Janet continues her conversation with Dr. Marcus Bachmann - sexual identity of today, how Christians can stand up to society AND love.  For more information or for counseling, go to counselingcare.us and connect with them through the "Contact" page.

What is causing the chaos of today?  How do we more than survive the chaos, but triumph over it?  Janet and counselor Dr. Marcus Bachmann discuss the transgender movement and how it has spilled into our communities, our schools, the healthcare system, and government policy.

What is “woke”?  What is the “woke culture”?  What is evil and how do we fight it?  The America of the 21st century is so different from the America of just a couple of decades ago.  Janet has a strategic discussion with Duane Sheriff about his book Counterculture: Answering a Woke Culture with Love, Light, and Life.  For more information, see PastorDuane.com. 

Being raised in a Christian home is in direct conflict with the life of a professional baseball player.  Janet and MLB player Jon Edwards talk about God's leading, provision, and guidance.  Looking back, Jon can see God guiding and directing him every step of his life.  How do you know God is calling you to something new, while you're doing something you know you're called to do?  Total humility and surrender will make you available to hear God's best for you.

What does it take to bring “big burly guys, military guys” to tears?  Troy Brewer knows.  He’s done it.  Many times.  Listen as Janet and Troy discuss his ministry with a major focus on rescuing boys and girls from sex trafficking.  Troy found some of the best ways to bless people and show the goodness of God…as a repo man.  Listen to how God steps in and blesses people as you are repossessing their furniture and appliances.  An amazing episode of God’s grace, mercy, and faithfulness. 

Can someone living an lgbtq identity change?  God’s word says we are all to change.  Janet and Richard Harris, the executive director of Truth and Liberty Coalition, talk about the power of God to change and transform anyone, the assault on parental rights in public schools, and the key to all change…is healing.

God has a calling on your life.  How do you find it?  Are you sure it is from Him or are you chasing your own desires?  When you do find it, what do you do with it?  Janet discusses women in ministry with Dr. Jamie Morgan.

The critical first step to ministry – for anyone, men and women – is personal healing.  Jamie covers “The Seven ‘A’s of Purpose”, her new book Her Calling: A Woman’s Guide to Fulfilling Her God-Given Destiny, and how to build a ministry from the ground up:  “You build the plane while you’re flying it!”  Reach out to Jamie at TrailblazerMentoring.com or JamieMorgan.com.

What do you do as the parent of an adult prodigal?  You thought you raised your kids to love the Lord and now they’ve wandered off.  What do you do?  What do you say?  How can you point your prodigal adult children back to the Lord?  Janet talks to Mary Hudson – Katy Perry’s mother – about prodigals, prayer and fasting, and what parents can do to keep pointing to God. 

Janet has a very down-to-earth discussion with one of the most ubiquitous voices in Christianity today…Andrew Wommack.  Founder of Andrew Wommack Ministries and Charis Bible College, Andrew opens up with Janet about simple things like his morning routine and ministry challenges.  More complex issues of faith - when his younger son died and came back to life…the time God said He wasn’t going to use Andrew!...the most influential people in Andrew’s life.  And most importantly, which Bible verse you should NOT discuss while a woman is breastfeeding in a Bible study! 

Janet talks with Pastor Isaac Pitre, who at one point exclaims, "This is an anointed conversation!"  Pastor Pitre quotes one of his favorite mentors, "We live life in levels and we arrive in stages."  That kicks off the conversation about young pastors and mentoring, "syncretism" and the effect on society and the modern church.  Where do pastors stand on a biblical worldview?  How should Christians respond when someone says, "don't judge me"?  And where are the Millennials and Gen Zs in church?  The battle isn't in the church, the battle is in the home.