Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

Why are the accusations of sexual aggression against men such an effective strategy of the Left?

The Real War on Women: Not in Washington. We are joined by Jonathan Tobin (Editor in Chief, Jewish News Service). Topics discussed include: Is the Real War on Women Covered Up? The Trump Inheritance “Scandal” Flop. Why the Truth is Often Hidden?

If national and cultural healing is to occur, can it be done without a revitalizing of the Church?

What should be the recurring message of the Church to ourselves and the culture?

The Church and most ‘Christian’ leaders were conspicuously absent from the entire Kavanaugh event. Besides a handful of individuals and organizations (including APN), nearly no one even remotely offered Biblical counsel on this. Why not?

With the public at nearly a 50%-50% split, are we stronger or more fragile as a culture post Kavanaugh and why?

Is our culture sick or healthy? What does the division we’ve been seeing in politics and during the Kavanaugh hearings tell us about our basic values as a nation/culture? Are we in agreement or widely opposed to values such as: life, decorum, respect, ethics, truth, God Himself?

Beyond Kavanaugh: An Endoscopy of the American Culture. We are joined by Alex McFarland (speaker, author, and advocate for Christian apologetics). Topics discussed include: The General Diagnosis: What did we learn? Are we culturally stronger or weaker now? Is the Church stronger or weaker now? The Prognosis: Can our sick nation and culture be healed?

When it comes to power of interest and interest rates, how does interest work against you if you’re borrowing and how it works for you if you’re saving or lending? At what point do interest rates start to double?

Recently Amazon announced an increase in their minimum wage to $15. This will affect 250,000 people and 40% of their worldwide labor force. Why did Amazon do this? Was it a political move to get Congress of their backs? Was it to keep workers who are being lured into other companies?
When companies significantly raise wages, it does two things: 1) helps people to spend more which is good economically; 2) Raises prices for everyone which fuels inflation. If other companies follow suit, what is more likely to occur? Higher inflation or just greater economic growth?
What other factors accompany inflation?