Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Abraham Hunter’s journey to becoming a successful artist is reflected in the beauty and depth of his paintings. His childhood was wracked with pain, yet in that pain, art became his escape. At the age of 12 he started his journey as an artist and began painting mostly nature and outdoor settings. When he was 14, he won his first major award for his art. As a former homeschooled student, Abraham was self-motivated and self-taught, and today is a highly successful artist whose work has been featured all over the country. His paintings depict beautiful scenes that illustrate a harmony between nature and man. Abraham gives advice about how anyone, at any age, can pick up a pencil or a paintbrush and explore their own artistic inclinations!

TAKEAWAYS

Artists tend to need solitude

Art is as much about self-discovery as it is about commerce

You’re never too young or too old to start painting or drawing what inspires you the most

Find Abraham’s variety of masterpieces online at Infinity Fine Art and Masters Editions

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Imagine a curriculum that teaches your children to embrace their God-given talents while giving them an opportunity to grow those gifts in a creative and focused environment. Lesley Russell has brought that dream to life with EQUIP 210, a leading homeschool movement in southern California that equips teens, tweens, and toddlers with a rich and diverse educational experience centered on creativity, art, and real-world skills. This program allows kids K-12 to participate in internships in all aspects of art and entertainment, such as screenplay writing, video, music, technology, healthy social media use, and even agriculture. Students can get hands-on expertise and prepare for the workplace by participating in this trailblazing program.

TAKEAWAYS

As a parent, model behavior that you want your children to exhibit when they become adults


Start a K-12 program in your area easily through the EQUIP 210 Partnering Program

Lesley’s program aims at helping kids see their value and worth in the eyes of their Creator

Donate to Equip 210 and invest in the next generation through Equip210.com

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

Washington Watch with Tony Perkins

In the wake of the Covid pandemic, patients’ trust in hospitals is at an all-time low. Laura Bartlett was known for entertaining audiences with her clean comedy group, Four Funny Females before she shifted to patient advocacy amid the chaos of the coronavirus pandemic. She is the founder of Hospital Hostage Hotline, an immediate resource for those seeking help if they or someone they love is being forcefully held in a hospital against their wishes. Laura explains that patients have the right to leave the hospital, despite what medical staff might tell them. She additionally breaks down the importance of informed consent and how hospitals today are blatantly ignoring it. Laura discusses this “Silver Bullet Solution” and shares more resources for patients that can be found on her website.

TAKEAWAYS

Download crucial patient documents at OurPatientRights.com before going into the hospital and give a copy to your caregiver

Laura shares a story about a man who went into the hospital for a UTI and ended up Covid-tested and fast-tracked toward a ventilator

Good doctors across the nation have endured the weaponization of medical boards in retaliation for doing their jobs correctly

If there is no informed consent, treatment is essentially “medical rape” and patients can file state medical board complaints if needed

Washington Watch, Tony Perkins

The 1970s ushered in the Jesus Revolution, a counterculture movement that became the greatest spiritual awakening in American history.. The Band called "Love Song" brought us a whole new era in Contemporary Christian Music. In this episode of Faith On Film, we hear from the co-founder of "Love Song", Chuck Girard as he gives us an insight to the band, the Jesus Revolution and his part in it.