In the Market with Janet Parshall

​As we all know, refugees are fleeing the Middle East by the millions.  But this isn't the first time it's happened. History -- and the Bible -- tell us there were others. And in recent years, a number of the Lost Tribes of Israel have been identified in places like Africa, China and India. DNA testing, conducted by Jewish Voice Ministries International, verifies their heritage. All of this raises some fascinating questions about the original 12 Tribes of Israel.  Join us for a fascinating conversation.​

​Most couples marry in a flurry of passion, but soon find themselves wondering “How do we keep love interesting, fun and romantic?  How do we keep the spark growing for decades?” Today, our husband and wife team will offer unique, ground-breaking answers to these age-old questions. Join us as we travel to some of the most romantic countries in the world to discover how to keep lifelong passion in our marriages.​​

​Hundreds of religious schools, churches and hospitals are intently watching a case before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding church affiliated institutions and the federal law that regulates private pension plans. We get the latest on this case. Then, there’s an ongoing assault in the military against our chaplains. We give you an update on this battle.  ​

What does a great husband look like? A partner? A provider? A best friend? With rich scripture, stories and personal experience, you’ll see how God calls every husband to lead his marriage with the heart of the ultimate servant. Join us with your questions on having a healthy, happy Christ - centered marriage.​

​It'​s one thing to read a spy novel or what a spy movie, but it is quite another thing to hear from a former KGB undercover agent.  Hang on to your hats as we hear the story of a man who went deep undercover as a secret agent and came out a redeemed and free man.

This week on In the Market we tackled some tough topics. We listened to never-before-heard stories of faith from people living in Syria, Turkey and other Middle Eastern countries. Then, we learned why following Jesus is never the easiest choice but is always the best choice. We explored the differences between Christianity and other religions so we could become more effective in sharing Christ with others and then heard how one woman's journey from fear to forgiveness taught her now to live freely in God's grace. Join us for a lively discussion this afternoon and keep your phone handy!

​What is your response to this week's discussions? We heard the fascinating story of a man who went from being a KGB undercover agent to believing in Jesus. We shared the heartbreaking reality of lost lives due to China's One Child Policy and the government's ongoing coercive population control measures. We heard stories of Christians being persecuted for their faith, discussed whether the case of a woman being threatened with arrest for praying in her home is a violation of her religious freedom, learned of a movie chronicling the story of Dr. Kent Brantley and the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, and received an update on religious liberty cases facing Christians in Great Britain. We wrapped up the week learning about seven basic ways people view money through the lens of several Old Testament characters. Now, we'd love to hear from you. Call in with your thoughts!​

Did you know there are seven basic ways people view money? Today we learn how to handle the subject of our finances by looking at the lives of several Old Testament characters. Learn the strengths and the weaknesses of each and how to gain financial well-being by knowing your money type.​

If you've ever experienced loss or crippling grief, you'll know that finding your way to a place of peace can sometimes seem impossible. Hear how one woman's journey from fear to forgiveness taught her about the liberty we find in God's grace.​

Recently the Tenth Circuit Court heard the case of a woman who was threatened with arrest for praying in her own home. Was this a direct violation of her religious freedom?  We get the latest on the case. Then, we make our way to the UK where we examine religious liberty cases facing Christians in  Great Britain. Join us for a full hour!​