The Chicago March for Life will bring people together to stand up for unborn children. Kevin Grillot had details about this upcoming event. Paige Cunningham from the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity discusses the first baby born from a transplanted uterus. Later, Dr. Larry Crabb challenges people to seize opportunities for growth and maturity in God.

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Food for the Poor was founded in 1982 as a Christian international development and relief organization. Their mission statement is to link the church of first world with the church of the third world. To help the materially poor and the poor in spirit. We'll tell you stories of how this happens. Join us for Day 2.

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Food for the Poor was founded in 1982 as a Christian international development and relief organization. Their mission statement is to link the church of first world with the church of the third world. To help the materially poor and the poor in spirit. We'll tell you stories of how this happens. Join us.

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A recent scientific discovery adds support to the Biblical history of Adam and Eve. Ken Ham discusses the evidence. Dr. Mark Caleb Smith weighs in on the recent yellow vest riots in France and Belgium. Mark dives into some recent stories involving transgenderism. And Greg Asimakoupoulos shares about the spiritual connections in 'It's A Wonderful Life'.

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Nicole Berman wants to find concrete evidence of the patriarch Abraham. During her archaeological search she finds herself in a deadly cave-in. Jerry Jenkins informs us about his new thriller 'Dead Sea Rising'. Later, how can you learn to calm your child's anger and your own? Award-winning author Tricia Goyer offers answers in 'Calming Angry Kids'.

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Many job seekers in this age want to know what kind of work culture exists before they take a job. John Blumberg discusses corporate culture and core values. Dr. Gary Lovejoy shares tips on how to combat depression during the holiday season. Then later, our Pastors Roundtable questions whether a pastor should sue a fellow Christian.

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Did Charles Dickens advocate a zero growth philosophy in 'A Christmas Carol'? Jerry Bowyer looks into the Dickens mindset as he surveyed the economics of his time. Dr. Bryan Litfin reviews the differences between the ways Protestants, Catholics and Orthodox celebrate Christmas. Later, Jose Humphrey offers a framework to take discipleship seriously when planting a church.

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As the NFL football season winds down, how do players react when their team is out of the playoffs? Former NFL quarterback Jeff Kemp comments. The Parents Television Council has winners and losers for the Christmas season advertising. Later John Snyder describes how to escape the downward spiral of blame. And Paul Kengor pays tribute to George H.W. Bush.

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The God's Voice Conference is coming up in February. The event plans to equip Christians to handle the LGBT presence in the church. Stephen Black has details. Justin Kron will discuss a Jewish perspective on finding hope and themes in both Christmas and Hanukkah. Then later, Dr. Mark Baker offers tips and skills to fight back against shame by embracing God's acceptance.

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Marriage can have complications during the holidays. As a newlywed how can you incorporate your own family traditions with those of your in-laws. Focus on the Family's Erin Smalley has ideas. Why are technologists keeping their own kids away from smart phones? Dr. Kathy Koch explains. Later, a former gay agnostic turned Bible professor advocates for Biblical sexuality.

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