Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

What is the definition of deception? If undeciphered, why is it so dangerous to a person, a family, or a nation?

Deciphering Deception. We are joined by Dr. Marlene McMillan (Author, Speaker). Topics discussed include: Deception: Defining, Detecting, Illustrating, and Inoculating Against.

What is the single greatest need facing our nation today?

What is the single greatest need facing the American Church today?

Responding to the Challenge: The Greatest Needs - The Highest Hopes. We are joined by Dr. Steve Petit (Pres., Bob Jones University). Topics discussed include: Greatest Needs and Why - The Nation, the Church. Greatest Fears and Highest Aspirations - Christian College Age Students. Meeting the Student Needs - Fulfilling the Dreams. Standing in the Gap.

As God-fearing citizens, as pastors in the pulpit, as leaders in our home, we can no longer hope that evil will not come to our door. It’s here and its approach is quickening. What should be the next steps either in preparation or action for God-fearing citizens?

What is “The Equality Act”? What will it do?

What if anything stands in the way of this bill becoming law?

Recently Canadian Pastor James Coates was sent to prison and put in solitary confinement in for simply physically meeting in their church with their church family and opposing the government dictate to stay closed due to the COVID virus. What are the charges alleged against Pastor John Coates by the Canadian authorities and under what Canadian law or statute?

What is the support level of Pastor Coates Church and his wife? How are they responding to their pastor and husband being placed in jail?

When Pastors Go to Jail: The Cost of Standing for Truth. We are joined by John Carpay (Pres., Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms) and David New (Constitutional Attorney). Topics discussed include: Canadian Government Sends Pastor to Jail – The Circumstances. Doing Your Part: Freedom has a Cost. Wake Up America – The Unequal ‘Equality’ Act. Next Steps.

Why is it important to resist?

What changed in churches that got people to think that involvement in Christian ministry as a pastor or missionary was one thing and everything else was secular?