, homes, and the church. It is the number one...
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Guns and mass shootings - Friday, February 1st
The recent death of 20 children and six adults in Newtown, CT is truly heartbreaking. And this was just the latest in a stunning list of shooting tragedies. I share the desire to stop this from ever happening again. Many are focusing on gun control as the solution. There are some good proposals, but some common-sense is also needed. For one, background checks should be required for all commercial gun sales, including gun shows and internet sales. Most states do not require this. But there...
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How churches can help soldiers returning from battle -...
Chaplains Doug Carver and Keith Travis of the North American Mission Board, sit down with Karen Cole to discuss soldiers who are returning home from the battlefield and what churches can do to help them in their transitions. Chaplain Travis, a retired Army officer of 28 years, shares what it was like first joining in the military and becoming a chaplain. Chaplain Travis spent his entire career as an active duty and reserve chaplain. Chaplain Carver is a retired Army officer of 38 years. He...
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Mosaic - Thursday, January 31st
Bluegrass and gospel singer Ricky Skaggs sits down with Karen Cole to discuss his album Mosaic. Mosaic marked a return to a full band sound that mixed elements of Country music with Beatles-esque melody and lyrics that spoke to Skaggs faith, making music that is in my head and in my heart, as Ricky said. Grammy winning songwriter/producer Gordon Kennedy, who co-wrote Eric Claptons Change the World, was instrumental as co-producer and writer. This most special album hooks the heart, as the...
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Pain and forgiveness - Wednesday, January 30th
Mike Glenn shares that our own life experiences are the root of some of the issues we face. Mike is the senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn. He is also the author of The Gospel of Yes and In Real Time. In The Gospel of Yes, Mike Glenn reveals God’s most powerful word, which opens our eyes to everything he does. That word is YES. God said “yes” to creating a world for us to live in and “yes” to inviting us into a relationship with him. No matter what we face in life,...
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Talking to your kids about sex - Tuesday, January 29th
Is there any conversation more awkward then talking with our kids about sex? Vicki Courtney says its a conversation worth having, one parents shouldnt avoid. She also seeks to provide women and/or parents with the tools necessary to navigate today’s promiscuous culture. Vicki shares how we can protect our children from a culture that is trying to define them. Books of interest: 5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter Vicki Courtney is...
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Case for Life: Redemption - Tuesday, January 29th
Scott Klusendorf joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss protecting the lives of the unborn and shares a story about preaching on abortion. When I preach on abortion, I level the playing field. I make it very clear that the Gospel is the only solution for human hurt and guilt, but I make it very clear it is not just the people who had abortions that need this Gospel. I need it; the person who has gossiped against their neighbor needs it Scott is the president of Life Training Institute. He is the...
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Weekend - January 26-27, 2013 - Saturday, January 26th
First up, Mark Merrill explains the gift children want from their father the most and later, Keith Travis and Doug Carver provide a special look into the ministry of military chaplains. Next, Art Rainer discusses the power of transparent fathers and after that, Richard Land and Jay Dennis talk about a potential poison to every relationshippornography. In the third segment, two conversations on combatting the evil of human trafficking; first, Daniel Walker recounts his first-hand story of...
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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Friday,...
This week, we experienced a truly remarkable day. On Monday, January 21, we remembered the great Martin Luther King. Jr. and watched as Barack Obama was inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States. While I have significant differences with many of President Obama’s policies, I am encouraged by the progress our country has made in opening up the American dream to every citizen, regardless of the color of his or her skin. President Obama worked hard to reach his dream. I...
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Decisions, Choices and Options: Teen pregnancy - Friday,...
Teenagers facing unplanned pregnancies are often scared and confused, and many do not fully understand their options. Joi Wasill, the Program Director for Decisions Choices and Options, seeks to change that. She goes into schools and crisis pregnancy centers presenting current, factual information about parenting, abortion, and adoption to correct any misconceptions about these options. She joins us today to explore adoption as a viable, loving option for a woman facing an unplanned...
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Pure Freedom: Gestalt Theory - Thursday, January 24th
Dannah Gresh explains that there is a scientific reason for women to persue modesty. She shares some of the challenges girls face when trying to live a lifestyle of sexual purity. Dannah is the author of Six Ways to Keep the Little in Your Girl. She is also the founder of Secret Keeper Girl. The foundation behind all of Gresh’s work is her belief in having a strong parent/child relationship. Secret Keeper Girl, targeting tweens, is all about mother/daughter connectedness. The event will...
