In the Market with Janet Parshall

Did you know we just passed World Day Against Trafficking in Persons?  We’ll tell you about one woman’s battle.  Then, not time for dinner? That's about to change. Through thirty years of feeding her family, our guest has determined that it's not a lack of easy recipes that keep busy families from eating together, but a lack of recipes that fit into each night's crazy schedule. Today, she will offer recipes for when the fridge is bare, everyone's on a different schedule, you need to eat on-the-go, and lots of other frustrating scenarios.

Everyone has an emotional problem, some personal issue that disrupts relationships, steals joy, and stunts spiritual growth. It's inevitable considering our sin nature, our personal needs, and the pain we experience in life. But emotional problems need not be permanent. Today, our guest will provide a clear, practical plan to break the chains of the past.

Is there a return to nature worship? Is paganism on the rise? Should the rights of conscience be protected for doctors? We will answer these questions and more on this hour of radio. Plus, we turn our sites toward Hollywood and hear how to pray for those whom God has called into the entertainment industry.  Join us for a very full hour of radio.

Our guest believes the future has never looked bleaker for this world---or brighter for God's people! In this inspiring call to action, he will challenge us to become miracle-working, God-empowering, people-rescuing followers of Jesus as the final harvest approaches. He will show us how we can prepare for the exciting possibilities of the days ahead.

It was a busy week of radio as evidenced by the many guests and topics discussed on In the Market with Janet Parshall! We learned of a tactic called gaslighting where people use manipulation and power over unsuspecting victims. We were joined by a visionary in the field of technology who explained why Silicon Valley is suffering a nervous breakdown. We also discussed how India and South Asia continue to be some of the world’s most notorious areas for sex trafficking and learned how we can pray for endangered women, girls and persecuted Christians around the world. Finally, we heard the story of a chaplain’s assistant who is being charged with ‘dereliction of duty’ and wrapped with encouraging news out of South Korea. Join us with your thoughts and questions on our show today!

This week on In the Market with Janet Parshall tackled the tough topics! We were offered a fresh perspective on why spiritual practices help our souls flourish. Then, we were challenged on how to prepare for the future as God’s people. We took a hard look at what is happening in universities around the country with the death of free speech and critical thinking. We then wrapped up the week learning creative methods for sharing the gospel effectively with Mormons. Turn your radio on and get ready to grab your phone!

You want to share your faith with Mormon co-workers, friends, and the folks who sometimes knock on your door. But how do you share the gospel with those who think they don't need it? Every relationship and situation is unique.  Today, our guest will lay out a variety of creative methods for sharing the gospel effectively so you can initiate authentic conversations, respond with compassion and clarity, and find ways to keep the dialogue going with your Mormon friends.

Get ready for a very full hour of radio.  First, the headlines of the day.  Then we hear the story of a chaplain’s assistant who is being punished – for what??  Then, we travel to the other side of the globe where we will hear how people living in a dark place are being introduced to the Light of the World.  Hang on to your tickets – it is going to be a great adventure in radio!!

What has happened to the American spirit? We've gone from "Give me liberty, or give me death!" to "Take care of me, please." Our colleges were once bastions of free speech; now they're bastions of speech codes. Our culture once rewarded independence; now it rewards victimhood. Parents once taught their kids how to fend for themselves; now, any parent who tries may get a visit from the police. Today, our guest will take a hard look at what's happening around the country--including the demand for "safe spaces" and trigger warnings at universities like Yale, Brandeis, and Oberlin.  

Join us for a full hour of news from around the world. We start with the headlines of the day and then move to a discussion on human trafficking in India. We round out the hour by getting an update on the persecuted Church and why we are being called to prayer and action. Don’t miss a minute of this hour of radio!