Family Life Noon Report – 03/18/24
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029: Ten Minutes With…Jordan Feliz
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He is a husband, dad, Jesus-follower and a music maker. He’s also a hat-wearer and a Cali-guy at heart. Jordan Feliz also just celebrated his 35th birthday! He talks with Terese from the Main & Gabel Afternoon Show about his life and music, including the role MySpace had in his heart for ministry. Jordan is on the Love + Light Tour with Colton Dixon, coming to Milton, PA on 3/22. Find out more at www.familylife.org/events
Kids Corner – A Record of Wrongs
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Forgiveness seems simple, but when Mr. Jacobs says there might be more to it than just asking, the kids get a little nervous. Could he be right?
Bible Verses: Matthew 6, Mark 11:25, Luke 6:37, Psalm 103, Matthew 18:22, 2nd Peter 3:9
112 Rise Up: Something New
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Steve watched his first ever Star Wars movie. Ever. Steve and Tim chat about the perspective of trying something new… whether it’s your cup of tea or not…
Then: Steve displays even more movie cred.
Here’s the prayer of St. Patrick that you heard in this episode:
“Christ be with me, Christ within me,
Christ behind me, Christ before me,
Christ beside me, Christ to win me,
Christ to comfort and restore me.
Christ beneath me, Christ above me,
Christ in quiet, Christ in danger,
Christ in hearts of all that love me,
Christ in mouth of friend and stranger.”
Rise Up is a morning radio show hosted by Steve, Terese & Tim, on Family Life, a network of stations across New York and Pennsylvania. Our podcast is a weekly conversation designed to help you think, laugh, and keep your eyes on Jesus. If you haven’t already, subscribe today, so you don’t miss a single episode! Listen online and find out more about our show at familylife.org.
3/15/24 – 5 O’Clock Report
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Capital Connection – 3/15/24
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“Capital Connection” on Family Life 3/15/24
Christian watchdogs Jason McGuire and Michael Geer discuss the issues making news from Albany and Harrisburg from a faith and family perspective.
Listen for the latest analysis on these stories:
Making Political Hay out of the IVF Controversy
Recapping Legislative Day 2024 in New York
Decriminalizing Adultery, perhaps
New Bill Targets Gambling Addiction
Abortion Expansion Efforts in Pennsylvania
Jason McGuire is executive director of the New York Families Foundation: www.newyorkfamilies.org
Michael Geer is president of the Pennsylvania Family Institute: www.pafamily.org
They (and other representatives of these two organizations) join Family Life’s Bob Price for this weekly roundtable on the Friday edition of the Family Life Noon Report.
Family Life Noon Report – 03/15/24
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Family Life Noon Report – 03/15/24
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3/14/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
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3/14/24 5 O ‘Clock Report
Diversity of viewpoints on a SUNY campus (an update) – 3/14/24
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“Faith Under Fire” from Family Life
A reversal by campus leadership will now allow a group of conservative students to receive official recognition for their local chapter of Turning Point USA at SUNY/Cortland. The student senate there had initially vetoed approval of Turning Point as a campus organization. However, a First Amendment lawsuit was filed, claiming that the senate had discriminated against the students’ Constitutionally-protected viewpoints and that opponents had launched a planned assault on the students bringing a petition for consideration. According to the Alliance Defending Freedom, the petitioners endured 100 minutes of questioning and demeaning responses from student senators and a philosophy professor. Students Gabriella Delorenzo and Megan Rothmund next took there concerns to the college president. Erik Bitterbaum warned that they would likely be denied again, telling them, “We silence voices all the time in this country. That’s the tragedy and also the greatness of democracy.”
A review committee at the State University of New York school reversed the rejection, giving the Turning Point chapter the same rights and privileges of other officially-sanctioned campus organizations.
In this exclusive Family Life interview, ADF attorney Matthew Hoffman gives background on this specific lawsuit (which as of now continues to be pending, as ADF wishes to assure that SUNY/Cortland’s policies protect a full range of viewpoints in future decisions). Hoffman, who also works with ADF’s Center for Academic Freedom, also offers his perspectives on freedom of speech and thought on campus and in the culture, and the danger that officials who try to shut down or punish prominent groups and speakers also have a “chilling effect” on others who agree with divergent viewpoints.
For more information:
The Alliance Defending Freedom: ADFlegal.org
Specifics on the case and SUNY’s two actions: adflegal.org/case/turning-point-usa-suny-cortland-v-cortland-college-student-association
Matthew Hoffman: biography
Turning Point USA: national website
SUNY/Cortland: Student Government Association
Family Life News has also reached out to SUNY officials for their comments.
