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Simply hearing the name,"Joni",brings a smile to many faces. Beloved author and speaker, Joni Eareckson Tada has spent her life impacting families for Christ, after a diving accident left her a quadriplegic at age 17. She is a woman of great strength, faith and hope. Hear straight from her heart as she delves into her personal "dark nights of the soul" and shares how the gospel of Mark showed her the true priorities of Jesus. Don't miss what she learned.
Many young people are ditching a "secondhand religion" for a "firsthand faith." But what does that mean? Hear from one family who was determined to have a firsthand faith of their own. However, it wasn't an easy process. They struggled with depression, pornography, self-hatred and even cutting. They discuss how important it is to share our struggles and how we can help other young people develop that genuine "firsthand faith." You won't want to miss this discussion.
At some point in life, many people reach a crisis of faith. This crisis can look very different for everyone. However, it is a process that involves figuring out why you believe what you do. Is it because you have investigated it for yourself? Or, is it simply something you were taught? We will discuss the difference between a "firsthand faith" and a "secondhand religion." This is one discussion that both parents and teens need to hear.
The dream of most little girls is to grow up, get married, and have children. But oftentimes, that life can take a different turn from the one she had planned. Hear from a woman who struggled with a lonely childhood, abusive relationships, and teenage pregnancies. But the story didn't end there! It's a journey of unbelievable pain transformed into one of redemption and hope.
The influence of Christ's teachings on our understanding of law and order in society has changed the world. Dr. Alvin Schmidt expresses a need to proclaim this truth to the world, with a hope that people will wake up to what's happening in Western culture. And with a lack of today's students' understanding of history, as well as the inherent problems associated with multiculturalism and postmodernism , we need revival.
Abortion, homosexuality and the oppression of women were all quite acceptable during the time of Jesus. As you'll hear, Dr. Alvin Schmidt shares several illustrations about life during, before and after the Greek and Roman civilizations to show that Christ did indeed give women and children a higher place of honor in society by his treatment of them. Tune in to hear what Jesus' primary mission was during that time period.
In today's current cultural climate, all of us could use a good dose of hope. June Hunt shares that we all can depend on Jesus Christ as an anchor for our souls. Regardless of our circumstances, we have the opportunity at a secured life regardless of the storms and trials we face. It's an encouraging and thought-provoking message that shouldn't be missed.
Many of us have a broken or strained relationship in our lives, and we're not quite sure how to mend it. Dr. Dobson sits down with June Hunt as she shares the story of her painful upbringing, and the lack of connection she had with her father. It's a story of God's ultimately healing and restoration that will bring hope to others who are struggling to find resolution in their circumstances.
As Christians, we're supposed to believe that God is STILL good, even in the worst of times. Hear from one family whose journey through grief would try their faith in the FIRE. Two sets of parents , two Daughters involved in a horrific car crash , and a tragic case of mistaken identity. Hear how their faith was tested, and proven TRUE.
It's every parent's worst nightmare , that phone call in the middle of the night from a hospital. Hear from two parents who received that call , and whose grief was made even more traumatic because of a case of mistaken identity. It's a story about how God is STILL God, even in the darkest of times.
