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Ian Simkins and Brian From of The Common Good invite Focus on the Family President Jim Daly to share on the importance of his stance on abortion and the advocacy Focus on the Family has for the right to live.
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Bob Burney shares the upsetting news about Chick-fil-A no longer supporting organizations like the Salvation Army, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Paul Anderson Youth Home because they are considered anti-LGBT.
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Pastor Andrew Brunson, who was arrested in late 2016 and imprisoned in Turkey for two years, tells his story to John and Kathy on The Ride Home.
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The Christian Outlook – November 16, 2019
Kevin McCullough and Kristin Tate of The Hill discuss what happened and what didn’t on day one of the House impeachment hearings.
Albert Mohler highlights a conservative leader in Canada who struggles with the politically correct answer to the question: Is homosexuality a sin?
Pastor Andrew Brunson, who was arrested in late 2016 and imprisoned in Turkey for two years, tells his story to John and Kathy on The Ride Home.
Frank Sontag discusses why one of America’s most popular preachers, Francis Chan, would leave for the mission field in Hong Kong.
Craig Roberts talks with Pastor Andrew Chivarilla of Elkhart Church of Christ about the role of the pulpit as progressives try to chip away at religious liberty.
Pastor Bill Glaze of Bethany Baptist Church explains the importance of couples praying together on The Ride Home with John and Kathy.
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Kevin McCullough offers his reaction to day 1 of the Impeachment Hearings on Wednesday.
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