A Mother's Guide to the Vaccine Decision Faith Debate: Sunday, August 9th, 2026 (08/16/26 on 930 WFMD in Frederick, Maryland) Leah Wilson is a health freedom attorney, author, and co-founder of Stand for Health Freedom. She's co-author of "Reclaim Vitality: A Guide to Exit Conventional Medicine and Live Naturally" and "The Vaccine Decision", two foundational resources designed to equip readers to join the paradigm shift for true health and freedom. As executive director of Stand for Health Freedom, she's played a key role in building one of the nation's most impactful health-freedom grassroots movements, driving public engagement on more than 147 policy wins, and supporting the successful election of over 1,200 pro-health-freedom candidates across the country. Valerie Ferrell is her co-author, and she again steps into the recording studio for a panel discussion on The Faith Debate. This is part 5 of a 5-part series. Find episodes of The Faith Debate at WFMD.com, ChristianPodcastCommunity.org, and most podcast platforms (including SermonAudio and Odysee). Videos are made available at many of these same places (as well as on Rumble). Find links for all of these platforms at householdoffaithinchrist.com. The Panelists: Troy Skinner. Founder, Household of Faith in Christ Valerie Ferrell. Associate Director & Policy Analyst, Stand For Health Freedom Dina Carole. "The Voice of Frederick"

Headlines from around the country are often filled with stories revealing fraud and scandal. Billions of dollars have been stolen from taxpayers by those establishing fraudulent businesses or deceptive billing schemes. People have succumbed to enticing bribes and selling state secrets. Also troubling is what is happening in politics in virtually every election cycle. There are politicians dropping out of races after the public becomes aware of illicit relationships or fraudulent dealings to which they have been engaged. The public has often been left feeling betrayed by such individuals who in a clandestine way seek to take advantage of others. Oh, how we long to have people of integrity! This is why it is important that we uplift and showcase the role models of men and women of integrity. Those who displayed character qualities that exhibited their Christian faith and made a difference for this nation. It took courage, obedience, loyalty, truthfulness, boldness and wisdom. We must remember those who made a difference in history and the character qualities they exhibited. And it rests upon us today to pass these stories on to the next generation. Returning to Crosstalk to do just that through her book set called, Profiles of Integrity, was Marilyn Boyer. Marilyn is a descendant of a Revolutionary War soldier and daughter of a World War II veteran. She is deeply patriotic and passionate about our Christian history. As the wife of an Air Force veteran, mother, home educator of fourteen children and grandmother of twenty-eight, Marilyn's dedication to family and country is unparalleled. Enjoy this Crosstalk!

Stand For Health Freedom Faith Debate: Sunday, August 2nd, 2026 (08/09/26 on 930 WFMD in Frederick, Maryland) If you're a parent looking for answers about vaccines, you likely don't have time to read hundreds of pages, and you want clarity now. This series of episodes for The Faith Debate is presented to you for exactly that. Valerie Ferrell J.D. has co-authored the book, "The Vaccine Decision: Every Shot Has a Story" and its companion, "A Mother's Guide to the Vaccine Decision" - which is a visual, easy-to-use, guide that takes complex information and breaks it down into simple, side-by-side pages. Each illness and each vaccine is explained clearly in these resources, so that you can quickly understand what matters most. And this is what's shared with you now in this series of podcasts/radio shows. Designed for pregnancy and early parenthood, the aim is to help you feel more confident, informed, and prepared to make decisions for your children and for yourself. After a number of episodes featuring a presentation to an area church, we now shift to a direct panel discussion dialogue with Mrs. Ferrell. This is part 4 of a 5-part series. Find episodes of The Faith Debate at WFMD.com, ChristianPodcastCommunity.org, and most podcast platforms (including SermonAudio and Odysee). Videos are made available at many of these same places (as well as on Rumble). Find links for all of these platforms at householdoffaithinchrist.com. The Panelists: Troy Skinner. Founder, Household of Faith in Christ Valerie Ferrell. Associate Director & Policy Analyst, Stand For Health Freedom Dina Carole. "The Voice of Frederick"

God calls you to honor the authorities He has placed in your life—whether in your family, church, or society—as an expression of your love for Him and for others. This doesn't mean obeying commands that contradict God's Word, but it does mean showing respect, humility, and a willing spirit whenever possible. Rather than following the world's attitude of rebellion, you are called to reflect Christ, who perfectly submitted to His Father's will. Your obedience is not a way to earn God's favor, but a grateful response to the grace you have already received in Him.

This sermon explores the portrait of the virtuous woman found in Proverbs 31, emphasizing her immense spiritual and practical value to her family and community. The speaker highlights her diligence in managing resources, providing for her household, and engaging in commerce, illustrating that her worth is rooted in hard work and wisdom rather than superficial beauty. A central theme is the defense of the stay-at-home mother, arguing that raising children and maintaining a godly home holds unparalleled significance in building a stable society. The text contrasts fleeting charm and physical attractiveness with the enduring strength and honor derived from fearing the Lord. Ultimately, the message calls for recognizing and praising women who embody these biblical virtues through their faithful actions and character.

How many times did Jesus raise His voice? The gospels tell us that He did so twice on the cross (Matt 27:46, 50) and once at Lazarus' tomb. The only other time recorded in all of Scripture is right here, as He is telling the parable of the sower. So aside from either dying or speaking to a dead man who's inside a rock tomb, what could be important enough for Jesus to shout about it? Actually, one commentator noted that this statement "He who has ears to hear, let him hear" is the phrase Jesus says most frequently, appearing repeatedly in the gospels and in the letters to the seven churches as well. Jeremiah and Ezekiel both say it (20:16 and 3:27, respectively), and we find it on the lips of our Lord at least sixteen times in the NT. So listen, please. No one here should say "I missed the part after 'Dearly beloved congregation of our Lord Jesus Christ.'" Luke has shown us how Jesus picked the twelve apostles, and how He taught them what it means to be His follower by preaching the sermon on the mount to them. Ch. 7 presented illustrations of the points made in the sermon, showing that Jesus practices what He preaches. And now, in ch. 8, Jesus presents another block of teaching that highlights the importance of listening in three different ways. The first of these ways is the unforgettable parable of the sower; the second is a series of proverbs that teach that your listening skills (or lack thereof) are really pretty obvious; the third is a declaration that listening is the hallmark of Jesus' own family, biological and spiritual. All three elements of our Lord's teaching this morning point to this: to be His disciple, you must listen to what He says.

1. Eve, the mother of all living. 2. God makes coats of skin. 3. Angels guard the way of the tree of life. 4. The Way of the Tree of Life opened.

A Pharaoh orders every Hebrew baby boy thrown into the Nile — and one family decides that life is worth protecting no matter what the law says. In this message from the series "Is The Old Testament Obsolete?", Pastor Jim Scudder walks through Exodus 2 and the astonishing chain of events God used to preserve the child who would become Israel's deliverer: a mother who hid him three months, a little ark of bulrushes, a sister's bold idea, and a princess at the river's edge. Along the way you'll see why Hebrews 11 calls this an act of faith, what Egyptian history may suggest about the woman who drew Moses out of the water, and how 40 years in Pharaoh's palace and 40 years watching sheep in the desert were both exactly what God intended. The God who protected one baby in a basket still calls His people to stand up for innocent life — and still offers the ark of salvation to anyone who will step into it. Scripture referenced: Isaiah 40:8; Hebrews 11:23; Exodus 2:1-10; Hebrews 11:24-27; Exodus 2:11-15