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The Vaughn Family visited with us bringing their live acoustic gospel music to the studio. You'll meet Jimmy and Dana, and their family. Their new album "Closer" is available now.
Nate Williams tackles some current issues, such as woke investing and the new issue of womanface. After that, he talks about spiritual warfare and loneliness. You don't want to miss it!
Clete Hux is back in studio with Greg and they continue their ongoing conversation about How America Became Pagan. Today's topics highlight new age issues with the Olympics and yoga.
Greg and Nate discuss several topics including a warning to youth pastors, good news about the transforming power of God's Word, and a couple of issues being dealt with in Huntsville.
Greg visits with WXJC Pastor of the week Benjamin C. Winslett from Flint River Primitive Baptist Church. http://flintriverpbc.org/our-pastor/ The two discuss the importance of pastors and Pastor Benjamin's calling and church. Nominate your pastor at WXJCRADIO.
Founder of Decisions Choices and Options (DCOinc.org) Joi Wassil joins Greg and Nate for a long discussion on Sex Ed in Alabama and Tennessee. She has more than 20 years of experience working with schools, churches and parents giving her an expertise that few have to the dangers and hope for our kids. A MUST LISTEN.
Author, speaker, and counselor Joe Dallas joined Greg to talk about the WHO, WHAT, and HOW of responding to those who want to silence you. Using topics from Dallas's book Christians in a Cancel Culture, the conversation covers practical discussion points on issues like abortion, transgenderism, and progressive Christianity.
Nate Williams discusses why we should avoid the climate change fanatic religion, while also taking care of God's creation. He also talks about the marks of a healthy church, and why Christians need to stop making excuses and step up in the Church!
In this episode, Nate Williams discusses abortion, a major politician leaving the Democratic Party, how to build a government (kind of), and why Christians should lead the way when it comes to having a good time.
Nate Williams shares his thoughts on Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day, why Christians should lead with Jesus when evangelizing, and some scary statistics about pastoral ministry (and what congregations can do to help!).
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