Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

A news outlet recently had a headline that read, ‘Abortion foes march into divided Washington’. The first line reads, the nation’s largest march against abortion. The article and most that cover anything about the march revolves on the Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood, and public funding for abortion related purposes. Being opposed to these things is important, but is the positioning as being against something rather than being for something (life) intentional?

The Case for Life..the High Cost of Murder. Topics discussed include: Abortion Opponents or Life Proponents? Why we support and defend life… Sometimes those on the pro-life side of the abortion issue are undecided about cases involving rape or threats to the life of the woman giving birth. Is there any room for abortion?

Most churches seem to just sit back and watch the congregation age and shrink with the young people leaving as the research indicates. What can pastors and church leaders do in these days that would keep children in a walk with God and faithful to church as God commands?

Are the kids who are leaving the church and the ones answering these survey questions, leaving God as well, or is it more likely they never had a relationship with Jesus Christ to begin?

Of those cited in a recent LifeWay survey the pastor or church member relationships, 32% said that church members were judgmental or hypocritical, 29% said they didn’t feel connected to the church, with 17% saying the sermons didn’t catch their attention. How should believers interpret these kinds of reasons in light of the relational causes for kids leaving the church?

One commentator of a recent LifeWay research report is seeking to downplay the findings, saying that while young adults are leaving the church, it does not at all mean they are leaving God. Is this a correct assessment?

What are the most significant worldview changes in our kids that would lower their value for church or commitment to church attendance?

LifeWay research recently released a study primarily focusing on kids from Protestant churches that they entitled, “Most Teenagers drop out of church as young adults, 69% of those who do who will never come back.” Is the huge number of young people leaving church surprising?

The Church in America: Why Kids are Leaving in Droves. We are joined by Alex McFarland (speaker, author, and advocate for Christian Apologetics). Topics discussed include: The Latest Research: The Kids are Leaving. The Worldview Reason Kids are Leaving. The Relationship Reason Kids are Leaving. The Solution to Kids who are Leaving.

Knowing the truth assumes knowing the source and embodiment of truth, God and Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life. Know about the truth is not at all the same but has convinced many people that it is the same. The invasion of error into truth in the American culture is painfully apparent. The increasing evidence of error within the Church is frightening. How can we best confront this assault?