In the Market with Janet Parshall

We heard about Brexit from someone in the middle of it and what it means for the rest of the world, as well as why the church must talk about hell. While homosexuality is never an easy subject, we tackled it with grace and truth and took many of your calls. We then heard about the ultimate prescription and what is really going on across the world in the lives of many Christians who don’t have the freedom to live for Christ as we do in America. What did you think about these topics? Give us a call with your response!

Christians are the world’s most widely persecuted religious group but most Americans, who worship freely, find this hard to believe. Don't miss today as Paul Marshall describes ongoing attacks faced by Christians around the world.

"Our illnesses aren’t killing us. We’re killing us” says cardiologist Dr. Jim Marcum. Join us as we learn how to write The Ultimate Prescription for our health.

The exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union shook the world. The repercussions of this are still being seen, and Brexit will not even be completed for another two years. Join us as we hear what this means for the world, and the United States specifically, but also the lessons that the church can learn from this.

Homosexuality and the transgender movement are sensitive issues. Many are calloused or confused, but our guest today has been there and knows what it’s like to have these struggles. We discuss what to do when you find out that a family member or loved one struggles with homosexuality or claims to be transgender. Join us, and call in with your questions.

Resiliency is a trait we admire in others, while we rarely contemplate how we can become more resilient. New research has shown that resiliency is built through relationships, and as believers we have the most important relationship. A relationship with God, the maker of heaven and earth. This relationship can be the source of our resiliency and allow us to reframe a situation in a positive light, to look at it through eyes of hope. Tune in to hear how, and call in with your questions!

The world around us is groaning for the coming of our Savior. It seems that every day we hear about another shooting or bombing, and things are only getting worse. Our guest today has conducted years of research on biblical prophecy and the correlation to the signs we see today and connects the dots between history, archaeological findings, firsthand accounts, and Scripture. Join us for a captivating hour!

One of the foundational documents of our country is being attacked every day, and with it morality seems to be going out the window. Christians can do something about it, says our guest, but we must change the basic reason of our appeal and effectively engage our culture. Then, the modern bioethics movement has been called the age of “do harm” medicine, and that is not without reason. Our guest today has done extensive research on this, and has seen the effects on this movement in his own life. We hear his thoughts and take your questions.

In the midst of a sea of disheartening news, we have good news to report! The American Medical Association reaffirmed their stance opposing physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia, and a doctor near to the situation joins us. Then, we discuss two of America’s great strengths- her liberal democratic culture and her free-market economy. When used incorrectly, these can cultivate selfishness and apathy, but when balanced with Christian ideals they can once again become strengths. A well-known theologian joins us to deepen our understanding of these strengths and our need for Christian ideals.

They’re back at it again! Craig Parshall, special legal counsel to the American Center for Law and Justice, and Barry Lynn, Executive Director of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, face off on the latest key cases that define the First Amendment. Join us for a lively discussion!