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DID JESUS OPPOSE HOMOSEXUALITY? THE BIBLICAL ANSWER NO ONE TALKS ABOUT
Segment 1: • Playing God? Scientists are creating human eggs and sperm in a lab—what are the moral boundaries? • […]
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BIBLICAL JUSTICE AND IMMIGRATION: HOW SHOULD THE CHURCH RESPOND?
Segment 1: • The Quaker Controversy: Quakers consider housing illegal immigrants a core religious duty. • Biblical Perspective: Does Scripture
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IS EXPOSITORY PREACHING THE GOLD STANDARD—OR JUST ONE METHOD?
It’s Mailbag Friday! You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers! Segment 1 • Is the rise of expository preaching putting the
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A NATION IN CRISIS: THE SIGNS OF CULTURAL SUICIDE WE CAN’T IGNORE
Segment 1: • Education at Risk: It’s not just jingles—are cell phones making kids less engaged and more distracted? •
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HE PAID IT ALL: HOW TO REST IN THE FINISHED WORK OF CHRIST
It’s Witness Wednesday! Todd Friel is back at Kennesaw State University to engage students in conversations about faith, salvation, and
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DOES IVF HONOR GOD’S PLAN FOR LIFE AND MARRIAGE?
Segment 1: • Spiritual Check-Up: Are you missing a vital part of your Christian faith? Examine your motivations for godliness.
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THE SWIFT SHIFT: WHY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTIONS STRAY FROM TRUTH SO QUICKLY
Segment 1: • Compromised Faith: Christians who sympathize with the world’s systems reflect “Stockholm Syndrome Christianity,” per John G. West,
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HEAVEN’S JOY VS. EARTH’S SORROW: HOW WILL ETERNITY CHANGE OUR PERSPECTIVE?
It’s Mailbag Friday! You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers! Segment 1 • Will we feel sorrow in heaven for loved
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DID JOE ROGAN MISS THE GOSPEL? A CRITICAL LOOK AT EVANGELISM IN MEDIA
Segment 1: • Evil on Display: A female Episcopalian bishop with a pro-abortion stance gives a condescending “sermon” at the
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THE DIVINE DILEMMA: HOW CAN JUSTICE AND MERCY COEXIST?
It’s Witness Wednesday! Todd Friel is at Kennesaw State University for some meaningful conversations with students about faith, God, and