The decline of the American family is both devastating and obvious, and its current shape is producing the state of disarray apparent to all. But Terence is not without hope, for his trust is in the Lord, who is more than able to help families who put their eyes on Him. Terence is a no-nonsense leader of this organization called "Victorious Family," helping kingdom-minded men and women to recapture a godly legacy for their families. Also, a second visit with Wayne White from the Ocala area, an author and patriot.

He has been deeply involved in American public policy for almost 43 years, and he has an uncanny ability to accurately articulate our actual state of condition. He states that we have been moving away from our constitution for the last 125 years, and the result is the loss of liberty. Dave's knowledge of American history and his great study of theology collide in a most helpful way, and you will benefit from hearing his viewpoints in this episode.

Melissa Ortiz knows first-hand the plight of Americans with disabilities. Born with Spina Bifida, Melissa wasn't expected to live to graduate from high school. But she has overcome many odds, and now in her 50s, she is helping many others in their fight for mobility and opportunities. She is the Senior Advisor for the Able Americans Project. Teresa Krager is a former teacher who is part of Samaritan Ministries, the healthcare sharing ministry often talked about. Since retiring, she has turned into a prolific author, and she discusses "Before Your Birth Day." Finally, Briana Burdette is a specialist in Senior Living, and shares about her work at Allegro in Orlando.

It has already been done around the country, and even in Florida...a novel high school concept that has perked major interest. Cristo Rey High School was formed in the Chicago area, and combines a Christian Education (based on Catholic traditions but open to all Christian faiths) with a unique concept of including a work component in a local business. Amanda Livermore is the Feasibility Director, and Joe Morse is on the committee for developing this amazing high school alternative. They explain the concepts in this episode.

Always an over-achiever, Jack Alan Levine graduated from both high school and college sooner than most, and found success in business. Sadly, he also became addicted to numerous drugs, and fought with this lifestyle for years. A chance conversation with a pastor in a church building (where he had gone to reflect) literally changed the course of Jack's life. Now, he is a prolific author, and popular speaker and consultant. He will tell you that everything about his life is aimed at one thing, and that is Jesus.

She was successful in business, and could work wherever she wanted...but she answered the call to help the homeless men in women in our area who are suffering from mental illness. Ellen O'Connor is the Executive Director of Dave's House, providing resources for homeless men and women who are suffering from serious mental illness. Her years of business experience serves her well as she directs this outreach, one that offers not only help - but hope for the area's homeless.

Charles and Frances Shafe have enjoyed a successful business life AND a marriage. Both were part of the Shafe Group, offering alternative investments. He retired from that company a number of years back, but he is still active in helping people. In this episode, Charles explains in detail how many businesses and churches might well be eligible for a tax rebate...at times worth more than you might expect. He explains this in today's program.

Joel Rissinger not only served for many years in ministry, he was also a student of life through the process. He has many strong communication gifts, and speaking into the lives of other pastors is in his wheelhouse. He now travels the US, helping pastors and their congregations. Also in this episode - 21 year old Sting Ray Robb (that's his given name!) was not only named after the popular Corvette, but is now a professional IndyCar racer. And that's not all - he is on fire for Jesus.

Lori was the first to work with CRU (formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ. She and husband Chuck had to moved to Florida for fun and sun. But after the move, God began pointing them in an unexpected direction. Lori's staff work with this Orlando-based ministry got them both looking at leaving their more traditional jobs...and becoming team members for CRU. Their story is inspiring, and they love to see the fruit of the labors of their team in the many nations that they are reaching.

This is a banner year for faith-based films, and the upcoming "His Only Son" promises to deliver a realistic look into the life of Abraham. David Helling, the writer and director for this film, began casting in 2018, alongside another amazing project's producer - Dallas Jenkins (The Chosen). On March 31, David's film premiers around the world, and he gives the glory to God. Chris Marsden leads "Global City Mission Initiative," training and sending domestic missionaries to large cities through the country, and this organization is making a difference.