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True manliness - Thursday, January 24th
Byron Yawn explains what true manliness is. Byron is the senior pastor at Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tenn., and the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him. Every man encounters significant struggles in lifestruggles that result in poor choices and decisions. Frequently these mistakes can be traced back to a common problema father who (even unintentionally) failed to provide counsel or a positive role model. Byron offers vital input many men wished they had received...
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Save Our Sisters - Wednesday, January 23rd
Karen Cole chats with Morgan and Brianna of Save Our Sisters. They are committed to saving their sisters by fighting the war on sex trafficking. About Save Our Sisters Fourth of July, 2010, happened to be on a Sunday. In Bible Fellowship that morning our 9th grade class of girls were in the prayer room talking and praying over the freedoms we are thankful for. At one point one of the girls blurted out the blessing we have of not being literally enslaved in physical bondage, specifically...
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Parents need to grow up, too - Wednesday, January 23rd
Milan and Kay Yerkovich discuss how parents often have their own growing up to do. No parent is perfect, but growing and learning from situations is what makes a good parent. Milan and Kay are the authors of How We Love Our Kids: The Five Love Styles of Parenting. About Milan: Milan, ordained minister and pastoral counselor, has devoted himself to working with families and couples for over thirty years. Milan holds his masters degree in Biblical Studies and his California teaching...
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Chaplaincy and the Southern Baptist Convention -...
Chaplains Doug Carver and Keith Travis join Karen Cole to discuss the role of military chaplaincy in the Southern Baptist Convention. Chaplain Travis, a retired Army officer of 28 years, shares what it was like first joining in the military and becoming a chaplain. Chaplain Travis spent his entire career as an active duty and reserve chaplain. Chaplain Carver is a retired Army office of 38 years. He began his career as a field artillery officer before he surrounded his life to the...
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Case for Life: Teaching those without a Christian...
Scott Klusendorf joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss the responsibility Christians have to make the case for life with people who dont have a Christian worldview. Scott is the president of Life Training Institute. He is the author of The Case for Life: Equipping Christians to Engage the Culture. Learn more here. To learn more about Life Training Institute, go to prolifetraining.com
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Marriage and road life - Monday, January 21st
Bluegrass and gospel singer Ricky Skaggs sits down with Karen Cole to share how he kept his marriage strong, despite living life on the road. Ricky Skaggs has often said that he is just trying to make a living playing the music he loves. But its clear that his passion for bluegrass puts him in the position to bring this lively, distinctively American form of music out of isolation and into the ears and hearts of audiences across the country and around the world. Ricky Skaggs is always...
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Weekend - January 19-20, 2013 - Saturday, January 19th
Todays program gives an extra focus to the celebration of life and family, in honor of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday this weekend. First up, Lorie Newman shares how Christians can use what they have right nowto help others, and after that Brian Fikkert explains how paternalism can hinder missions efforts. Next, Byron Yawn talks fathers and the family atmosphere followed by Ken Abraham on how to care for aging parents. Dwayne Hastings and Perry Hancock discuss how the lives of babies are...
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Remembering 40 years of abortion - Friday, January 18th
On January 22, our nation reaches the fortieth anniversary of the horrific Roe v. Wade decision, legalizing abortion-on-demand. For forty years, our nation has sanctioned the killing of more than one million unborn children every year, resulting in more than 50 million abortions, with no end in sight. This is a tragic milestone that should cause us to repent and weep. These unborn children are the most vulnerable human beings among us, yet they are afforded no protection by society. They are...
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Three principles of marriage - Friday, January 18th
Byron Yawn shares three important principles in marriage: love, sacrifice and service. Byron is the senior pastor at Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tenn., and the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him. Every man encounters significant struggles in lifestruggles that result in poor choices and decisions. Frequently these mistakes can be traced back to a common problema father who (even unintentionally) failed to provide counsel or a positive role model. Byron offers...
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Dealing with relationships - Friday, January 18th
Mike Glenn discusses the danger of expecting other people to fulfill your needs and fix your brokenness. Mike is the senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn. He is also the author of The Gospel of Yes and In Real Time. In The Gospel of Yes, Mike Glenn reveals God’s most powerful word, which opens our eyes to everything he does. That word is YES. God said “yes” to creating a world for us to live in and “yes” to inviting us into a relationship with him. No matter what we...
