Jalil Dawood, the founder of World Refugee Care, pastor of the Arabic Church in Dallas, and author of The Refugee: A Story of God's Grace and Hope on One Man's Road to Refuge, shared a little of his own story, having left Iraq and gave response to the recently-signed Iraq and Syria Genocide Relief and Accountability Act.  The website address is www.worldrefugeecare.org.

Senior Pastor of Free Church, based in Gainesville, GA, Jentezen Franklin, in a conversation correlating toward family challenges during the holidays, discussed struggles with his own family, relative to the book, Love Like You've Never Been Hurt: Hope, Healing and the Power of an Open Heart.  You can learn more at the website www.jentezenfranklin.org.

Author Deborah Coty, who has written, Too Blessed to be Stressed for Moms, discussed some of the causes of and relief from stress, offering perspective consistent with Scripture.  Her website address is www.deboracoty.com.

The co-creator of Veggie Tales and voice of "Larry the Cucumber," Mike Nawrocki, discussed the books in the Nurturing Steps series for infants and toddlers, written with Michael W. Smith, including the most recent, Let's Get Ready for Bed.  Learn more at www.nurturingsteps.com.

Author and blogger Nanette Kirsch shared about the background of her book, Denial: Abuse, Addiction, and a Life Derailed.  She discussed the hopelessness of abuse, as well as hope in Christ.  The book's website is www.denialbook.com. For a 10% discount, enter the promo code: FAITHRADIO.

From Century Church in Pike Road, Executive Pastor James Keith Posey and Worship Leader Laurel Taylor discussed the worship ministry at the church, the song that Laurel co-wrote and recorded, Come See, and the Christmas concert presented by the church on December 16, 2018.   Learn more at www.century.church.

Walter Hoye, who was jailed as the result of standing in front of an abortion clinic holding a sign with a message of hope, shared about his story of being involved in pro-life activity and his court victories.  He is founder of the Issues4Life Foundation and discussed his book, Black and Pro-Life in America: The Incarceration and Exoneration of Walter B. Hoye II.  You can learn more at www.issues4life.org.

Christian musical artist Hannah Kerr discussed the background and concept of, as well as some of the songs included on her full-length Christmas album, Christmas Eve in Bethlehem.  Learn more at www.hannahkerrmusic.com.

Co-founder and Director of His Vessel Ministries, Jo Hancock, discussed the overall topic of the discipleship, emphasizing its importance, and shared about two upcoming studies for women in 2019: God of Order and Women's Discipleship.  You can see the schedule in the Events section of the Faith Radio website.  Learn more at www.hisvessel.org.

Brigitte Gabriel, the Founder and Chairman of ACT for America, a national security-related organization, shared about her own personal story, including encountering terrorism in Lebanon.  She also gave her perspective on the immigration issue and her support for legal immigration.  She is the author of RISE: In Defense of Judeo-Christian Values and Freedom.   Learn more at www.ACTforAmerica.org.