In the Market with Janet Parshall

This week on In The Market with Janet Parshall, we learned how humility and a winsome way can open doors for the spread of the Gospel message.  A new book helped us focus on the core verses of the Bible.  We heard about ongoing challenges for Christians in the U.K.  We discovered how to make improvements to our family using some basic tools of good family interaction. We heard the compelling story of an unexpected friendship between a homeless man and a small business. Now it is your turn to drive the discussion as we talk about the big news stories of the week.

We invite you to learn from our guest today who will provide a biblical and comprehensive strategy for raising healthy kids in a world that is morally bankrupt, spiritually desolate, and increasingly dangerous. He says his strategy is clear and specific, rooted in the Bible and proven successful.  Be encouraged by this conversation!

Our guest understands what it's like to go through dark times. That's why she was drawn to the homeless, mentally disabled man pacing the garbage-strewn street barefoot. When she befriends him, Victor's joy, forgiveness, and love change both their lives. Discover what happens on today’s broadcast when an unlikely friendship turns into a God-given opportunity to embrace second chances.

Get ready for a lively hour of radio.  Our guest will take any question you have about the Bible, Christianity, and our faith.  Fair warning – the lines are lit the entire hour so join us early with your question and learn how to move forward as you walk with Christ. 

If you watch home improvement shows, you've probably seen those "before" and "after" pictures of total transformation. Today our guest will help us experience that type of transformation in our personal family life.  Pairing home improvement metaphors with practical steps, he will introduce new relationship tools that will have your spouse and kids loving to come home to your newly created home.

While there are lots of one-year Bible reading plans, few help you understand the words that we’re reading. Our guest will coach us through some of the Bible's most important verses. These are the "core" of the Bible. Each verse clears the path to master and manage dozens of other verses that run along the same principle path. The goal of our conversation is to move us from curiosity about the Bible to competence in the Bible.  Then, we get an update on issues our Christian brothers and sisters are facing in the U.K.

We all need more energy, the vitality that helps us stay motivated, focused and productive in life. We know we receive energy from good nutrition, along with working out, adequate sleep and maintaining positivity. But there is another major source for the energy we need: having the right kinds of relationships with others. Not the ones that drain us, but the ones that refuel us. Today, our guest will show us how we need the fuel of "Relational Nutrients" from others, and, in turn we can then provide them to others.

Millennials. It seems the very mention of the word draws equally passionate—and polarized—responses from society members of all ages. With labels such as “The Unreachable Generation,” “The Me Me Me Generation,” and “The Worst Generation,” it is no wonder that our young people are the most notorious this world has ever seen. But beneath the surface, a crisis lingers which makes us wonder what is really going on within the minds of our youth?  Join us to learn how modern identity politics has robbed our youth, what modern epidemics are impacting this generation and how truth has become unhinged.

How do we, as Christians, learn to cultivate boldness and humility in communicating Gospel truth? Our guest says, “By uncovering self-righteousness and spiritual arrogance.”  The Christian faith is true, and while we may be right on issues of salvation and theology, we may miss the less articulated truths of humility, love, and forgiveness. Today we learn how to Talk the Walk by unpacking the call to "go out into the world" and share faith by being truthful and winsome.

Join us today to hear an introduction to the historical and theological reliability of the Gospels for skeptics, scholars—and everybody in between. Our guest answers questions about how the accounts were handed down throughout history and addresses objections that they're historical fiction, were imposed on the early church by a council, or were simply created to fit existing messianic prophecies. Come and learn how to ‘contend’ for the faith.