Nan Brown Self, who is a retired Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist, as well as a former member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, is the author of the book, Forgiveness: Making Space for Grace.  She highlighted issues relative to forgiveness, unforgiveness, and "bitter-root judgment."  Learn more at www.forgivenessbygrace.com.

Nancy Pearcey, who is a professor of apologetics and scholar in residence at Houston Baptist University, editor at large of The Pearcey Report, and a fellow at Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, discussed some material relative to the book, Love Thy Body: Answering Hard Questions about Life and Sexuality.  You can learn more at www.nancypearcey.com.

Former Secret Service officer Gary Byrne, author of Secrets of the Secret Service: The History and Uncertain Future of the U.S. Secret Service, described some of his experiences in the agency, aspects of his faith perspective, and observations about the current state of the agency. His website address is www.garyjbyrne.com.

Glenn Stanton, Director of Global Family Formation Studies for Focus on the Family, discussed matters concerning overpopulation, the sanctity of life, and human beings bearing the image of God in a conversation spurred by criticism of Chip and Joanna Gaines of Fixer Upper announcing they are expecting their fifth child.  The Focus website is www.focusonthefamily.com or Google "Focus Findings" (link).

D.A. Horton, Founding and Lead Pastor at Reach Fellowship in North Long Beach, California, shared principles of marriage related to the book he and his wife, Elicia, have co-written, called, Enter the Ring:

Fighting Together for a Gospel-Saturated Marriage.  His website is www.dahorton.com.

Joyce Im Bartholomew, a singer who provided music for the National Prayer Service prior to the March for Life, shared about her passion for pro-life work and gave the background and description of the pro-life song, What Was Your Name.  Her website is www.joyceimbartholomew.com.

The founder of Movie to Movement, Jason Jones, a pro-life speaker and contributor to The Stream website, shared observations from the 2018 March for Life, analyzed media coverage of the March vs. the Women's Marches that occurred the day after, and comments on limitations on the pro-life message.  Find out more at www.movietomovement.com.  The Stream website is www.thestream.org.

Mickey Liddell, who is a producer of the film in theaters January 19, Forever My Girl, who has been involved in a number of films, including Risen, talked about how his faith informs his filmmaking and explored some of the plot points and themes of the new release.  The film's website is www.forevermygirlthemovie.com.  The Plugged In review from Focus on the Family is at www.pluggedin.com/movie-reviews/forever-my-girl.

Colleen Alexander (Gratitude in Motion), Mesu Andrews (Isaiah's Daughter), Nancy C. Anderson (Avoiding the Greener Grass Syndrome), David Curry (Open Doors USA), Penny Young Nance (Concerned Women for America), Rick Van Warner (On Pills and Needles) www.meetinghouseonline.info

Mesu Andrews shared about some of the content of the Biblical fiction book she has written, called, Isaiah’s Daughter: A Novel of Prophets and Kings, including the overall story and themes in it.  Her website is www.mesuandrews.com.