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Sticking points
We’re in a unique time in history when up to four generations are together in the workforce at the same time
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The artist’s corner: Sara Groves
How does music connect us with the heart of God?
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The story behind “via dolorosa”
Billy Sprague unpacks a number of issues surrounding grief.
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A look at the Oscars
Neil Stavem and Drew Trotter talk about stories and themes coming out of Hollywood and the place of Christian films in pop culture
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Knowing when to care
James Emery White looks at what church leaders should be caring about.
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Stop human trafficking
How prevalent is human trafficking, and how can the Church get involved to end it?
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Traits of greatness
Presidents’ Day is set aside each year to remember the accomplishments of our nation’s leaders, primarily George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Noted speaker, author, and leadership coach Stephen Mansfield joins us to talk leadership, influence, and faith. Mansfield has written more than a dozen books on the faith of our presidents…
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Unplug your family
My wife and I were in a restaurant having lunch the other day with one of our sons, and couldn’t help but notice a nearby family: a mom, dad, two boys, and a daughter. The daughter was middle school age, and clearly in contemporary middle school mode: ear buds securely in place, staring off into space. Every aspect of her demeanor made…
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‘Popcultured’
Have we turned Christian authors and pastors into celebrities? How can we tell? Listen as Jo visits with author and poet Steve Turner. They talk about his book Popcultured: Thinking Christianly about style, media and entertainment, and how we can reverse the flow of ‘celebrity culture’ into our churches and book clubs. How can…
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No more throwaway babies
Representative Geanie W. Morrison crafted legislation as one of the first to recognize the need for a comprehensive approach to protect vulnerable children and their mothers. The deadly decision to abandon a baby or worse rests ultimately with the girl or woman who makes it. But I believe our culture has some culpability in these…
Break the complaining habit
You had a crummy day. Not much went right and you are exhausted. You find yourself in a Grinch mood. As a result, the rest of the day is spent complaining and venting.
Cleaning up the clutter in your life
With faith, hope and clarity, Bill Arnold welcomes Bible scholars, teachers, and Christian leaders to help us grow deeper in our faith. Bill Arnold brings hope and humor to conversations about current events, big ideas, and God’s work and redemption. Each weekday afternoon, Bill welcomes Bible scholars, teachers, and Christian…
Keeping secrets
A patient told me, “I have kept a secret from my husband. But if I tell him, it could end our marriage.”