In the Market with Janet Parshall

Does over-dependence on technology put our nation at risk for cyberattacks and potentially set the stage for the end times? Learn from a respected Bible scholar what you need to know about the threat of cyberterrorism and it’s likely role in the end-times from a biblical context. Call in with your questions during this informative hour on In the Market.

What’s keeping you from sharing the Gospel with the people in your life, even the strangers who you meet every day? Can we conquer our fears by simply changing our focus? Today, we tackle your fears with our guest apologist and author who will help us move past the fear of rejection and share our faith boldly with others. Join us on In the Market with Janet Parshall.

It’s a true story of grace, mercy and hope. When her father was murdered, a family set out on a journey that would change their lives forever but it’s not what you would expect. Hear the power of forgiveness firsthand and how God can redeem what seems unredeemable when you listen to In the Market with Janet Parshall.

Everyone has experienced disappointment at some point in their life…job loss, broken relationships, unmet expectations and so on. Have you ever been disappointed with God? Hear from a pastor’s heart on his own personal journey with disappointment and what he’s learned in the process that will surprise you. If you’re struggling with life’s hard times, don’t miss this powerful hour of conversation on In the Market.

Poverty is a complex issue that requires many different approaches. Many Christians are addressing the challenge of alleviating poverty but some efforts have proved ineffective leaving the most vulnerable in a worse situation. An economic analyst joins us to offer both a biblical and economic understanding of how to best care for the poor and offer sustainable economic development. Join us for the full discussion on the next In the Market.

The stage is being set for a 50-state tour to bring a message of hope to cities and towns across the United States. 40 Days for Life will set out on an unprecedented bus tour to unite Christians in prayer to end America’s abortion crisis. We talk to the man spearheading this initiative. Then, we talk to one of the original members of the US Army’s Delta Force who will discuss home grown terrorism and national security in light of the recent terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. Join us for this full discussion.

Does over-dependence on technology put our nation at risk for cyberattacks and potentially set the stage for the end times? Learn from a respected Bible scholar what you need to know about the threat of cyberterrorism and it’s likely role in the end-times from a biblical context. Call in with your questions during this informative hour on In the Market.

America has a unique presidential election system that many don’t understand and is often maligned. What is the Electoral College? Do you think it’s still the best system by which to elect a president? Tune in to hear a constitutional historian discuss the electoral college and why she feels it’s essential that it remains the process by which we elect a president.

Funding for much of the government runs out September 30, at the end of the fiscal year. Should the government pass a spending bill now or wait for a lame duck bill? We talk to an expert on fiscal issues. October 1 marks the date that the Obama Administration hands the keys to the internet to ICANN. Hear why some are opposed to this transition with a leading strategist on matters of free speech on the internet. Join the conversation for this full hour of In the Market with Janet Parshall.

Is Islam really a peaceful religion or something entirely different? Why is terrorism so frequently associated with Islam? We talk to a former Muslim turned pastor from the first Iranian Christian organization in the United States who will share his insights with us. Then, we discuss if the Qur’an is a book of terror or a book of peace with a former Muslim, originally from Saudi Arabia. Don’t miss this informative hour.