Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

What is the difference between someone leaking information and espionage?

Biblical View of National Security. We are joined by Scott Uehlinger (Retired CIA Station Chief, National Security Expert, Newsmax Contributor). Topics discussed include: Discussion of National Security Concerns. Looking at the details of the Singapore Summit. Making our country safe. Solutions for National Security.

In what areas of life and relationships are fathers most needed today?

Dave Kistler asks Gary Dull, what did your father do that most influenced your life for good and God? Is it ever too late for a dad to impact his family for right?

Man Up Time--Fathers' Leadership Desperately Needed. Topics discussed include: Celebration of Fathers’ Day. In what areas of life and relationships are fathers most needed today? Is there anything wrong with children being kept in “detention centers” when they get separated from their parents at the border?

Money Mission Friday: Choices Have Consequences. We are joined by Joel Chernoff (Messianic Jewish Alliance of America) and William Parker (CEO Grandview Asset Management). Topics discussed include: Israel and Oil: Enormous Consequence. More Tariffs: The Consequences. Italy, the EU and Debt: The Consequences. Savings: A Good Choice with Good Results. (Originally Aired - 6/1/18)

What type of Constitutional authority did Pres. Trump have to negotiate the deal with North Korea? At what point does the Constitution mandate that Congress enter the discussion?

Gary Dull asks David New (Constitutional Attorney) about the recent Supreme Court decision concerning Jack Phillips. What did the Court do? What should be rejoiced over? What concerns are there about the decision? What type of warning should the American people heed in this court decision?

There are now some discussions on attempts to normalize relations between North and South Korea and the United States or even developing a United Korea. What would that involve? Is it even possible?

Donald Trump went to Singapore, visited with Kim Jong Un and in what appears to be “short order” has come away with an agreement to denuclearize North Korea. It appears to us all that Kim has gone against what his father and grandfather attempted to develop in having a strong nuclear North Korea. Why was President Trump successful and other Presidents not so successful in similar efforts?