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Greatest need of the generation - Thursday, January 17th
Mike Blackaby joins Harold Harper to talk about the greatest need in todays generation of youth. Mike is the author of When Worlds Collide: Stepping up and Standing Out in an anti God Culture. What does it mean to collide with the world? Mike encourages listeners not to withdraw from the world but to to engage the world head on and without compromising. Mike is the minister of single adults at First Baptist Church, Jonesboro, Georgia. He is the oldest grandson of Henry and Marilynn Blackaby....
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Abortion in America - Thursday, January 17th
Scott Klusendorf joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss the state of abortion in America. What I see happening is the public is more willing to give us a hearing. I am not one who believes that there has been a gigantic shift in favor of the pro-life view in the sphere of public opinion, but it is certainly not the hostile environment that I experienced 15 years ago… Scott is the president of Life Training Institute. He is the author of The Case for Life: Equipping Christians to Engage the...
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Decisions, Choices & Options: Adoption language -...
Teenagers facing unplanned pregnancies are often scared and confused, and many do not fully understand their options. Joi Wasill, the Program Director for Decisions Choices and Options, discusses the importance of talking about adoptions. She goes into schools and crisis pregnancy centers presenting current, factual information about parenting, abortion, and adoption to correct any misconceptions about these options. About: Decisions, Choices Options began as the result of a crisis pregnancy...
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Picking your battles and protecting your kids -...
Vicki Courtney shares how we can protect our children from a culture that is trying to define them. Books of interest: 5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter Vicki Courtney is an author and speaker with a ministry that reaches over 150,000 people a year through events, books, and online resources. A mother herself to three children, she seeks to provide women and/or parents with the tools necessary to navigate today’s promiscuous...
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Worship goes beyond praise - Wednesday, January 16th
Mike Harland explains how corporate worship isnt for filling up your spiritual tank, but for responding to Gods revelation. Mike is the author of Seven Words of Worship: The Key to a Lifetime of Experiencing God. Mike Harland is the director of LifeWay Worship in Nashville, Tenn. You can learn more about LifeWay Worship at lifeway.com/worship. Follow Mike on Twitter: @mikeharlandLW
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Understanding atheism - Monday, January 14th
Dr. Al Mohler helps listeners understand what atheism is. Dr. Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of Atheism Remix: A Christian Confronts the New Atheists. About Atheism Remix: A Christian Confronts the New Atheists: Al Mohler explores the newest strain of atheism, its foremost thinkers, the cultural conditions that have bred it, and how Christians should respond. Something has changed in American culture. What for years was a little-regarded...
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Weekend - January 12-13, 2013 - Saturday, January 12th
This edition of For Faith Family Weekend features conversations on prayer, missions, mentoring and a lot more. First up, Byron Yawn outlines the huge impact a father can have on his children and Dwayne Hastings shares a brief look at the ministry of the Psalm 139 Project. Lorie Newman talks about the relationship between prayer and feeding the impoverished followed by Vicki Courtney on why parents cant keep their children from making mistakes. Later, Mike Blackaby talks about the importance...
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A resolution that works - Friday, January 11th
New Year’s resolutions! Most of them are about as useful as an empty water bottle in the desert. They give us hope that things will be better, but in the end usually lead to disappointment as we fall back into our old habits. It doesn’t have to be that way. At any time, your life can change for the better. The New Year is as good a place as any to start. So what would it take to make a permanent change for the better this year? The crucial part for change is with our thought processes. The...
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Preaching about abortion - Friday, January 11th
Scott Klusendorf joins Dr. Richard Land to discuss why abortion is not preached in churches. When I preach on abortion, I level the playing field. I make it very clear that the Gospel is the only solution for human hurt and guilt, but I make it very clear it is not just the people who had abortions that need this Gospel. I need it; the person who has gossiped against their neighbor needs it Scott is the president of Life Training Institute. He is the author of The Case for Life: Equipping...
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Deciding when to remarry - Friday, January 11th
Ron Deal of Smart Stepfamilies examines when its a good time to think about remarrying. Ron is the author of The Remarriage Checkup: Tools to Help Your Marriage Last a Lifetime. About Smart Stepfamilies (from the official website): Is the largest web site for stepfamilies and stepfamily ministries available; Is a primary point of referral for remarriage and stepfamily training by organizations like FamilyLife, Focus on the Family, Prepare-Enrich, HomeWord, Americas Family Coaches, and the...
