Faith Radio Podcast

Eric Johnston of Southeast Law Institute discussed recent developments regarding gambling in Alabama, including an announcement by state Attorney General Steve Marshall that he would file lawsuits against operators of electronic bingo casinos in the state, as well as Alabama Supreme Court decisions questioning the legitimacy of Native American tribes operating electronic bingo machines.

Jenna Ellis, Professor of Legal Studies and Communications at Colorado Christian University and author of "The Legal Basis for a Moral Constitution: A Guide for Christians to Understand America's Constitutional Crisis," discussed the constitutional issues at play regarding the President's actions and potential Congressional legislation on DACA. Her Facebook page is www.facebook.com/jennaellis.org.

Dr. Rhona Epstein, who is a licensed psychologist, certified addictions counselor, and marriage and family therapist, discussed some of the aspects of a person's relationship to food, including physical and spiritual ramifications.  She is the author of Satisfied: A 90-Day Spiritual Journey Toward Food Freedom.  Her website is www.rhonaepstein.com.

Anthony "Tony" Zeiss, Executive Director of Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, in light of the museum's opening, discussed several elements of the facility, including three primary exhibit floors: history, narrative, and impact, as well as some of the technological aspects. The website is www.museumofthebible.org.