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Mornings with Carmen LaBerge

with Carmen LaBerge

Heartbeat bills & religious liberty news | Gleaning wisdom from running

May 10, 2019

Carmen leads off with commentary about Jean Vanier. Matthew Hawkins discusses Heartbeat bills, honest talk about what’s in a woman’s womb, and other religious liberty news. Then, author Ryan Hall talks about his book Run the Mile You’re In: Finding God in Every Step.

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Heartbeat bills & religious liberty news | Gleaning wisdom from running

Heartbeat bills & religious liberty news - Matthew Hawkins
Gleaning wisdom from running - Ryan Hall

When pop culture invades a worship service – Adam Holz | Numbering our days and thinking about our deaths – Carmen LaBerge

Along with entertainment reviews, Adam Holz from Plugged In talks about a recent German church service that was Taylor Swift-themed. Carmen talks about being part of a friend’s funeral recently and the importance of numbering our days. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here …

May 17, 2024

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The beauty of the color green and love letters – Thann Bennett | God working in and through C.S. Lewis in his day – Daniel DeWitt

The Equipped Newsletter’s Thann Bennett speaks around the news headlines he covers in his news letters, but also about the true of God’s love for us and the beautiful of the color green that is so prevalent this time of year. Apologist Daniel DeWitt talks about God’s saving work in C.S. Lewis’ life, and…

May 17, 2024

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What we can learn of God’s work in rural churches – Glenn Daman | Helping young men become tenders of their gardens – Brant Hansen

Pastor Glenn Daman, author of “The Forgotten Church,” talks about the importance of rural churches and ministries, and what urban churches can learn from them. Brant Hansen, author of “The (Young) Men We Need,” talks about so much of the confusion, especially among young men, about what healthy masculinity…

May 16, 2024

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Mornings with Carmen LaBerge

Bringing the mind of Christ to bear on headline news, Carmen LaBerge enters into honest conversations through a framework of faith that leads to real hope.