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Pressure kids face in today’s culture - Thursday,...
Vicki Courtney returns to discuss the pressures our kids face in todays culture. She seeks to provide women and/or parents with the tools necessary to navigate today’s promiscuous culture. Books of interest: 5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter Vicki Courtney is an author and speaker with a ministry that reaches over 150,000 people a year through events, books, and online resources. A mother herself to three children, she seeks to...
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Moving towards “yes” - Thursday, January 10th
Mike Glenn shares how to move towards yes. Mike is the senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn. He is also the author of The Gospel of Yes and In Real Time. In The Gospel of Yes, Mike Glenn reveals God’s most powerful word, which opens our eyes to everything he does. That word is YES. God said “yes” to creating a world for us to live in and “yes” to inviting us into a relationship with him. No matter what we face in life, the best way to live is captured in one word:...
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Pornography affecting marriage - Wednesday, January 9th
Jeff Morgan talks about the devastating affect pornography has on marriage and other relationships. Jeff specializes in working with individuals, couples and families at his practice in Brentwood, Tenn. Learn more about Jeff at jeffmorgantherapist.com.
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Secularism vs. atheism - Wednesday, January 9th
Dr. Al Mohler discusses the difference between secularism and atheism. Dr. Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of Atheism Remix: A Christian Confronts the New Atheists. About Atheism Remix: A Christian Confronts the New Atheists: Al Mohler explores the newest strain of atheism, its foremost thinkers, the cultural conditions that have bred it, and how Christians should respond. Something has changed in American culture. What for years was a...
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Collide with the world - Wednesday, January 9th
As a Christian, surviving in todays culture can be difficult and exhausting. What does it mean to collide with the world? Mike Blackaby joins Harold Harper explain and to encourage listeners not to withdraw from the world but to to engage the world head on and without compromising. Mike is the minister of single adults at First Baptist Church, Jonesboro, Georgia. He is the oldest grandson of Henry and Marilynn Blackaby. (More here) He is the author of When Worlds Collide: Stepping up and...
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Focused student ministry - Tuesday, January 8th
Jeff Lovingood examines why not every idea is worth doing. He shares how a focused student ministry works towards glorifying God. Jeff is the Next Generation Pastor at Long Hollow Baptist Church in Hendersonville, Tenn. He is the author of Make It Last: Proven Principles for Effective Student Ministry. About Jeff: From small country churches to multi-thousand congregations, Jeff Lovingood has spent the last couple decades trying to reach his community and see souls won to Christ. Originally...
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Father Wounds: Blaming personal failures on our fathers...
Byron Yawn discusses why many people blame their personal issues on their fathers failures. Byron is the senior pastor at Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tenn., and the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him. Every man encounters significant struggles in lifestruggles that result in poor choices and decisions. Frequently these mistakes can be traced back to a common problema father who (even unintentionally) failed to provide counsel or a positive role model. Byron...
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Short Term Missions and ‘When Helping Hurts’ - Tuesday,...
Brian Fikkert discusses missions and what Christians can do to help those who are hurting. Brian is a professor of Economics Community Development at Covenant College and the Director of The Chalmers Center. His book When Helping Hurts creates a new paradigm for partnership by asking Christians to declare and demonstrate among people who are poor that Jesus Christ is making all things new. While this book exposes past and current development efforts that churches have engaged in which...
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Decisions, Choices and Options - Monday, January 7th
Teenagers facing unplanned pregnancies are often scared and confused, and many do not fully understand their options. Joi Wasill, the Program Director for Decisions Choices and Options, seeks to change that. She goes into schools and crisis pregnancy centers presenting current, factual information about parenting, abortion, and adoption to correct any misconceptions about these options. She joins us today to explore adoption as a viable, loving option for a woman facing an unplanned...
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Chasing Elephants: Living in a cause-driven culture -...
We live in a cause driven culture. Brent Crowe joins us to answer some questions such as ?Are we giving to charities for the right reasons? Brent is the vice president of Student Leadership University in Orlando, Fla. He is also the author of Chasing Elephants: Wrestling with the Gray Areas of Life. Engaging issues such as leadership, culture, and change, Brent speaks to tens of thousands across the nation and abroad at events such as Universal Studios Rock the Universe, Acquire the Fire...
