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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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Georgene Rice talks with Samuel Hakim about his work with Redeeming the Nations Ministries and their mission to reach Muslims with the gospel. Hakim highlights the impact of digital media in spreading the message and discusses their focus on evangelism and discipleship.

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Craig Roberts talks with John Fuller, co-host of Focus on the Family's daily broadcast and author of First Time Dad about the significance of prioritizing fatherhood over career ambitions and hobbies. They also talk about the importance of investing time in children during their formative years for strong, lasting relationships.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Jim Davis, teaching pastor at Orlando Grace Church, about his book he co-wrote, The Great Dechurching:Who's Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to Bring Them Back? 

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Scott Furrow invites Jason Jimenez, president of Stand Strong Ministries, to talk about his latest book,  Hijacking Jesus. Jason and Scott talk about the distinction between biblical Christianity and progressive Christianity and how progressive Christians are rejecting the truths of the Bible.

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John Hall and Kathy Emmons sit down with Gary Chapman to discuss his latest book, "Five Traits of a Healthy Family," which focuses on the importance of an attitude of service within families and the significance of consistency in parenting. Chapman's book provides valuable insights into building strong and loving families.

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Georgene Rice talks with Heidi St. John, a homeschool mom of seven, a podcaster, and author of MomStrong 365: A Daily Devotional to Encourage and Empower Everyday Moms., about how everyone has a unique role to play in fulfilling God's purposes, in this time and season in their life.

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Scott Furrow and Erik Baptist, senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, discuss the legal challenges against the FDA's approval and distribution of the abortion pill, as well as the ethical concerns, and safety issues surrounding it. 

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Georgene Rice talks with Carol McLeod, a sought-after speaker, and bestselling author of 16 books, including, "Timeless: The Living and Enduring Word of God," The conversation revolves around the relevance of the Bible, particularly 1 Peter, in the lives of readers throughout different generations. The conversation delves into themes such as suffering, joy, and the transformative power of scripture, highlighting how these teachings remain applicable in the context of the challenges faced by both the first-century Church and the modern Church.

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