Science and bioethics writer Heather Zeiger addresses the recent vote in the UK House of Commons that would legalize assisted dying there, and the deeper issues of caring for a dying person and the honoring them as being made in God's image.  Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek, president of the University of Northwestern - St. Paul and Northwestern Media (Faith Radio's parent organization) talks about the power of being theologically conservative and through that engaging our culture and world. 

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Carmen LaBerge talks about a church in Kansas City that will be displaying a collection of nativity scenes and how we individually and collectively can do things that point people to Jesus this Christmas season.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on the situation in and around Syria after the fall of Assad, and what it might mean for Christians and others in the region. 

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Collin Hansen of The Gospel Coalition helps us look at the past year and what jumps out to him as the top news stories with definite theological importance.  The American Bible Society's John Plake continues to unpack the findings of the State of the Bible 2024 report helps us look at problem of loneliness, especially in younger generations, the problem of unforgiveness, and how the Bible engagement can help bring the heart change needed to overcome both. 

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Political scientist Adam Carrington helps us look at the Advent season, the coming of Jesus and how it affects our lives, including our politicial engagement.  Billy Hallowell of CBN's Faith Wire looks at recent religious news headlines, including a LifeWay Research report showing that for those who don't plan to attend Christmas services, they would respond positively to your invitation to join them.

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Security expert Elizabeth Neumann helps us look at the fall of the Assad regime in Syria over the weekend, who's taking over the nation, what it means for the Middle East for minority communities and for the world, and how we can pray in the face of the many unknowns.  Carmen LaBerge looks a various news around Notre Dame's reopening, a financial advisor talking about hedging Armageddon, plus talks about how Jordan Peterson's love for God's word, but still doesn't believe in God.

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Dave Buehring of the discipleship ministry Lionshare looks at the recent increased interest in God and the Bible, and the importance of being there to disciple these people.  He also reflects on the losses this past year and their impact on his Christmas celebration.  True Charity's James Whitford continues explaining the 7 parts of effective charity, focusing on the receipient's freedom to choose or not choose to recieve helps, and accepting the natural consequences of each choice. 

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Plugged In's Adam Holz reviews the new Netflix docu-drama "Mary" which pulls in some apocryphal and violent story lines around Mary, the mother of Jesus.  He also talks about how social media influences our kids' Christmas wish lists.  Fitness expert Kim Dolan Leto shares some of the things she has stopped doing a a Christian woman. 

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Brent Leatherwood, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, looks at recent arguments before the US Supreme Court around a Tennesee law that bans the use of puberty blockers and other medical interventions on youth that can permamently deform gender dysphoric children.  Apologist Daniel DeWitt offers hope and joy, even when we are filled with sorrow during the Christmas season.

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Vaneetha Risner, author of the free, downloadable booklet "Helping the Hurting," offers ideas for helping those who are struggling this Christmas season.  Steve Cleary of Revelation Media and the iBible app talks about their new project "The Real Story of Christmas," and how you can use it to share Christmas with others. 

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Carmen LaBerge reflects the shooting death of Brian Thompson of United Healthcare, what his family is going through, and remembering when her dad died when she was a teen and thinks of ways we can comfort others from the times we were comforted by God.  Kathy Branzell of the National Day of Prayer Taskforce talks about how we can truly reflect the joy of Jesus' first coming and graciously extended our joy and happiness ot others.

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