In the Market with Janet Parshall

He is one of the most beloved voices on radio.  Today, we turn the tables on this kind and loving follower of Jesus to find out what it takes to be a writer.  Where do the ideas come from?  Where do you start if you want to write? What does this gifted communicator enjoy the most - communicating on radio or through the written word? Join us for this great opportunity to learn more about the man behind the microphone. 

WARNING:  The phones are lit the entire hour when this great teacher/pastor joins us to take your questions on anything about the Bible.  What passage or issue have you given thought to but just can’t quite resolve in your own mind? What scripture is confusing to you and you always wanted more clarity on its meaning? Join us to get a clear, concise and biblical answer to your question.  But call in early as every line is used when this guest joins us!

 This hour we focus on caring for the ‘least of these.’ We hear much discussion about the human trafficking of girls, but what about boys? What is being done to protect and care for those victims? Then, is being pro-life the same as being ‘racist?’ That’s what one member of Congress said recently, but the head of Care-Net thinks otherwise.  Join us for some terrific conversations.

We spend the full hour of today’s broadcast examining the ever-growing threat to free speech on the major digital platforms of today.  Who controls content? When is a company a monopoly? Does the government have a role to play in keeping the availability of these platforms open to everyone? Come with your questions as we examine this 21st century threat to free speech.

This week on In The Market with Janet Parshall we learned how God can help us accept and live new lives when the unexpected happens.  Colleges, the former bastions of free speech, are cracking down on what they consider unacceptable bias.  Organ harvesting in China and the dangerous acceptance of genetic engineering were discussed. We also talked about challenges to free speech in the digital world. The Department of Justice is looking into whether or not Big Tech has violated any anti-trust laws. We learned about the challenge and blessing of sharing the love of Christ with a survivor of the Nazi holocaust. Your thoughts matter now as we talk about the big news making headlines around the world this week.

It was another informative week on In The Market with Janet Parshall!   We discussed the power of God to heal and restore a marriage after infidelity. We learned what kind of bold faith gets God’s attention. An author told us how a popular online retailer buckled to social pressure to remove his and other similar books from sale on its website. We learned how an action plan based on Matthew 18 can help heal a marriage when one spouse says to the other, “I don’t love you anymore.” Now we want to know what you think about the big news stories of the week.

A bipartisan group of senators has introduced legislation to codify in law an export control ban on the use of telecommunications products made by China's Huawei Technologies Ltd, the government-linked telecommunications giant. Why is this issue so important? Then, how do you minister the love of Jesus to a Holocaust survivor? We will answer these questions and more on the next edition of In The Market with Janet Parshall.

It's a scene too often played out in current American culture: One spouse offers the other these five little words – I don’t love you anymore. Why do so many consider this a legitimate exit line from what was supposed to be a lifelong commitment? Discarding popular advice to use romance and sweetness to draw a wandering spouse back into the marriage, our guest will lay out an action plan based on Matthew 18. It turns the tables on the divorce-minded spouse and guides the injured spouse from becoming mired in devastation to calling the shots- -leaving the fate of the marriage in the hands of the person still committed. Discover an action plan that can be used to regain confidence, power, and control--and create the best chance of saving and rebuilding the marriage.

We spend the full hour of today’s broadcast examining the ever-growing threat to free speech on the major digital platforms of today.  Who controls content? When is a company a monopoly? Does the government have a role to play in keeping the availability of these platforms open to everyone? Come with your questions as we examine this 21st century threat to free speech.

How would you respond if a major tech giant censored your books because of your worldview? Is this a foretaste of something even bigger – where the Gospel itself will be found so offensive as to be rendered ‘hate speech?’  Hear one man’s story of discrimination and bigotry and how he responded to this new threat to free speech.