In the Market with Janet Parshall

Today we invite you to join the conversation on In the Market! This week we debated First Amendment cases making the news, took a journey with an astronomer who detailed what the Bible says about astronomical objects and we discovered why being a Christian in today’s culture still makes sense. Finally, we heard the captivating story of a Ugandan missionary who is on mission to make a difference in the lives of children.

This week on In the Market, we tackled difficult questions that oftentimes create a stumbling block to a deeper faith in God, heard firsthand from a quadriplegic how to glorify God in your suffering, talked to a financial expert on how to take control of your money so that it doesn’t take control of you and revealed what’s at the heart of perfectionism with a marriage and family counselor.

People are looking for purpose and inspiration in post-religious America. Many are drawn to the positive message about Jesus and want to emulate his values but miss who Jesus is and what he taught. We’ll have a conversation about the dangers of Christians buying into this philosophy and what the Bible has to say about it on the next In the Market with Janet Parshall.

Do you know why you believe what you believe? With a culture that is increasingly hostile towards Christianity where anything goes, knowing what you believe and helping others who are seeking meaning in their own lives is critical. Join us as we welcome an English Professor and visiting scholar at Yale Divinity School who will help you discover for yourself why being Christian still makes sense. Then, after years of tragedies in her own life, this young woman decided to move to Uganda to help make a difference in the lives of children. Twenty years later, she is still on a mission to make a difference in the lives of children. Don’t miss this captivating story on the next In the Market.

They’re back again! Craig Parshall, special legal advisor to the American Center for Law and Justice, and Barry Lynn, the executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, join Janet today to debate First Amendment cases making the news. Join us with your questions for them!

The Bible mentions many astronomical things such as the beginning of creation, the sun, the moon and stars. Did you know that the Bible names groups of stars such as Orion and the bears? Take a journey with an astronomer, author and researcher who will detail what the Bible has to say about astronomical objects and phenomena. Tune in for a full hour!

Many people are struggling with their money. Debt, stress and worry seem to overshadow daily life. Compounding that, social media had made it easier than ever to compare our lives to others. Veteran communicator and NY Times best-selling author joins In the Market to help you take control of your money so that it doesn’t take control of you.

For perfectionists, life is an endless report card on accomplishments or looks which can lead to unhappiness and dissatisfaction. Even our culture tends to reward perfectionists who set high standards for themselves and relentlessly strive to meet those standards. Hear from a licensed marriage and family therapist who speaks nationally on this topic discuss what’s at the heart of perfectionism when you call in with your questions to In the Market.

Does God ever change his mind? Why doesn’t God always heal the sick? These questions and more will be answered with our pastor-scholar guest who draws on 40 years of tacking difficult questions that oftentimes create a stumbling block to a deeper faith in God. Get your questions answered when you tune in to Monday’s In the Market with Janet Parshall!

God made you to reveal His glory but how do you do that through life’s toughest situations? Hear firsthand from someone who has lived nearly 50 years as a quadriplegic, dealing with daily chronic pain. You’ll discover how to glorify God even down the most difficult of paths. Be encouraged when you tune in to In the Market with Janet Parshall.