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America was left reeling after two mass shootings broke out the first weekend of August. Listen to this episode as host Taylor Berglund reports on what happened and how Christian leaders responded to these tragedies.

It's one thing to know about the injustice going on in the world. It's another thing to get out there and do something about it. Hal Donaldson, author of "Disruptive Compassion" and president and co-founder of Convoy of Hope, says Jesus is the ultimate example of a revolutionary who changed culture. He shares practical tips for how to embody kindness, justice and compassion in your community and start doing something.

Evangelist Joyce Meyer recently said her great-grandson was the agent God used for an incredible healing miracle—at just 2 years old. Host Taylor Berglund reports on what happened and asks if the anointing runs in families.

Rapper Kanye West says he became a "born-again Christian" a few years ago, according to a recent podcast with Nicki Minaj. That began his recent series of faith-based endeavors. Listen as host Taylor Berglund shares more about Kanye's background and relationship with God.

So many people want to go out and help the nations, but how many of us help the people in our own hometown that need us most? Mark Anderson is the co-director of We Are Family, an organization in Washington, D.C., that has reached out to and aided inner-city seniors for 15 years. Anderson and host Taylor Berglund discuss this often-overlooked justice issue.

Geneticist Dr. Georgia Purdom says scientific evidence actually supports biblical creation. Evolutionists, she says, have to shoehorn the evidence into their beliefs about the past. Host Jenny Rose Spaudo shares in this episode why Dr. Georgia Purdom is convinced of the Bible’s account of creation.

For the last three years, the refugee crisis has been one of the most-discussed issues in politics. But while others are discussing the problems, Christian humanitarian organization World Vision is out there actively serving refugees. World Vision's Brian Duss shares with host Taylor Berglund what believers need to know about refugees and why we have a biblical mandate to help them now.

An Australian minister and social justice advocate was recently called out during a television broadcast after he commented that Christians complaining about persecution should just “suck it up.” How did he respond to this challenge? Listen as host Taylor Berglund shares what happened next.

Joshua Harris, the author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye, recently announced he is no longer a Christian. The stunning announcement came shortly after he and his wife said they planned to separate. Listen as host Jenny Rose Spaudo reports on Harris and why he said he has left the faith.

Pastor Choco De Jesus grew up as a young man in Humboldt Park, one of the most violent neighborhoods in America. But as pastor of New Life Covenant Church, he's helped transform his hometown with the love of Christ. He explains to host Taylor Berglund how to be a force for justice in your own community.