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The Christian Outlook – May 30, 2020
Georgene Rice and Josh McDowell talk about how Americans are struggling emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically in this extraordinary time.
Don Kroah talks with Pat Gelsinger, CEO of the tech firm VM Ware, about the challenges faced by leaders of businesses and churches as they emerge from the COVID-19 lockdown.
Craig Roberts and Lanhee Chen, of the Hoover Institute, talk about states reopening as a sign of success.
Albert Mohler looks at the relationship between our secular government and the gatherings for people of faith as states emerge from the stay-at-home ordinances.
John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Christine Jeske, professor at Wheaton College, about how the COVID-19 pandemic has hit us where we are spiritually weak.
John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Carl Trueman, of Grove City College, about death and how we have drifted away from the biblical perspective of death.
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Don Kroah invites Pat Gelsinger, CEO of VMware. They discuss the upcoming purposeful free online leadership speaker series at Workforce Ministries on June 5th.
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Georgene Rice talks with best-selling author Josh McDowell, who warns the church that exploding loneliness and porn addiction are two examples of what the church can expect to face post COVID-19. McDowell has released an online document titled, What Comes Next, outlining challenges the church, parachurch organizations and individuals will likely face in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Don Kroah talks with Dr. Thom Rainer, President & CEO of Church Answers about his article Five Likely Consequences of the Pandemic Most Church Leaders Do Not Expect.
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