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What takes place when a person’s heart is captured by God to work in a certain field of ministry? Jack Hibbard tells how God captured his heart to work with Heart for Lebanon. There is a huge revival taking place among Muslim-background people in Lebanon. Jack tells how you can be a part of that revival by donating to Heart for Lebanon.
More information is available by clicking the “Heart for Lebanon” banner on http://www.947fmTheWord.com
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There’s a vibrant Christian revival in Lebanon including Muslims of all sects. Tom Atema, co-founder of Heart for Lebanon, details Lebanon’s history from the time of Jesus Christ to the present day where well over a million refugees are in the country from throughout the Middle East. Heart for Lebanon is present in the country providing for the temporal needs of the refugees (technically called “guests” by the government,) presenting the Good News of Jesus Christ, starting schools, and fueling the revival through the work of churches.
More information is available at http://www.HeartforLebanon.org
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Chrysandra Brunson is the founder of ‘The Calling,” a ministry that helps people uncover God-given dreams for their lives, and walk in God’s power to actuate those dreams. Her ministry includes workshops and seminars throughout the Denver area as well as one-on-one coaching. Chrysandra is the author of the newly-published book To All The Dreamers.
More information is available at http://www.TheCallingNonprofit.org
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Scott Wilder is a spokesman for Save the Children, and has a background as a radio personality in the Dallas area. He details some of the things he witnessed while traveling to various parts of the world for Save the Children, and most notably relates the resulting effect on his heart.
More information at http://www.SavetheChildren.org
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Adam Holz is the director of “Plugged In,” a movie review ministry of Focus On the Family. He explains why he, as a father, was “deeply moved” by the newest Kendrick brothers’ movie “Show Me The Father.”
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Advocates for Recovery Colorado is a community of recovered former addicts that connects people to organizations that can help them along their path to recovery. Tonya Wheeler, the executive director and a person in recovery herself, tells about their work.
More information at http://www.AdvocatesForRecoveryColorado.org
Phone 720-389-6393
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Jack Phillips has been in the news for over 9 years defending his Constitutional-right to express his sincerely-held religious beliefs in the conduct of his business at the Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood. He tells the story in his book The Cost of My Faith, How a Decision in My Cake Shop Took Me to the Supreme Court. He and his attorney, Jake Warner, tell Tom Moller where the latest case stands, and he describes what God has been doing in his life all along the way beginning with his conversion to Christ long before he had any idea that his obedience to Christ would take him to the Supreme Court.
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John Fuller is co-host of the daily Focus on the Family broadcast. He shares his personal experience of taking care of he and his wife Dena’s aging parents.
For resources on how you can honor your father and mother in this way, go to http://FocusontheFamily.com
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Parents are rightly concerned about fallout from students being forced to attend school classes online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. John Trent documents the negative effect on students’ development of their social relationships, and gives some advice in view of the possibility of further restrictions due to a resurgence of the corona-virus.
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Former World Record Holder Jim Ryun has been helping young runners hone their skills for over 40 years at Jim Ryun Running Camps. Tom Moller interviews Jim, his wife Anne, and their son, political commentator and author Ned Ryun, at the camp which truly is a Christ-centered family affair.
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