Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

Different Goals = A Divided Nation. Topics discussed include: The differing goals of individuals and political parties. Why do those in socialist countries desire to live in free countries? Matthew Whitaker’s meeting before the House Oversight Committee. Who will win the battle for our country?

What are some of the dire consequences that God said would result on the nation who rejected the Lord’s way?

True national greatness, prosperity and peace is achievable if done God’s way, but only if done God’s way. In Deuteronomy Chapter 28, God laid out promises to Israel specifically, but in principle to any other nation who follows God’s way. The first 2 verses of Deut. 28. What simple principles can one identify from just these two verses?
As one reads on there are several examples of blessing that God will give the nation whose God is the Lord. Sam, Gary, and William Parker (Principal of BRI Investing and CEO of Grandview Asset Management) comment about those blessings.

Too often the necessity of praying for those in authority and its connection to God’s blessings on our nation are forgotten. Recently two elected officials (James Lankford and Chris Coons) prayed for another elected official (Pres. Trump) during “The National Prayer Breakfast”. Why is this type of leadership and action so important?

During the recent “State of the Union” the president made a statement that nothing can stop this economic miracle other than foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous partisan investigations’. Is that statement true or biblical?

Money Mission Friday: The Secret to National Prosperity and Greatness. We are joined by William Parker (Principal of BRI Investing and CEO of Grandview Asset Management). Topics discussed include: Blessed is the nation… True National Greatness Described. The Pathway to National Ruin. Pursuing God’s Blessing.

What in our culture has made our children and grandchildren come to view ‘Good News’ as good for them, but sharing that ‘Good News’ as ‘wrong’ or ‘sinful’?

Trying to convince someone else who doesn’t agree with you implies a wrong ‘judging of them’ is a dangerous trap. How is ‘judging’, simple evaluation, and ‘thinking’ perhaps becoming hi-jacked in this culture?

A recent Barna Group survey states that almost half of Millennials (47%) agree at least somewhat that it is wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith. Is the sense that it is wrong to share more of the fact that it’s impossible to share what one doesn't really have?

A recent Barna Group survey states that almost half of Millennials (47%) agree at least somewhat that it is wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith. This is despite the fact that almost 75% say they know the facts and how to do it. What is the most likely and significant cause to this apparent contradiction?