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2013: Challenges and opportunities - Friday, January 4th
The 113th Congress, soon to start work, will pick up where the 112th Congress left off. Ongoing political stalemate will pose major hurdles for traditional family values. Barring a great movement of God, which can certainly happen, it is unlikely we will make any significant progress advancing our pro-life agenda. To date, there is not even support in the Democrat-controlled Senate for a bill requiring parental notification before an abortionist performs an abortion on a minor girl....
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Family ministry - Thursday, January 3rd
Jeff Lovingood discusses the pressure on ministers to be there for everyone. Jeff is the Next Generation Pastor at Long Hollow Baptist Church in Hendersonville, Tenn. He is the author of Make It Last: Proven Principles for Effective Student Ministry. About Jeff: From small country churches to multi-thousand congregations, Jeff Lovingood has spent the last couple decades trying to reach his community and see souls won to Christ. Originally the Youth Pastor at Long Hollow, Jeff now oversees...
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In the world, but not part of it - Thursday, January 3rd
As a Christian, surviving in todays culture can be difficult and exhausting. Mike Blackaby joins Harold Harper to encourage listeners not to withdraw from the world but to to engage the world head on and without compromising. Mike is the minister of single adults at First Baptist Church, Jonesboro, Georgia. He is the oldest grandson of Henry and Marilynn Blackaby. (More here) He is the author of When Worlds Collide: Stepping up and Standing Out in an anti God Culture.
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Living in the yes - Wednesday, January 2nd
What does it mean to live in the yes? Mike Glenn, senior pastor of Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood, Tenn., is here to explain. He is also the author of The Gospel of Yes and In Real Time. In The Gospel of Yes, Mike Glenn reveals God’s most powerful word, which opens our eyes to everything he does. That word is YES. God said “yes” to creating a world for us to live in and “yes” to inviting us into a relationship with him. No matter what we face in life, the best way to live is captured...
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‘A Life Well Lived’: Why does God let bad things happen?...
Why does God let bad things happen? Tommy Nelson joins Dr. Richard Land to explore that question.Tommy is the pastor of the Denton Bible Church near Dallas, Texas. He is also the author of A Life Well Lived: A Study of the Book of Ecclesiastes. About Tommy: Tommy Nelson has been the Pastor of Denton Bible Church, in Denton, Texas, since 1977. Tommy graduated from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. He then attended Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas,...
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Children’s marital status - Tuesday, January 1st
Nancy Williams shares how parents can build strong relationships with in-laws - even if you dont get along well. She warns that sometimes it can be a careful dance and that opinions must be given in love. Nancy is a family counselor in Wimberley, Texas, and the author of Secrets to Parenting Your Adult Child. From Nancy: If you’re a parent adjusting to an empty nest, welcoming boomerang kids back home, or learning how to navigate the changing and challenging relationships with your adult...
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Single parents and online dating - Monday, December 31st
Ron Deal of Smart Stepfamilies shares what single parents need to be aware of when they consider online dating. Ron is the author of Dating and the Single Parent. Smart Stepfamilies is the largest web site for stepfamilies and stepfamily ministries available. About Smart Stepfamilies (from the official website): Is the largest web site for stepfamilies and stepfamily ministries available; Is a primary point of referral for remarriage and stepfamily training by organizations like FamilyLife,...
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Keys to combat today’s sexual tolerance - Monday,...
Dr. Al Mohler discusses the keys to combatting sexual tolerance within our society. Dr. Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of Desire and Deceit: The Real Cost of the New Sexual Tolerance. About Desire and Deceit: Lifetime monogamy is pass. Pornography infiltrates nearly every home. Homosexuality is accepted. Lust has been redefined. The family as an institution is questioned. We are reminded every day that assumptions about what is right and...
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Weekend - December 29-30, 2012 - Saturday, December 29th
Leading off, Mike Glenn talks relationships and later Milan and Kay Yerkovich discuss preparing children to live in a fallen world. Next, Vicki Courtney sheds some light on the pressures Christians face in society today and Byron Yawn talks plainly about the challenges of marriage. Jeff Lovingood shares his thoughts on always giving glory to God and Nancy Williams discusses why sometimes parents have a hard time moving past the mistakes of their children. Lastly, R.T. Kendall and Richard...
