Dr. David Stevens discusses screen time and its addictive elements for kids, as well as abortion laws and safety. Then, Pastor Kevin Smith talks about approaching racial reconciliation biblically and with love.

Tommy Binion talks about the current impasse between Democrats and Republicans, the border wall discussion, and an inaccurate Buzzfeed story. Then, Karen Ellis discusses theology around the world and the difference between ethnicity and race.

Dr. Linda Mintle talks about neighborly love and how to live in peace with people who may do things differently than us. Then, Dr. John Perkins gives a voice to the history and present possibilities of racial reconciliation.

Justin Giboney talks about Graceless Politics, politics today, and how Christians might break into the conversation. Then, Ruth Kramer discusses news around the world and the world watch list for persecuted Christians.

Adam Holz talks about Glass, Replicas, the discernment of what to watch, and storybook romance. Then, Chris Martin discusses young adults and youth leaving the church, and how we can encourage and equip youth with Bible reading.

 

Carmen LaBerge discusses Karen Pence working at a Christian school and a troubling story about homeschooling in Germany. Then, Dr. Gary Stratton talks about the dark night of the soul and periods of waiting in faith.

Dr. Jim Beilby talks about Bible literacy, family and church habits, and the theology of paying debts. Then, Pastor Tony Suarez discusses politics, the church, and immigration.

Rev. Ben Johnson discusses Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Pelosi's comments on government shutdown, and homeschooling regulations. Then, Dr. David Aikman explains news from around the world: Brexit updates and recent attacks in Syria and Kenya.

Bill English discusses wisdom from Ecclesiastes 5: refuse to love money and don't hoard it. Then, Wayne Pederson and Tim Tomlinson talk about international missions and the new Coptic Cathedral in Egypt.

Drew Griffin discusses Brexit updates, the European Union, and the attacks on Kenya that were claimed by al-Shabaab. Then, Hugh Whelchel brings insight to the partial government shutdown, the government's responsibilities, and spending.