Tune in to hear Doug Hardy speak to Brittany Yost, a producer of the new movie, Samson. Samson premiers today, February 16th, so go see it with your whole family!

Doug Hardy sits down with Justin Morris, the awesome production "guy" of Inspirational Family Radio and dynamic host of "Morris in the Morning." Today is Justin's final day of work before he, his lovely wife, and new baby move to Washington state. He and his family are on to new adventures, but they will be missed greatly at the studio.

Mark Renick is in again with Doug Hardy and they are talking about how to honor and understand our aging parents.

Doug reflects on the article Your Conscience Tells You What Not to Do, Wisdom Tells You What to Do by Wyatt Graham. He encourages listeners to train their consciences and become more wise, which is achieved through seeking God and studying His Word.

Doug discusses Nick Foles, an American football quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles and Pat Robertson, who had an embolic stroke and is currently recovering. He then talks about how the Netherlands have euthanized a 29 year-old woman who has lived with severe psychiatric illness. He ponders, "What kinds of suffering qualify for physician assisted suicide?"

Doug Hardy discusses the "megachurch" mentality to constantly be growing and selling and being successful. However, this is not necessarily the mark of an effective or healthy ministry. While Paul and Barnabas in the New Testament often had large crowds following, only a few were true followers.

Doug Hardy discusses the Larry Nasser trial and how a coach's influence, often the supreme say in an athlete's and their parents' life, needs to stay in check. He highlights the amazing testimony and forgiveness of Rachel Denhollander, a committed Christian athlete.

Doug Hardy hosts Mark Renick of Systemic Change of Idaho and Victory over Sin. They discuss Mark's interview with Randy Blades.

Doug reflects on the old adage, "Youth is for pleasure, middle age is for business, and old age is for religion." He encourages listeners to not wait to serve their Creator until the end of their life, but rather to spend youth, middle age, and old age for His glory.

Doug Hardy reflects on what it means to turn the other cheek. Does this mean we should and will get walked over? What does it mean to lay down our lives?