(00:00-09:14): “Trump finally leveled with the American people” writes Peter Bergen in CNN. Plus, Dr. Birx predicts up to 200,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths 'if we do things almost perfectly'"I think in some of the metro areas we were late in getting people to follow the 15-day guidelines," the White House coronavirus response coordinator said on "TODAY."

(09:14-18:15): We hear from Pastor Calvin Lindstrom from Christian Liberty Academy on how he and the school are navigating this crisis. He touches on how we are nothing in ourselves, and we need Jesus every step of the way.

(18:15-27:57): We now hear from Christian leader and musician Leanor Ortega Till. She emphasizes how important it is to continuously be creators, more so than consumers. We are in a unique position to create more and more and lean into the power and Love of Christ. 

(27:57-37:07): We wanted to bring more positive news and updates in the midst of this crisis. John Krasinski and Jeff Gaffigan offered some encouraging words via Facebook.

(38:04-48:59): Jessica De Leon from the Bradenton Herald tweeted “Chad Chronister announces he has obtained an arrest warrant for Rodney Howard-Browne, the Pentecostal pastor at the River at Tampa Bay Church in Riverview, who ignored social distancing orders and encouraged the packed services held over the weekend.” Plus, Jerry Falwell Jr.’s decision to allow students back on to Liberty University is against all government recommendations. 

(48:59-1:00:03): Local Pastor Derek Buikema of Orland Park Christian Reformed Church shared his encounter with COVID-19. His wife is confirmed to have the virus, therefore, his household has been exposed to it. He talks about hope, prayer, and coping with the crisis with the Lord. 

(1:00:03-1:09:23): “Overcoming fear, conquering chaos: 10 tips for turbulent times” writes Shane Idleman in Christian Post. 

(1:10:26-1:17:11): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:14): “Trump finally leveled with the American people” writes Peter Bergen in CNN. Plus, Dr. Birx predicts up to 200,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths 'if we do things almost perfectly'"I think in some of the metro areas we were late in getting people to follow the 15-day guidelines," the White House coronavirus response coordinator said on "TODAY."

(09:14-18:15): We hear from Pastor Calvin Lindstrom from Christian Liberty Academy on how he and the school are navigating this crisis. He touches on how we are nothing in ourselves, and we need Jesus every step of the way.

(18:15-27:57): We now hear from Christian leader and musician Leanor Ortega Till. She emphasizes how important it is to continuously be creators, more so than consumers. We are in a unique position to create more and more and lean into the power and Love of Christ. 

(27:57-37:07): We wanted to bring more positive news and updates in the midst of this crisis. John Krasinski and Jeff Gaffigan offered some encouraging words via Facebook.

(38:04-48:59): Jessica De Leon from the Bradenton Herald tweeted “Chad Chronister announces he has obtained an arrest warrant for Rodney Howard-Browne, the Pentecostal pastor at the River at Tampa Bay Church in Riverview, who ignored social distancing orders and encouraged the packed services held over the weekend.” Plus, Jerry Falwell Jr.’s decision to allow students back on to Liberty University is against all government recommendations. 

(48:59-1:00:03): Local Pastor Derek Buikema of Orland Park Christian Reformed Church shared his encounter with COVID-19. His wife is confirmed to have the virus, therefore, his household has been exposed to it. He talks about hope, prayer, and coping with the crisis with the Lord. 

(1:00:03-1:09:23): “Overcoming fear, conquering chaos: 10 tips for turbulent times” writes Shane Idleman in Christian Post. 

(1:10:26-1:17:11): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

(00:00-09:22): Brian and Ian discuss : “How two poems about the coronavirus went viral by addressing spiritual needs”. “Pandemic” by Lynn Ungar, and "In the Time of Pandemic," by Kitty O'Meara both initially posted to Facebook, have become sensations online, reposted everywhere.

(09:22-18:45): Timothy’s ministry is a Chicago-based organization whose mission is to serve the poor, the homeless, and the broken-hearted through God's grace and love. Another cool sports story: “MLB, Fanatics Agree to Produce Masks, Gowns Instead of Jerseys Amid COVID-19”. 

(18:45-27:39): We hear from Pastor Josh Moody from College Church at Wheaton College on his encouragement through uncertain times. He emphasizes that we believe and are loved by a completely certain God, and how He is still in control.

(27:39-36:57): “Everything’s Canceled! Dealing with Disappointment in Pandemic” writes Abbey Wedgeworth in The Gospel Coalition. “The marriage supper of the lamb is a feast that cannot be delayed and will not be canceled.”

(37:53-48:36): Brian and Ian offer some devotional reflections to help during this crisis. 

