Karl and Crew

Broken dreams. Discouragement. Grief. Kat Shultis has been there. In My Lowest for His Highest, Kat shares with honesty and depth about walking through valleys and days of wilderness. She delves into the heart of our heavenly Father when you find yourself amidst a story that is not what you'd hoped it to be. 

Kat Shultis lives in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, with her husband, Casey, and their son. Their company, HeWouldLoveFirst.com, answers the question What Would Jesus Do? She leads a ministry called Be a Blessing to help girls with body image and disordered eating habits and shares encouragement online for women with various struggles she has walked through as well. 

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Dr. Michael Rydelnik joins the program to answer your Bible related questions. 

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Philip and his wife, Jill, pioneered caring for children in local families in Latin America when they co-founded Casa Viva in 2003. Casa Viva Costa Rica is a Christian child and family agency that provides family reunification, foster care, and adoption, working closely with Costa Rican churches and government. Casa Viva Solutions hosts conferences and consults with children’s homes, governments and churches around the world to help them develop and implement plans to successfully connect children to families.

Previously, Philip and Jill directed orphanages for six years in the Dominican Republic. Philip worked at Tyndale House Publishers for nine years in the United States after graduating from Wheaton College, Illinois. Philip and Jill have three sons and live in San José, Costa Rica.  

Phillip Will share what he's learned about the importance of a Jesus-centered approach to foster care in his journey to spread this type of family-based care in Costa Rica (as an alternative to orphanages). He will also discuss how all U.S. Christians can play a part in sharing the love of Jesus with vulnerable children this month. 

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What do you do when life hurts?  Everyone needs to know how to answer that question because everyone, at some point, gets hurt. How do you respond when your children make devastating choices? Where do you turn when death robs you of a loved one? What do you cling to when the dreaded diagnosis comes in?  You need more than bubbly inspiration to see you through life’s storms. You need a God who meets you in the blurry confusion of heartache and carries you through to the other side.  That’s the loving Father readers will meet in Amber’s book, You Can Trust God When Life Hurts. An encouraging resource takes readers example by example through the Bible to reveal how God always comes through when His people trust Him in their pain.  Readers will discover how to find faith when things don’t make sense, adopt a hope-filled perspective in hard times, receive grace for when they fail and more.  So, whether they’re navigating hurt right now or fortifying their faith for the days to come, You Can Trust God When Life Hurts will help them live with hope in God no matter what comes their way. 

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Dr. Mark Caleb Smith is Director of the Center for Political Studies; Professor of Political Science at Cedarville University. He joins us to discuss the repercussions surrounding the possible sale/ban of TikTok in the U.S.

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Todd Nettelton from Voice of the Martyrs joins us to give us an update on the persecuted church. 

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Many of us go through life pretending everything is perfect. Driven by fear, we hide behind a mask of confidence while secretly wrestling with self-doubt, anxiety, and isolation. But we don’t have to live this way. Courage for Today: 365 Daily Devotions for Women by Ann White guides you on a 365-day journey exploring the challenges, choices, and perseverance of inspiring men and women from the Bible who overcame fear and stood firm in their faith. Draw insight and encouragement from their stories, knowing God stands beside you, too, eagerly waiting for you to take hold of his guiding hand.  

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Author Jeff Simmons joins the show to talk about his book "The Business of Ministry: How to Maximize God's Resources for Kingdom Impact."

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Pam Hall joins us, along with Randy Ollis to discuss the upcoming Beautiful Feet 5K event on May 4, 2024.

Childhood Evangelism Fellowship is a Bible-centered organization composed of born-again believers whose purpose is to evangelize boys and girls with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and to establish (disciple) them in the Word of God ​and in a local church for Christian living.

Child Evangelism Fellowship was founded in 1937 by Rev. J. Irvin Overholtzer, a man with a God-given vision for boys and girls in need of the Savior. Today his vision lives on. 

In 2017, through all CEF ministries combined, over 22.9 million children worldwide heard the Good News.

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