Along with their Christian Movie Madness competition and reviews of of movies like Disney's Snow White, Plugged In's Adam Holz talks about Blake Shelton's new song asking God to allow his friend into heaven even though he was short of receiving Jesus.  Then, Carmen talks Springtime and spiritual cleaning and training.  Plus, in response to the new Global Happiness report looks at how we can foster connection with others.

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Along with applying God's truth to things in the headlines, Thann Bennett from The Equipped Newsletter and radio show on Faith Radio addresses those overwhelming obstacles in life and how we can move foward in strength and honor because of God.  Apologist Daniel DeWitt talks about what's happening to Christians in the Congo, plus urges us to treat others kindly, especially enemies. 

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Pastor Glenn Packiam, author of " What's a Christian Anyway?" helps us draw closer to the core teachings of the Bible and Christianity to help us find our way back to unity.  Sports Spectrum's Jason Romano talks March Madness and some of teams, players, and coaches who are living out their faith in the high-pressure environment. 

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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith addresses the increasing conflict between judges and the President.  He highlights the concerns of how due process is being pushed aside inappropriately, which is a concern for all.  Counselor Steve Midgley, author of "Understanding Trauma," talks about how we are affected by trauma, and how we can help ourselves overcome it, especially through learning to lament and countering ugliness we experienced with beauty.  

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Bill English of Bible and Business and On Path Coaching and Carmen talk about the impending deadline for getting your REAL ID, but then looks at the importance of finding your identity in Christ, especially in light of the trials and traumas we suffered. Stan Jantz of the Come and See Foundation talks about the project to translate the streaming series "The Chosen" into hundreds of languages. He shares stories from around the world of those impacted by the show and the Gospel. 

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Artist Brenda Bogart, author of "What to Give Up for Lent That's Not Chocolate," talks about giving up some of the negative ways we talk in favor of words that bless and build up. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer address how some of the proposed travel bans by the President Trump administration affects the work of missions teams in critical areas. 

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Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek, president of the University of Northwestern - St. Paul and Northwestern Media, responding to the crisis of leadership in the face of campus protests talks about what it means to developing faithful, Biblically-guided cultural leaders for our times. Rick Lawrence, author of "Editing Jesus," talks about how we edit out the supernatural and dependence on the Holy Spirit as a normal part of our lives.  

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Political scientist Adam Carrington talks about what the 1798 Alien Enemies Act is and how some are seekign to apply it today. He also talks about how political parties are realigning, and for those who take their party affiliation as an almost religion, it's been very disconcerting.  CBN Faith Wire's Billy Hallowell shares to story of Cameron Cortman who was saved because of a nudge his mom had from God.  He also talks about the rise of antisemitism on social media, plus more about supernatural occurrences that can only be God's hand. 

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Security analyst Elizabeth Neumann helps us understand the confusing law around the deportation orders for Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil. She also looks at the attacks on Tesla cars for political reasons, which is a domestic terrorism.  With us being on the cusp of March Madness,  Jennifer Hayden Stokes, author of "The Pioneer's Way," talks about the life of James Naismith, his faith, and the origins of the game of basketball.  

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In what ways do you not live like Jesus?  Dave Buehring of Lionshare looks at ways we often do things that the world around us does, and he points us to live in ways that Jesus would, even on this St. Patrick's Day.  As for St. Patrick, who was he?  What was his story.  Carmen helps us know him better!

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