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Eric Metaxas talks with Senator Josh Hawley, who has a warning for people worldwide concerned about their personal data, and lays out his case in his new book "The Tyranny of Big Tech."
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John and Kathy speak with John Christopher Frame about generosity and how holiness inspires us to live a life of generosity.
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Georgene Rice and Jen Pollock Michel discuss her book "A Habit Called Faith: 40 Days in the Bible to Find and Follow Jesus."
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The Christian Outlook – May 8, 2021
Georgene Rice talks with Jonathan Butcher, of the Heritage Foundation, about the teacher’s union’s influence on the CDC.
Dr. Albert Mohler explains why President Biden’s “American Families Plan” is nothing more than government-funded childcare and why this should have our attention.
Kevin McCullough talks with Charmain Yoest, of the Heritage Foundation, with more on the president’s “American Families Plan.”
John Hall and Kathy Emmons, of The Ride Home, talk with Jerry Bowyer, of Townhall Finance, about stockholders as the last line of defense against “woke” publicly held corporations.
Gino Geraci and Jim Denison, of The Denison Forum, urge us to give voice to our faith and convictions even if our worldview and convictions are unpopular.
Don Kroah talks with George Barna about developing a distinctively Christian voice in an increasingly hostile culture through our kids and grandkids.
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Don Kroah speaks with Pastor Jack Graham discuss National Day of Prayer, how we can change the world through prayer, Jesus mandated we pray and never give up praying.
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In our fast-changing world, it can be difficult to sort through the issues of the day. From family to faith to the latest in the public square, it’s hard to stay up on what’s happening, much less…

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