Andy Bales and Mike Minter, part-time pastor at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin, TN, discuss the importance of trusting God's character during life changes, highlighting how significance comes from being a child of God rather than from worldly roles.

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Greg Seltz invites Dr. Michael Youssef of "Leading the Way," to discuss the confusion Christians face around voting. Dr. Youssef highlights portions of a free digital resource called, “A Biblical Worldview of Government: A Non-Partisan Perspective.” to bring biblical clarity. He discusses the importance of balancing civic duties with faith, urging believers to engage responsibly in government while upholding biblical values. Dr. Youssef later explains that while political outcomes matter, Christians should not rely on the government for what God has entrusted to individuals, families, and churches.

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The Christian Outlook - August 31, 2024

Albert Mohler shares about Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, writing a formal letter to the House Judiciary Committee that accuses the Biden administration of limiting speech on the platform.

Owen Strachan, host of the "Grace and Truth” podcast, invites Vanessa Sivadge, a courageous young nurse from Texas, to talk about her experience in speaking up over so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors, and how it ended up costing her job. For the entire conversation, click here.

Eric Metaxas and pastor Erwin Lutzer, author of “The Eclipse of God,” address how secularism and philosophical influences, such as those from Marx, Darwin, and Freud, have led to a redefinition of God, resulting in moral and societal decay. Lutzer talks about how without laws rooted in the Creation account, justice becomes arbitrary. His book aims to bring people back to the God of Scripture. For the entire conversation, click here.

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Brian Bales and Jim Supp, Senior Teaching Pastor of Reston Bible Church in Dulles, Virginia, discuss the biblical concept of contentment, emphasizing that it is not about denying life's difficulties but finding peace with what God has provided. They suggest that contentment involves wanting what one already has, trusting God's plan, and using scripture and community support to strengthen this mindset.

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Eric Metaxas invites Jeremiah Johnston to discuss his in depth research of the resurrection, spelled out of course in Scripture, but also in his book, Body of Proof: The 7 Best Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection of Jesus--and Why It Matters Today. They talk about the centrality of the resurrection to Christian faith. In fact, all of human history hinges on it.

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Georgene Rice invites Rabbi Kirt Schneider to talk about his latest book, “To Know Him by Name: Discover the Power and Promise Revealed in the Hebrew Names and Titles of God.”

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Georgene Rice talks with Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer, who wrote “Critical Dilemma—the Rise of Critical Theories and the Implications for Church and Society.” They discuss the core ideas of the woke movement, which include the social binary, hegemonic power, lived experience, and the pursuit of social justice. They also highlight the elusive nature of redemption within this poisonous ideology, contrasting it with the eternal redemption offered by Christ alone.

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Dr. Greg Seltz and Dr. Daniel Huerta of Focus on the Family discuss the significance of valuing family units and how having two parents is a right, not a privilege, for children. They emphasize the transformative power of love within families and the need for policies that support strong family structures for the betterment of society.

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