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with Carmen LaBerge

Hollywood looks at dementia | God can do All Things

January 15, 2021

Along with reviews of “News of the World” and “The Dig,” PluggedIn’s Adam Holz looks at a group of recent movies that tackle the issue of dementia. Author Karen Moore talks about her new devotional book “It’s Still Possible.”

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Hollywood looks at dementia | God can do All Things

Hollywood looks at dementia - Adam Holz
God can do All Things - Karen Moore

Being a stabilizing presence in an chaotic world – Elizabeth Neumann | The perfect God loves imperfect you – Faith Chang

National security expert Elizabeth Neuman talks about a recent foiled terror plot in Idaho, about the renewal of FISA, and why it’s important for our nation’s presence on the world stage to promote peace. Faith Chang, author of “Peace Over Perfection,” talks about the problems of Christian perfectionism,…

April 15, 2024

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The eternal God is our shield – Carmen LaBerge | Iran’s weekend attack and praying for the peace of Israel – Luke Moon

Carmen LaBerge spends time reflecting on two important aspects/titles of God: what His eternal nature means for us and how He shields us. Philos Project‘s Luke Moon offers an assessment of what happened over the weekend with Iran’s attack on Israel and how to pray regarding the situation in the Middle East. Faith…

April 15, 2024

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Is GenZ turning off the screens? – Paul Asay | Growing food. Growing people in Christ – Joey Lankford

Plugged In‘s Paul Asay talks about how many younger people are tired of always being online and are turning off their devices. Meanwhile, many Youtubers are retiring to connect with real people. Joey Lankford of Cul2vate talks about how he helps Christians and churches create community gardens that both provide need…

April 12, 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.