Life360 with Tim Jacobs

Self-proclaimed Islamic terrorist turned born-again Christian Kamal Saleem, co-author of the new thriller The Coalition, comes on the show to talk about the reality of "stealth jihad" in the United States. Saleem explains the mindset and strategies of jihadists living in the U.S. who are slowly but steadily gaining ground in places of influence. This riveting 30-minute interview opens up all kinds of issues that the mainstream media is conveniently ignoring.

Should Christians be okay with torture if done for the “right” reasons? Tim says yes, but his guest, Dr. Angela Swan, Professor of Criminal Justice at Grand Canyon University, attempts to change his mind. You've got to hear this engaging, lively discussion about how a Christian should see the issue of torture.

We've heard for years that women have given up on men - that all the good ones are taken, and "they don't make them like they used to." But a new article suggests that its men now who are starting to give up on women - at least in the sense of long-term commitment. In fact, some of them are checking out of society altogether. Why is that, and what can men do to once again inspire women? Find out in this compelling broadcast.

Should Christians be okay with torture if done for the “right” reasons? Tim says yes, but his guest, Dr. Angela Swan, Professor of Criminal Justice at Grand Canyon University, attempts to change his mind. You've got to hear this engaging, lively discussion about how a Christian should see the issue of torture.

Is it possible for a white guy and a black guy to sit down and have an honest, candid conversation about how each interprets the outcome of the Grand Jury decision in Ferguson? That's was the goal in this in-studio interview with Andre Mooney, Professor in the Department of Theology at Grand Canyon University. Tim and Andre attempt to model for the audience the honest dialogue that is possible between people of different races about controversial topics, and how bridges can be build that extend beyond that extend beyond events in the news. In the end, reconciliation can only come from having the grace and love of Jesus as a common denominator.

The show begins with Tim interviewing Dr. Angie Swan, Professor of Criminal Justice at Grand Canyon University. Dr. Swan weighed in on the Grand Jury's decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson as well as the tension between police officers and minority communities around the country. Tim then moves on to offering the only solution to the racial divide that has plagued the United States for centuries - the simple words of Jesus: Love your neighbor as yourself.

Tim starts off with a little Christian online dating PSA and then jumps right into an interview with Chaplain (Major) Larry Fowler, Wing Chaplain of the 56th Fighter Wing at Luke Air Force Base. They discussed the role of the chaplaincy in the military, the challenges our veterans are facing upon returning home, and how the gospel is transforming the lives of our men and women in uniform.

This interview was on Christy Charles' show "Jesus Asks: Are you Listening?" In light of Arizona's recent legalization of same sex marriage, Tim Jacobs answers questions about why Christians who believe the Bible must always be loving to those in the LGBT community, but cannot accept same sex marriage as in line with BIblical teaching. Christians must always see marriage as between one man and one woman, for reasons provided in the interview.

Tim talks faith and politics with Felecia Rotellini, Democratic candidate for Arizona Attorney General. They discussed whether the concept of servant leadership is even possible in politics anymore, and how leaders on opposite sides of the political aisle can work together to get things done. Originally aired on 1280 KXEG the Trumpet in Phoenix on October 16, 2014.

Life360 with Tim Jacobs kicks off on Election Day with a crazy "election fail" story followed by an urgent plea for every Christian to "seek the peace" of our nation by exercising our God given privilege to vote!