Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

The National Emergencies Act of 1976 gave to the Executive Branch (i.e. the president) the right to do certain things with respect to keeping the country safe. Is Pres. Trump’s decision to declare a national emergency unprecedented or an abuse of power? Might a Democratic president attempt to do something similar?

Formidable Obstacle, Phony Outrage: The Truth About Why A National Emergency Declaration Was Necessary. Topics discussed include: Is the President’s Decision Unprecedented? Is this an example of an abuse of power? Is Trump a modern-day Nehemiah? What might happen from here?

Recently the Christian Post published an article about the top “12 Dirty Dozen” companies as identified by The National Center on Sexual Exploitation. What are the companies on this list? Does Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI) prevent investors from being attached to these companies?

Since the world economy is so connected that what happens in the Far East or European markets can affect U.S. markets. What is the connection with foreign markets? How does their volatility affect our investments and retirement plans?

Is the market volatility of late normal?

Recently the federal budget deficit crossed the $22 Trillion level with the deficit already at $320 Billion for the year. Have we gotten to the point where deficit spending means nothing, and no one cares?

Money Mission Friday: Volatility, Values, and Trust. We are joined by William Parker (Principal of BRI Investing, CEO of Grandview Asset Management). Topics discussed include: Budget Deficit: Now Tops $22T – No End in Sight. Market Volatility: Why Markets are Doing Well. Values of Accounts or Values in our Accounts? The Latest Dirty Dozen: Another Case for BRI Investing.

Should the pulpits of America be addressing the underpinning of the escalating conflict between socialism and our representative republic?

What must be done to subdue the advances of atheistic Socialism and enlarge the biblical principle foundations of our constitutional republic?

Since the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence is built solidly on governance, rights, liberty and freedom. There must be provisions within the Constitution that would contradict with the principles of atheistic socialism. What would be those principles?