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The persecution of the Little Sisters of the Poor | How Facebook grooms our kids and us

July 10, 2020

Public theologian Matthew Hawkins talks about the long legal battles of the Little Sisters of the Poor regarding their stand on not paying for abortifacients in their healthcare. LifeWay Social’s Chris Martin looks at the ways Facebook’s algorithms and policies are more concern with their profits, not our good.

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The persecution of the Little Sisters of the Poor | How Facebook grooms our kids and us

The persecution of the Little Sisters of the Poor - Matthew Hawkins
How Facebook grooms our kids and us - Chris Martin

We can’t say thanks enough – Carmen Laberge | A more healthy way of taking in news and other content – Chris Martin

What a week we had!! Carmen spends time thanking God and you again all that happened in our Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser! Again, thank you! Social media expert Chris Martin talks about his friend Trevin Wax’s ideas on how to have a more healthy intake of news and content. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support.…

April 26, 2024

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The things we don’t talk about, but should – Mike Novotny

During our Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser, we’re bringing you this special podcast! Pastor Mike Novotny, author of “Taboo,” talks about how we need to offer spaces for people to be honest about the struggles they are having and the sin they are fighting against so we can lovingly point them to Jesus for forgiveness…

April 25, 2024

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Looking at the story of Jesus afresh – Jerry Jenkins

During our Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser, we’re bringing you this special podcast! Novelist Jerry Jenkins, father of “The Chosen” producer Dallas Jenkins and author of novels based on the series, talks about the third The Chosen novel “And I Will Give You Rest,” as well as how as a novelist and…

April 24, 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.