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Georgene Rice with Don Everts, the author of The Reluctant Witness, challenges us to open the door to spiritual conversations.
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Lee Michaels with Dave Huizenga, senior pastor of Bridgewood Church in Minnesota, on how the church should respond to the evil in our country.
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The Christian Outlook – August 10, 2019
Kevin McCullough and Max Lucado look at the human side of the horrible tragedies in El Paso and Dayton.
Don Kroah talks with Tim Gilson, senior editor of The Stream, about the renewed interest in “red flag laws” aimed at preventing the mentally ill from obtaining guns.
Dr. Albert Mohler looks at the shootings in El Paso and Dayton from a Biblical perspective.
Eric Metaxas talks with John Zmirak, senior editor of The Stream, in an effort to understand why a young man would do such a terrible thing as mass killing.
Don Kroah is joined by Dr. Walter Williams to talk about racism and how he fears the word “racist” is losing its meaning.
John and Kathy talk with National Review writer David French about former mega-church Pastor Joshua Harris, who no longer considers himself a Christian.
Dr. Albert Mohler discusses the questions, can one really lose their faith and can one who has been born anew be once again lost, without hope for eternity?
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Eric Metaxas and John Zmirak, senior editor of The Stream, both analyze the shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH, and what it says about the human condition and ultimately how to cure it.
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Don Kroah and Tom Gilson from The Stream talks about his column “Stunned and Hurting in Dayton — Again”
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