(48:36-58:49): We hear from Dr. Warren Anderson, Director, Demoss Center for Worship in the Performing Arts and Dean of the Chapel at Judson University. He shares a blog post of his, A Thought to Consider in Light of the Well-Intended (and Possibly Completely Correct) Exhortation to Seize the Moment of “Unprecedented Opportunity”

(58:49-1:09:12): GOOD NEWS! We are always about bringing uplifting and positive news amidst this crisis. Taylor Swift and Chris Hemsworth are sharing immensely, some hotels are opening their rooms for those in need, and the Pope has some encouraging words. 

(1:10:16-1:17:11): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:22): Brian and Ian discuss : “How two poems about the coronavirus went viral by addressing spiritual needs”. “Pandemic” by Lynn Ungar, and "In the Time of Pandemic," by Kitty O'Meara both initially posted to Facebook, have become sensations online, reposted everywhere.

(09:22-18:45): Timothy’s ministry is a Chicago-based organization whose mission is to serve the poor, the homeless, and the broken-hearted through God's grace and love. Another cool sports story: “MLB, Fanatics Agree to Produce Masks, Gowns Instead of Jerseys Amid COVID-19”. 

(18:45-27:39): We hear from Pastor Josh Moody from College Church at Wheaton College on his encouragement through uncertain times. He emphasizes that we believe and are loved by a completely certain God, and how He is still in control.

(27:39-36:57): “Everything’s Canceled! Dealing with Disappointment in Pandemic” writes Abbey Wedgeworth in The Gospel Coalition. “The marriage supper of the lamb is a feast that cannot be delayed and will not be canceled.”

(37:53-48:36): Brian and Ian offer some devotional reflections to help during this crisis. 

(48:36-58:49): We hear from Dr. Warren Anderson, Director, Demoss Center for Worship in the Performing Arts and Dean of the Chapel at Judson University. He shares a blog post of his, A Thought to Consider in Light of the Well-Intended (and Possibly Completely Correct) Exhortation to Seize the Moment of “Unprecedented Opportunity”

(58:49-1:09:12): GOOD NEWS! We are always about bringing uplifting and positive news amidst this crisis. Taylor Swift and Chris Hemsworth are sharing immensely, some hotels are opening their rooms for those in need, and the Pope has some encouraging words. 

(1:10:16-1:17:11): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

(00:00-09:40): We are in a season of suffering, a season of grief, and in the season of Lent. Brian and Ian discuss how we recognize Lent in the Season of Coronavirus.

(10:37-38:23): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empower them to share the good news of Jesus. Vice President of Fundraising & Marketing, Nicola Robinson joins us to give us her story on how she got involved. She also shares the story of a client of hers who was on the verge of homelessness, and how the local church helped her back into a state of financial and spiritual stability. We also hear from Kevin Palau, who has been a strategic partner with CAP. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. 

(39:26-49:06): The local church has turned to the multimedia platform in the amidst the Coronavirus. Dr. Charlie Dates from Progressive Baptist Church is hosting a virtual prayer tonight March 26th. In Italy, I’ve Rediscovered the Power of Three Types of Prayer. Psalms of lament felt hyperbolic before COVID-19. But amid 7,400 deaths, my locked-down church in Rome resonates with David more than ever.

(49:06-1:18:18): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empower them to share the good news of Jesus. Executive Director of CAP America, Simon Wilce, joins us to share his story. We also hear again from Kevin Palau and how the local church can get involved and why. Call: 888-444-9185 to give.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:40): We are in a season of suffering, a season of grief, and in the season of Lent. Brian and Ian discuss how we recognize Lent in the Season of Coronavirus.

(10:37-38:23): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empower them to share the good news of Jesus. Vice President of Fundraising & Marketing, Nicola Robinson joins us to give us her story on how she got involved. She also shares the story of a client of hers who was on the verge of homelessness, and how the local church helped her back into a state of financial and spiritual stability. We also hear from Kevin Palau, who has been a strategic partner with CAP. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. 

(39:26-49:06): The local church has turned to the multimedia platform in the amidst the Coronavirus. Dr. Charlie Dates from Progressive Baptist Church is hosting a virtual prayer tonight March 26th. In Italy, I’ve Rediscovered the Power of Three Types of Prayer. Psalms of lament felt hyperbolic before COVID-19. But amid 7,400 deaths, my locked-down church in Rome resonates with David more than ever.

(49:06-1:18:18): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empower them to share the good news of Jesus. Executive Director of CAP America, Simon Wilce, joins us to share his story. We also hear again from Kevin Palau and how the local church can get involved and why. Call: 888-444-9185 to give.

(00:00-09:34): Brian and Ian start the show off by speaking to the hopelessness. Ian talks about the Daily Prayer App that prompts users to stop and reflect on the situation. He also encourages listeners to exercise.

(10:29-39:29): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empowers them to share the good news of Jesus. Founder, John Kirkby, joins us to give his story on the origin of this amazing organization. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. We hear testimonies of actual clients whose lives were saved by the organization. 

