Two Detroit police officers and one Wayne State University police officer were killed in the line of duty by suspects since September and five other Detroit Police officers were shot. 

The most recent was on April14th when a 14-year veteran Police officer was shot in the head and remains in critical condition after responding to a domestic violence call to the Oakman Apartments on the 10000 block of Joy Road on Detroit's west side. His partner shot the suspect multiple times, killing him.

Many of us have aligned ourselves to the idea that the Great Tribulation is a futuristic event. Prophecy ethusiasts often use the current events as markers for the Great Tribuation to occur. Who hasn't seen the Left Behind movies and books? Who hasn't followed closely the wars and the rumors of wars? Who isn't aware of the dispensationlist who watch the events happening in Israel for the awakening of God's people in the great battle to come? Who hasn't speculated of where the AntiChrist will come from?

Yet, on today's show, we're going to explore a viewpoint that states the Great Tribulation has already happened. That the AntiChrist was revealed, and that the Christian persecution of the past was the Great Tribulation. Through the vehicle of my fiction, my guest, Brian Godawa explores this topic with depth and sensitivity, and towards the end of the show, brings it all together. 

You can listen in by calling in at 646-668-8485. Or, download Stitcher on your mobile device. Or, click on the link here:

Two Detroit police officers and one Wayne State University police officer were killed in the line of duty by suspects since September and five other Detroit Police officers were shot. 

The most recent was on April14th when a 14-year veteran Police officer was shot in the head and remains in critical condition after responding to a domestic violence call to the Oakman Apartments on the 10000 block of Joy Road on Detroit's west side. His partner shot the suspect multiple times, killing him.

Face-to-face with her past, Audra Ellison now knows the secret she gave up everything—including her memory—to protect. A secret made vulnerable by her rediscovery, and so powerful neither the Historian nor the traitor Prince Nikola will ever let her live to keep it.

With Luka in the Historian’s custody and the clock ticking down on his life, Audra only has one impossible chance: find and kill the Historian and end the centuries old war between the Progeny and Scions at last—all while running from the law and struggling to control her growing powers.

With the help of a heretic monk and her Progeny friends Claudia, Piotrek, and Jester, Audra will risk all she holds dear in a final bid to save them all and put her powers to the ultimate test. Love, action, and stunning revelation reign in this thrilling conclusion to The Progeny.

Join me as we talked with NYT Times Bestselling author Tosca Lee and her newest book, Firstborn.  You can call in at 646-668-8485, press 1 to be live on air. Or, download Stitcher on your mobile device. Or, click on the link: http://http://tobtr.com/9997513

Face-to-face with her past, Audra Ellison now knows the secret she gave up everything—including her memory—to protect. A secret made vulnerable by her rediscovery, and so powerful neither the Historian nor the traitor Prince Nikola will ever let her live to keep it.

With Luka in the Historian’s custody and the clock ticking down on his life, Audra only has one impossible chance: find and kill the Historian and end the centuries old war between the Progeny and Scions at last—all while running from the law and struggling to control her growing powers.

With the help of a heretic monk and her Progeny friends Claudia, Piotrek, and Jester, Audra will risk all she holds dear in a final bid to save them all and put her powers to the ultimate test. Love, action, and stunning revelation reign in this thrilling conclusion to The Progeny.

Join me as we talked with NYT Times Bestselling author Tosca Lee and her newest book, Firstborn.  You can call in at 646-668-8485, press 1 to be live on air. Or, download Stitcher on your mobile device. Or, click on the link: http://http://tobtr.com/9997513

Dovetales is so blessed to have Apologist, Cathryn Buse back on the show teaching others "how" to defend their Christian faith. Many are stuck and left in doubt when asked basic questions as to why they believe. Dovetales wanted to bring Cathryn back on a follow-up show to learn how. Cathryn Buse graduated summa cum laude with a Master of Science in Engineering from the University of Alabama Huntsville. Post-graduate, she worked on military weapons systems, commercial rocket manufacturing, and NASA design programs. To weigh in on our topic call 646.668.8485 press 1 to be live on the air. Download the stitcher app on your mobile device. Or, click on link here.

Dovetales is so blessed to have Apologist, Cathryn Buse back on the show teaching others "how" to defend their Christian faith. Many are stuck and left in doubt when asked basic questions as to why they believe. Dovetales wanted to bring Cathryn back on a follow-up show to learn how. Cathryn Buse graduated summa cum laude with a Master of Science in Engineering from the University of Alabama Huntsville. Post-graduate, she worked on military weapons systems, commercial rocket manufacturing, and NASA design programs. To weigh in on our topic call 646.668.8485 press 1 to be live on the air. Download the stitcher app on your mobile device. Or, click on link here.

Talking about gender and gender identity in today's society can be tough. After all, some folks thinks gender is in the eye of the beholder while others think gender is a fluid state of a person's identity. Still, others think that gender is based on a set of genetic programming which defines gender identity. In all this murkiness about gender and gender identity, there comes a question:

How in the world do I talk to my kids about this stuff? 

After all, even among the body of Christ the topic of gender identity is a hot one, ripped apart by various doctrines, denominations, and intepretations. It all comes back to the question:

How in the world do I talk to my kids about this stuff?

Join in the conversation with my guest co-host and contributor, Ellie Klipp who is an elementary school teacher, mom, and grandmother and a student of Biola University as we talk about how to talk to your kids about gender and gender identity. You can call in at 646-668-8485, press 1 to be live on air. Or, download Stitcher on your mobile device. Or, click on the link here.

An inflammatory disease caused when the immune system attacks its own tissues. Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE or lupus) can effect any organ in the body and may cause a wide range of symptoms.

SLE symptoms can vary from person to person and change over time, even within the same person. That's why it's so important for people with lupus to monitor their symptoms, even when they may seem minor, temporary or unrelated to their other symptoms.

Over time, SLE can even lead to organ damage.  It's important that you understand your symptoms and share them with your healthcare team, because they could be signs that organ damage is occurring.  Some of the most common lupus symptoms are: extreme fatigue that doesn't go away with rest; joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in two or more joints; fever over 100 degrees; muscle pain; hair loss; skin sores and rashes (which may occur in a butterfly-shaped pattern across the cheeks and nose); nose or mouth sores (usually painless); skin reahes after sun exposure.

Keep a careful eye on your symptoms.  Do they change over time? How are they affecting your daily life? Do they prevent you from doing things you enjoy? Does lupus make you feel isolated, depressed, or frustrated?  These are all important factors to share with your doctor.

Talking about gender and gender identity in today's society can be tough. After all, some folks thinks gender is in the eye of the beholder while others think gender is a fluid state of a person's identity. Still, others think that gender is based on a set of genetic programming which defines gender identity. In all this murkiness about gender and gender identity, there comes a question:

How in the world do I talk to my kids about this stuff? 

After all, even among the body of Christ the topic of gender identity is a hot one, ripped apart by various doctrines, denominations, and intepretations. It all comes back to the question:

How in the world do I talk to my kids about this stuff?

Join in the conversation with my guest co-host and contributor, Ellie Klipp who is an elementary school teacher, mom, and grandmother and a student of Biola University as we talk about how to talk to your kids about gender and gender identity. You can call in at 646-668-8485, press 1 to be live on air. Or, download Stitcher on your mobile device. Or, click on the link here.