An estimated 21-million people are being forced into human trafficking all around the world. And, here in the U.S., hundreds of cases of sex slavery are reported every year! But, what can you do to help? On this episode of Up for Debate, Julie Roys will explore that question with Mary Frances Bowley, who heads a group fighting sex trafficking in the U.S.; Illinois Congressman Randy Hultgren, who's spearheading federal legislation aimed at stopping human trafficking; and Erica Jude, who's combatting human slavery overseas. Don't miss this incredibly important and informative discussion on this episode of Up for Debate!

Should Christians today speak in tongues? What should we make of so-called faith healers? And, what qualifies as the gift of prophecy? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will explore the supernatural gifts with Dr. Erwin Lutzer of Moody Church, who believes these gifts have largely ceased - and Dr. Michael Brown from the FIRE School of Ministry, who says they're very much alive. Listen and join the discussion, this Saturday at 11 a.m. on Up for Debate!

Should Christians celebrate Halloween? One author and pastor says yes - and even encourages Christians to use the day to mock evil. Some others say no - claiming there's no way to extricate the day from its demonic and occult association. This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will explore Halloween with Christian leaders on both sides. Listen and join the discussion on this episode of Up for Debate!

Does global capitalism exploit people in developing countries and rob them of crucial resources, or does it actually spark production and lift people out of poverty? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this crucial question with Christian leaders on both sides of the issue. Joining her will be a Wheaton College professor who supports capitalism – and a professor at Calvin College who’s critical of it. Don’t miss this important broadcast, Saturday at 11 a.m. Central Time on Up for Debate!

Blood moons. They sound ominous and mysterious, but do these celestial phenomena actually have any spiritual significance? Some say "yes," and are urging believers to take note. Other say "no," and warn Christians against so-called "prophetic sensationalism." This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will explore both sides with two Christian experts holding different positions. Don't miss the discussion Saturday at 11 a.m. on Up for Debate!

Is it okay for CEO's of Christian charities to make a half million dollars? What about mega-pastors and ministry leaders? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss the issue of salaries for Christian leaders. How much is too much? And, what principles should guide boards as they set leaders' salaries? Listen and join the discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m.on Up for Debate?

It's one of the great theological debates of the church that's caused entire denominations to split: Can a believer lose his salvation? This Saturday on Up For Debate, Julie Roys will tackle this difficult issue with Moody Bible Professor Bryan Litfin, who says a believer can't - and Brian Shelton of Toccoa Falls College, who says a believer can. Bring your Bible and join the discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m. Central Time on Up For Debate!

Leading conservatives and GOP presidential candidates are gathering in Washington, D.C., this week for the Values Voter Summit. Up For Debate Host Julie Roys will broadcast live from the event, featuring key leaders discussing the issues important to you! You’ll hear first-hand what some candidates and top Christian leaders think about issues like abortion, religious freedom and foreign policy. Plus, you’ll be able to join the discussion and ask your questions.

Is yoga a healthy form of exercise - or a pagan practice steeped in Hinduism? On this episode of Up For Debate, Julie Roys will discuss the issue with Laurette Willis, the founder of Praise Moves, who says yoga is a gateway to New Age and Eastern Religions. Challenging her perspective is Bonnie Meyer, the founder of a Christian-based yoga ministry in Lincoln, Nebraska. Don't miss the discussion this Saturday at 11 AM Central Time on Up For Debate!

Should Christians engage or retreat from culture? Some say that culture has become so hostile to faith that the only way to preserve the Christian way is to retreat. Yet, others say taking this posture requires abdicating our Christian responsibility to be salt and light. This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys explores this issue with author Ryan T. Anderson, who advocates engaging culture - and C.C. Pecknold, who advocates a pattern of retreat and engagement. Don't miss this fascinating discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m. on Up For Debate!