(40:33-49:58): Ways Churches Are Stepping Up During the COVID-19 Crisis. Churches are asking what they can do during a time of social distancing. We gathered examples from actual churches already engaged.

(49:58-1:17:14): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empowers them to share the good news of Jesus. Founder, John Kirkby, joins us to give his story on the origin of this amazing organization. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. We hear testimonies of actual clients whose lives were saved by the organization.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:34): Brian and Ian start the show off by speaking to the hopelessness. Ian talks about the Daily Prayer App that prompts users to stop and reflect on the situation. He also encourages listeners to exercise.

(10:29-39:29): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empowers them to share the good news of Jesus. Founder, John Kirkby, joins us to give his story on the origin of this amazing organization. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. We hear testimonies of actual clients whose lives were saved by the organization. 

(40:33-49:58): Ways Churches Are Stepping Up During the COVID-19 Crisis. Churches are asking what they can do during a time of social distancing. We gathered examples from actual churches already engaged.

(49:58-1:17:14): We are joined by representatives from Christians Against Poverty. Christians Against Poverty equip local churches with effective poverty relieving tools and empowers them to share the good news of Jesus. Founder, John Kirkby, joins us to give his story on the origin of this amazing organization. Call: 888-444-9185 to give. We hear testimonies of actual clients whose lives were saved by the organization.

(00:00-09:39): Texas Governor Dan Patrick expressed considerations for grandparents willing to sacrifice themselves for their grandchildren. However, Tyler Huckabee writes “The Church Will Not Sacrifice Anyone for the Economy’s Sake” in Relevant Magazine.

(09:39-18:57): Curtis Sartor, Associate Vice President for Diversity and Spiritual Development at Judson University shares his perspective on how God always provides. He takes his encouragement out of Matthew 6.

(18:57-27:19): Father Michael Sparough, Retreat Director and Spiritual Director at the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington shares an interesting Story of Lent. He equates our value with the stone used to carve Michelangelo’s David. We may not be perfect, but God makes us worthy.

(27:19-36:40): GOOD NEWS!! In times like these, we are in dire need for some good news. Brian and Ian talk about 3D printed face masks, libraries full of toilet paper, and our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. 

(37:37-48:16): Thousands of Liberty students expected to return to campus amid coronavirus outbreak. Brian and Ian talk about why this ISN’T a good idea. Also, Churches go back to the future with drive-in services in the time of the coronavirus. 

(48:16-57:29): We hear from Sari Lash as she takes us through one of her guided prayers. It is an interactive and soothing audible prayer that aims to help us slow down and wait on God. Updated prayers can be received via text every Monday and Thursday. Text “prayerproject” to 31996.

(58:32-1:08:36): Chris Castaldo, Pastor of New Covenant Church of Naperville, gives us his picture of God’s provision. He uses the story of the Israelites and manna in the desert. God will provide for us on a daily basis, no matter what. 

(1:08:36-1:15:01): We usually close out the show with Interweb Insanity. Instead, we wanted to leave space to reflect on the encouragement from our friends. They gave messages of peace, of truth, and excellent images of slowing down to allow God to speak to us. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:39): Texas Governor Dan Patrick expressed considerations for grandparents willing to sacrifice themselves for their grandchildren. However, Tyler Huckabee writes “The Church Will Not Sacrifice Anyone for the Economy’s Sake” in Relevant Magazine.

(09:39-18:57): Curtis Sartor, Associate Vice President for Diversity and Spiritual Development at Judson University shares his perspective on how God always provides. He takes his encouragement out of Matthew 6.

(18:57-27:19): Father Michael Sparough, Retreat Director and Spiritual Director at the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington shares an interesting Story of Lent. He equates our value with the stone used to carve Michelangelo’s David. We may not be perfect, but God makes us worthy.

(27:19-36:40): GOOD NEWS!! In times like these, we are in dire need for some good news. Brian and Ian talk about 3D printed face masks, libraries full of toilet paper, and our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. 

(37:37-48:16): Thousands of Liberty students expected to return to campus amid coronavirus outbreak. Brian and Ian talk about why this ISN’T a good idea. Also, Churches go back to the future with drive-in services in the time of the coronavirus. 

(48:16-57:29): We hear from Sari Lash as she takes us through one of her guided prayers. It is an interactive and soothing audible prayer that aims to help us slow down and wait on God. Updated prayers can be received via text every Monday and Thursday. Text “prayerproject” to 31996.

(58:32-1:08:36): Chris Castaldo, Pastor of New Covenant Church of Naperville, gives us his picture of God’s provision. He uses the story of the Israelites and manna in the desert. God will provide for us on a daily basis, no matter what. 

(1:08:36-1:15:01): We usually close out the show with Interweb Insanity. Instead, we wanted to leave space to reflect on the encouragement from our friends. They gave messages of peace, of truth, and excellent images of slowing down to allow God to speak to us.