United We Stand

Today's guests are candidates for the NC Senate 19.
Ms. Val Applewhite ad the incumbent, Mr. Kirk deViere.

You're invited into the room as Fallon Procter holds a conversation with the candidates for the NC Senate 19 Primary concerning many things, including:
• Why serve...Why now?
• Heath Care and Medicaid Expansion
• Education
• Criminal Justice Reform
• NC Budget
• The Value of the military and Veteran population
• Governor Roy Cooper's endorsement of one of the candidates
• The Senator offers a glimpse of the legislative process as the group discusses 'bill shaping' and bi-partisan support of bills for the good of the citizens
The candidates also respond to one another concerning:
• Politics vs Progress
• Voting records
• LGBTQ education and inclusion
• Divisive mail campaigns
• Christian values in politics

#vote #ncsenate

Today's guests hit on some important things you don't want to miss.


Dr. Abraham Shanklin, Jr., founder of New Life Fellowship and The Center of Transformation, in Hanover. MD & Pastor Tony McVickers, Senior Pastor of the multi-site RockFish Church, headquartered in Raeford, NC join Pastor Fallon Procter for a vital conversation about the impact and importance of fatherhood.

Clay Davis and Rick Barber join Fallon Procter for an important conversation about the impact of (and need for) fathers in the home and beyond.

Talking about the important (and perhaps necessary) changes that the church has identified and risen to in the wake of the pandemic and season which followed. Not everything is the same, and that is not all bad.

In many ways, the passage from Genesis 50:20, "You planned evil against me; God planned it for good" rings more true now than ever.

Free resources mentioned in this episode:
https://www.canva.com
https://www.animoto.com
https://www.churchplanting.com

Today's guests are local educators who identify and advocate for a Biblical foundation in education.

There are an overwhelming number of children in the Foster Care system, a problem only exacerbated by the effects of the pandemic. This conversation provides evidence of the need for prayer, action and participation in the Christian community.

Listen along as we dispel myths and offer straight forward information about foster care, adoption and the need for positive community involvement.

Contact your local County Department of Social Services to get involved or get more information about the need in your area.

Today's guest is Jennifer Davis. Jennifer is a Life Coach in training as a Christian counselor. She has helped many families and individuals work through some of the most difficult seasons of their lives. After years of distance between psychology and theology, or maybe science and faith, what is playing out in culture in recent decades, the need for a bridge between the two arenas has become more apparent.

February is often referred to as the month of love. As we focus on love, we want to ask ourselves this question, "Who is our neighbor?"

“Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” And Jesus replied to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. The second is like it, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself [that is, unselfishly seek the best or higher good for others].’ The whole Law and the [writings of the] Prophets depend on these two commandments.” Matthew 22:36-40 AMP

Dr. Doug Small of Project Pray is the guest today for a discussion on the continued need for fervent and consistent prayer among God's people.

ABOUT DR. SMALL:
Dr. P. Douglas Small is an ordained bishop with the Church of God, speaker, educator, and consultant focusing on prayer ministry. He holds a B.A. degree in Christian Ministries, an M. A. degree in Biblical Studies, a second M. A. degree in Church Administration, and a Ph. D. degree in Biblical Studies. His teaching materials have been used by pastors across the nation for enrichment and ministry.

ABOUT PROJECT PRAY:
Project Pray is an organization dedicated to serving as a catalyst for a ‘Great Awakening’ in America and the world. Through the foundation of transformational prayer mobilization, we aim to fulfill our obligation to the Great Commitment, “Pray for all men everywhere …”

Project Pray seeks to form strategic partnerships at the denominational, individual, family, congregational, and city-wide levels in order to educate the Church about prayer and all its facets.

Find out more at https://projectpray.org/