Lawrence and Tessa discuss Seth Carter's open letter to Governor Andy Beshear on his use of the words "children of God". They also discuss the implications of house bills that could affect how abortion pills are classified and how pregnancy resource centers are regulated.

Should there be a state law prohibiting protesters from interrupting church services? This week, Lawrence, Chip and guest host Tessa Redmond discuss that and other top stories of the day.

Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon has been indicted for his role in an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a church service in Minnesota. Was Lemon acting as a journalist or an activist? Are there First Amendment concerns? Veteran journalists Lawrence Smith, Mark Maynard and Chip Hutcheson discuss Lemon’s controversial arrest this week on the Kentucky Today Podcast.

Lawrence interviews former IMB Explorer Ava Taylor on the requirements to be an explorer and the regions of the world where she took the Gospel to for several years, Mark highlights how Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief and Send Relief are working to help the state recover from the recent winter storm, and Chip describes how just moving a meeting may have prevented a church fire.

In light of the protest that interrupted the Sunday service of a Minneapolis church, Lawrence Smith interviews church security expert Jim Wilcox on practical ways to make your church services safer.

Did you know that teenagers are allowed to legally bet in Kentucky? In this episode, Lawrence interviews Richard Nelson with the Commonwealth Policy Center on its push to raise the minimum betting age in the state from 18 to 21.

Lawrence interviews Kentucky representative Jennifer Decker on what will be discussed during the state's general assembly session.

Lawrence interviews author and columnist Dawn Reed on a new book that she is publishing to bless Kentucky baptists during the advent season, Chip describes how a power line fire miraculously spared a baptist church, and Mark shares an annual tradition that this year is blessing children in Rockcastle county.

Lawrence interviews Tessa Redmond on a new video visually detailing pre-born development at conception, Chip honors the life and legacy of a woman who faithfully served her church at 101 years old, and Mark describes the latest jingle that will soon have you singing, "Lotta Lottie!"

Lawrence interviews Keith Taylor over the firing of UK football coach Mark Stoops and the transition to hiring Will Stein, and Mark and Chip discuss the state of college football and the high cost of sports betting in Ohio and Kentucky.