In the Market with Janet Parshall

Imagine your atheist co-worker asking you to tell her about God. A scenario like this might be hard to picture---but when Jesus shared the good news, people ran to him! Our guest believes we can expect the same response when we work with Jesus to speak about the Gospel in ways unique to each person's situation. Join us to learn how so we can ‘go and tell.’ 

Divorce is rampant in the culture and has impacted the Church.  How do we stem the tide of dissolving marriages? Whatever the issue is in your marriage - communication, the kids, poor attitudes - you can put your marriage relationship on the road to recovery even if you're the only one committed to change. Come with your questions.  

​The Christian faith seems rife with paradoxes—a compassionate God who sanctions genocide, and all-powerful God who allows horrific suffering, a God who owns everything yet demands so much from his followers, a God who is distant and yet present at the same time.  Many of us have big questions about God that the Christian faith seems to leave unanswered, so we push them to the back of our minds for fear of destabilizing our beliefs. But what if the tension between apparently opposing doctrines is exactly where faith comes alive? What if this ancient faith has survived so long not in spite of but precisely because of these apparent contradictions? What if it is in the difficult parts of the Bible that God is most clearly revealed? Join us to learn how the paradoxes that seem like they ought to undermine belief are actually the heart of our vibrant faith. 

Just as your parents' marriage had an effect on your attitude towards marriage, your own marriage attitudes and actions will leave a lasting impact on future generations. It's time to consider what type of marriage legacy you want to leave your children and grandchildren. Join us today to hear from a much-loved pastor and his wife as they share wise teachings on marriage. 

We’ve had a week of great conversations on In The Market with Janet Parshall this week.  We started the week by reviewing a new book that addresses the issue of secessionism and then talked with our favorite relationship doctor about the need for friends.  We learned how to tell people about Jesus and got an insider’s perspective on what is happening to believers in Iran.  Now, we open the phones and ask you to sound off on some of the news stories of the week.

What a week of radio!  We began the week by learning about threats against Christian graduates and their free speech, we discussed a dangerous legislative proposal in California and we talked about raising children with a heart for Christ.  We also visited with a beloved pastor and his wife on how to create a legacy in your marriage.  Get ready! We’re opening the phones and want you to sound off on some big stories in the headlines this week.

Partisan politics, immigration, redefinition of family, racism---today's issues are splitting our country. How can we intentionally and lovingly deal with those whose opinions differ from ours? Emphasizing that contemporary cultural issues parallel those that Jesus, Peter, and Paul confronted, our   guest will equip us to engage with people with whom we disagree, trusting in God's sovereignty.

​While Washington debates our withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal, Christians want to know what is happening to the people of Iran?  Is the Gospel spreading in that country? How can we pray for the Iranian people?  Join us as we talk with the man called "The Billy Graham of Iran."

​This Scottish pastor was told by the leader of an atheist society: "Okay, I admit that you have destroyed my atheism, but what do you believe?" His answer was "I believe in and because of Jesus." Today, he will show us why Jesus is the reason to believe. In response to the shout of "God is not Great" by the late Christopher Hitchens, our guest reveals why Jesus is God and is Great.

Just as your parents' marriage had an effect on your attitude towards marriage, your own marriage attitudes and actions will leave a lasting impact on future generations. It's time to consider what type of marriage legacy you want to leave your children and grandchildren. Join us today to hear from a much-loved pastor and his wife as they share wise teachings on marriage.