Pastor Joshua Robertson with “The Rock” church in Harrisburg, PA shares how Christians can maintain the message of Christ and Christmas beyond December 25th. This applies to anyone whose celebration of Jesus aligned with some of the cultural Christmas glitz and glamor, as well as for anyone whose own Christmas was not like the personal …
Crossroads Prison Ministries‘ Jose Pichardo tells us how his organization connects inmates with mentors from churches to develop Christ-centered relationships.
Pollster George Barna speaks on the America Values Study, conducted by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University and commissioned by “AmericasOne” founder Marc Nutttle. It evaluated four dozen different values to determine what a majority of Americans say defines them and their life. Barna tells Family Life’s Mark Webster results suggest Americans may …
It won’t be too much longer before the fall foliage will be in “full bloom.” We get a fall foliage forecast from Taryn Bauerle, a plant specialist at Cornell University.
Focus on the Family‘s Paul Asay discusses depressions warning signs. He urges us to do away with pat answers and offers a number of ways we can help others who are suffering in sadness.
New York’s new guns which are confusing many people, including gun-owners Tom King, president of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association speaks with Family Life’s Bob Price.
A Christian counselor is concerned with the culture’s growing acceptance of the transgender lifestyle. Garry Ingraham with Love and Truth Network in Glendale, Arizona, who will be hosting a conference next month on God’s design for sex at the Family Life headquarters in Bath, New York, discusses.
Businessman and author Bob Hasson talks about the pandemic’s impact on the workplace, passion in our work, and our identity beyond the job.
Abortion is not just an issue in the U.S. It’s also a major problem in Mongolia. Missionary Mitch Tillman of Harbor Evangelism tells us of the efforts to “turn the tide” toward valuing life in the country in East Asia.
Reading the Bible in public school? It’s legal. Kori Pennypacker with Bible2School in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, tells us how her organization is seeking to get the Bible, and good Christian teaching, back into public schools.