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Sexual morality - Friday, December 28th
Dr. Al Mohler joins us to discuss his book Desire and Deceit: The Real Cost of the New Sexual Tolerance and sexual morality in America. Dr. Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. About Desire and Deceit: Lifetime monogamy is pass. Pornography infiltrates nearly every home. Homosexuality is accepted. Lust has been redefined. The family as an institution is questioned. We are reminded every day that assumptions about what is right and wrong, sexually, are...
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Faulty views of sexuality - Thursday, December 27th
Byron Yawn shares how faulty views of sexuality can be found in the church as well as in the culture. Byron is the senior pastor at Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tenn., and the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him. Every man encounters significant struggles in lifestruggles that result in poor choices and decisions. Frequently these mistakes can be traced back to a common problema father who (even unintentionally) failed to provide counsel or a positive role model....
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How to handle a parent with illness - Thursday, December...
Ken Abraham offers some advice to those listening on how to handle a parent with illness. He is the author of When Your Parent Becomes Your Child: A Journey of Faith Through My Mothers Dementia. From Amazon: At first, Ken Abraham wrote off his mothers changes in behavior as quirks that just come with old age. There was memory loss, physical decline, hygiene issues, paranoia, and uncharacteristic attitudes. He soon realized that dementia had changed her life—and his familiys—forever. How is...
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Mentoring teens: Don’t shelter them - Wednesday,...
Alvin Reid encourages churches to invest in students by teaching them to have a burden for the broken. Alvin is the author of Raising the Bar: Ministry to Youth in the New Millennium. From the publisher of Raising the Bar: Today’s generation of teens, the Millennial generation, is marked by teamwork, authenticity, and a “can-do” attitude. They are much more than kids finishing childhood—a perspective many in the church have and that drives what often happens in youth group—they are young...
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Inspiration behind ‘5 Parenting Styles’ - Wednesday,...
Milan and Kay Yerkovich return to For Faith Family to share the inspiration behind their book How We Love Our Kids: The Five Love Styles of Parenting. Milan and Kay have four children and five grandchildren. About Milan: Milan, ordained minister and pastoral counselor, has devoted himself to working with families and couples for over thirty years. Milan holds his masters degree in Biblical Studies and his California teaching credential. He loves teaching the Bible, and lecturing on...
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Adult children moving back home - Wednesday, December...
Nancy Williams shares what parents can do when adult children move back into your house. Nancy is a family counselor in Wimberley, Texas, and the author of Secrets to Parenting Your Adult Child. From Nancy: If you’re a parent adjusting to an empty nest, welcoming boomerang kids back home, or learning how to navigate the changing and challenging relationships with your adult children, my latest book, Secrets to Parenting Your Adult Child was written just for you. Learn more about Nancy at...
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Christmas sacrifice - Tuesday, December 25th
We don’t often think of sacrifice when we think of Christmas Day. In fact, in most homes it is just the opposite. The day is marked with abundant gifts to unwrap. Full plates of delicious food. And lots of family and friends to share the special day with. Yet the heart of Christmas is sacrifice: God giving up HIS Son for our eternal benefit. We know that without Christmas, Christ’s birth, Easter, the celebration of His resurrection, would never happen. In fact, the day would be just any...
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Story of the red kettles - Monday, December 24th
Lt. Colonel Charles White shares inspiring story of the Salvation Armys famous red kettles. Charles and his wife Shirley (also a Lt. Colonel) have been with the Salvation Army for 45 years. In 1982 the Whites were appointed as Area Commanders for the Nashville TN Area Command. It was here that the Angel Tree had its launch nationally. After appearances on ABC Nightline and an interview with Larry King , requests came from across the USA for information. While in Nashville, Col White...
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Life well lived - Monday, December 24th
Where is God when bad things happen? Tommy Nelson joins Dr. Richard Land to explore that question.Tommy is the pastor of the Denton Bible Church near Dallas, Texas. He is also the author of A Life Well Lived: A Study of the Book of Ecclesiastes. About Tommy: Tommy Nelson has been the Pastor of Denton Bible Church, in Denton, Texas, since 1977. Tommy graduated from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. He then attended Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas,...
