Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

Why should people want to serve civil servants, first responders, etc.?

Biblical evangelism is about discipleship and mentoring after someone is converted. Why is it important that older believers spend time training, helping, listening to, and serving together with our young people?

Doug Stein (Pastor, Elected Official, Paramedic, Volunteer Firefighter) discusses his involvement in mentoring younger generations in public schools even though his vocation wasn’t a teacher.

If a church or individual is concerned about reaching civil authorities would it be better to go to D.C. and start there or would is it recommend establishing relationships with local officials first?

Being Salt & Light in Our Communities. We are joined by Doug Stein (Pastor, Elected Official, Paramedic, Volunteer Firefighter). Topics discussed include: Salt & Light to Civil Leaders. Mentoring the younger generations. Serving our Public Servants. How Christians can Influence the Community.

Companies/corporations/businesses have rights too. Business owners have rights. Aren’t there boundaries that can’t be stepped across by disdainful reporters? Are businesses and government one and the same? Was the president violating the first or fifth amendments with his actions?

The lawsuit by CNN has netted the desired result, a reinstatement of Acosta in the White House press pool. Is a decision to remove an individual (no matter who it is) who violates protocol something that is a violation of said individual's 1st and 5th Amendment rights?

Of Lawsuits and Love of Football. Topics discussed include: Federal Judge reinstates Acosta to the White House. Did the president violate any of Acosta’s Constitutional rights in banning him from the White House? Lessons learned from a football game.

Sam talks to Margaret Huber (Pres. WBPH TV 60 Philadelphia/Allentown, PA) about how APN got involved with “Stand in the Gap TV”.

Isaac Crockett discusses the reason he decided to get involved with APN