In the Market with Janet Parshall

The story of Noah is much more than a Sunday School story or a Hollywood movie. God issued a strong warning then that our world must heed now! Pastor Jeff Kinley will describe the striking parallels between Noah’s day and the end times—with warnings of God’s imminent judgment upon the world.

When the apostle Paul visited Athens in the first century, he found a society with a wide range of cultures, religions and worldviews, very much like ours in the 21st century! Apologist and philosopher, Dr. Paul Copan will challenge us to follow Paul’s example by pointing modern day Athenians to a God who longs be known by them!

2,000 years ago John told believers that it was the last hour, but Christ hasn’t come back yet. Mustn’t Christ be coming soon then? Are we living in the end times? Our guest today will share his thoughts on this, remind us what the Bible says about this, and answer your questions. Tune in for an hour that can change your outlook on life.

Young love, broken promises, and shattered friendships are the beginning of the story of Jesse Woods, a character in our guest’s latest novel. We hear about the inspiration behind this new book from the author himself, as well as the redemptive storyline within the novel. Join us for a conversation you won’t soon forget.

Soldiers in our military are facing new challenges. We examine issues impacting women, men and the strength of our military. Then, a new study shows that there is a correlation between religiosity and making pro-environmental consumer decisions, but the data is not as straightforward as one would think it to be. We discuss this new research and what it means for Christians.

At the beginning of July, a festival took place centered around music, story-telling, “mystical action,” and dance meditation, with well-known Christian leaders in attendance, and we hear from a journalist that was there. Then, we get an update on the persecuted church all across the world and what God is doing in the midst of it.

Everyone wants to be strong, but there are times when we just can’t do it anymore. It is in those moments that God often makes Himself most known, and usually through His Word. Our guest today has twelve passages that define Biblical strength, and outline what to do when we’re weak. Tune in for an hour that can change the way you look at weakness.

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!

Can Christians pray for God to save the lost? What does the Bible teach about divorce and remarriage? Do atheists actually believe in God? Pastor and theologian Dr. Sam Storms will take us into the Scriptures for solid answers to your toughest questions about the Bible and the Christian life.

St. Augustine had a great understanding of his proneness to sin, but also understood the Cross of Jesus Christ and its power over sin. He was one of the most prolific church fathers, but also lived a life of deep sin before coming to Christ, which gave him this great understanding. His Confessions is one of the most well respected Christian writings, and we learn more about it today.