Mike Genung, the founder of Blazing Grace, which ministers to the sexually broken and their spouses, provided an assessment of the Church and its way forward, as he relates in the book, The Rogue Christian: The Status Quo Has Failed. It's Time to Go Rogue.  You can find out about the ministry at www.blazinggrace.org. The book website is www.theroguechristian.com.

Jeff Myers, President of Summit.org, offered perspective on the Biblical concept of justice, applied to the aftermath of the 2020 Election.  The conversation centered on a piece he wrote for The Stream website.  The Summit website is www.summit.org.

One of the co-founders of the group, Selah, Todd Smith, shared about the concept of the latest album, Step into My Story, and told the stories of not only the title song, but also, Hello Grace, as well.  The group's website is www.selahonline.com.

Randy Valentine, the Chief Marketing Officer for Global Media Outreach, a ministry that combines technology with the gospel, discussed a new initiative, Something Better, that is intended to reach people in the U.S. through spiritual imagery.  You can find out more at www.globalmediaoutreach.com, www.witnesstoall.com, or www.somethingbetterusa.com.

Counsel for Becket, a religious liberty law firm, William Haun, discussed the oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in the case, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, which deals with a faith-based adoption agency that faced punishment from the city because it would not place children in homes headed by same-sex couples.  The Becket website is www.becketlaw.org.

Max McLean, Founder and Artistic Director for the Fellowship for Performing Arts, and the Producer and Adapter of C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce, discussed that presentation, available November 15-18, 2020, its meaning, and some of the logistics of it.  To register, you can go to www.thegreatdivorceonstage.com/FM.

Singers and modern-day hymn writers Matt Boswell and Matt Papa, discussed their 2 nominations for GMA Dove Awards, shared about their project, His Mercy Is More (the Hymns of Matt Boswell and Matt Papa), and previewed a new song called, Psalm 150 (Praise the Lord). You can find them online at

www.messengerhymns.com (Boswell) and www.mattpapa.com.

Chad Robichaux, who founded the Mighty Oaks Foundation, which provides help for active duty military and veterans, discussed elements of his own life story, including His acceptance of Christ and struggles with PTSD, that he recalls in the book, An Unfair Advantage: Victory in the Midst of Battle. Learn more at www.mightyoaksprograms.org.

Artist Steve Skipper shared about how God has impacted his life and his painting ability, in advance of the release of a documentary film called, Colors of Character: An Artist's Journey to Redemption."  More information is available at www.colorsofcharactermovie.com.