Bill English  shares biblical teaching from Daniel on how to deal with conflict in the workplace. Then, Bruce Ashford helps us balance the importance of moral action in our politicians.

 

Tommy Binion returns to walk us through the drama of Washington D.C., which seemingly you need a law degree to understand. Then, Shaunti Feldhahn talks the worries of sending our kids off to college for the first time.

Greg Stier of Dare2Share ministries tells us about the need for teens to share their faith, because they can start a new revolution. Then, Richard Land discusses the current state of religious freedom, and if that is likely to change.

Dr. Linda Mintle helps us with one of the most difficult, but important aspects of living a humble life: taking criticism well. Then, Dr. David Aikman is on the program to  discuss the U.S. impact on the world.

Brandon Showalter of the Christian Post, updates us on important developments in psychological help for same sex attractions. Then, Ruth Kramer informs us about Andrew Brunson, and what the hands and feet of Christ are doing in Japan.

Adam Holz is back to talk the movies you should and shouldn't take your family to this weekend. Then, Chris Martin tells us that one of the best advocates for following Christ might be.... Justin Bieber?

Carmen LaBerge of Connecting Faith is in for the weekly news roundup, remembering the incredible voice of Aretha Franklin. Then, Gary Stratton is back to impress the importance of listening to our friends, rivals, and spouses.

Jim Bielby is back for this week's "Ask Anything" question, wondering if having a boatload of facts is really a good way to convert others? Then, Hugh Whelchel talks us through the ways that Christians should use their money.

Ben Johnson of the Acton Institute talks us through the rise of popularity in socialism in America, and the fallout from socialism elsewhere. Then, Drew Griffin of Providence Magazine calls from Israel to give us some international updates.

Bill English is back to talk new business ventures, balancing credit cards, and other financial insight. Then, Dr. Diane Langden helps us explore unhealthy church practices that put our leaders into tempting situations.