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Weekend - December 22-23, 2012 - Saturday, December 22nd
This edition of For Faith Family Weekend features seven conversations that will hopefully improve your week and draw you closer to God. In the first segment, Brian Fikkert describes seeing Gods sovereignty even when he was in one of the poorest countries in the world and later, Brent Crowe sheds some light on what freedom in Christ is all about. Mike Glenn explains what living in the yes means and Byron Yawn shares why men struggle with family leadership. Next, Mike Blackaby outlines the...
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Successful marriage and trust - Friday, December 21st
Jeff Morgan shares some insight on how to prepare for successful marriage and how trust is so important. Jeff specializes in working with individuals, couples and families at his practice in Brentwood, Tenn. Learn more about Jeff at jeffmorgantherapist.com.
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Cohabitation - Friday, December 21st
Ron Deal of Smart Stepfamilies discusses the issue of cohabitation and how it affects children. Ron is the author of Dating and the Single Parent. Smart Stepfamilies is the largest web site for stepfamilies and stepfamily ministries available. About Smart Stepfamilies (from the official website): Is the largest web site for stepfamilies and stepfamily ministries available; Is a primary point of referral for remarriage and stepfamily training by organizations like FamilyLife, Focus on the...
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Ministry to schools - Thursday, December 20th
Jeff Lovingood encourages student ministers to abandon the us and them mentality and learn to serve their area schools instead. Jeff is the Next Generation Pastor at Long Hollow Baptist Church in Hendersonville, Tenn. About Jeff: From small country churches to multi-thousand congregations, Jeff Lovingood has spent the last couple decades trying to reach his community and see souls won to Christ. Originally the Youth Pastor at Long Hollow, Jeff now oversees the ministries for infants through...
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Salvation Army: Meeting people at their point of need -...
Lt. Colonel Charles White of the Salvation Army returns to share about the importance of meeting people at their point of need. Charles and his wife Shirley (also a Lt. Colonel) have been with the Salvation Army for 45 years. In 1982 the Whites were appointed as Area Commanders for the Nashville TN Area Command. It was here that the Angel Tree had its launch nationally. After appearances on ABC Nightline and an interview with Larry King , requests came from across the USA for information....
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Different parenting styles - Thursday, December 20th
Milan and Kay Yerkovich outline different parenting styles and how each can predict different outcomes. Milan and Kay are the authors of How We Love Our Kids: The Five Love Styles of Parenting. About Milan: Milan, ordained minister and pastoral counselor, has devoted himself to working with families and couples for over thirty years. Milan holds his masters degree in Biblical Studies and his California teaching credential. He loves teaching the Bible, and lecturing on relational theology. He...
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Sexual immorality in America - Wednesday, December 19th
Dr. Al Mohler joins us to discuss his book Desire and Deceit: The Real Cost of the New Sexual Tolerance and how sexual immorality is damaging America. He shares what we need to do to repair it. Dr. Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. About Desire and Deceit: Lifetime monogamy is pass. Pornography infiltrates nearly every home. Homosexuality is accepted. Lust has been redefined. The family as an institution is questioned. We are reminded every day that...
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How to relate to your adult children - Wednesday,...
Nancy Williams joins us to discuss her book Secrets to Parenting Your Adult Child. She offers advice to parents on how to relate to adult children. Nancy is a family counselor in Wimberley, Texas. From Nancy: If you’re a parent adjusting to an empty nest, welcoming boomerang kids back home, or learning how to navigate the changing and challenging relationships with your adult children, my latest book, Secrets to Parenting Your Adult Child was written just for you. Learn more about Nancy at...
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Lessons learned through the process - Tuesday, December...
Ken Abraham shares how his mothers onset of dementia was a learning process for the whole family. He is the author of When Your Parent Becomes Your Child: A Journey of Faith Through My Mothers Dementia. From Amazon: At first, Ken Abraham wrote off his mothers changes in behavior as quirks that just come with old age. There was memory loss, physical decline, hygiene issues, paranoia, and uncharacteristic attitudes. He soon realized that dementia had changed her life—and his familiys—forever....
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What do you wish your father had told you? - Tuesday,...
Byron Yawn was surprised by the emotional responses he received when he asked men one question: What do you wish your father had told you? Byron is the senior pastor at Community Bible Church in Nashville, Tenn., and the author of What Every Man Wishes His Father Had Told Him. Every man encounters significant struggles in lifestruggles that result in poor choices and decisions. Frequently these mistakes can be traced back to a common problema father who (even unintentionally) failed to...
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