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Would you be able to recognize sex trafficking if it was happening right before your eyes?  Do you the difference between a tatoo and branding of a sex trafficking victim?  Sex trafficking is different that prostitution and those who are caught up in sex trafficking does not choose to do it.  There are 4.5 million sex trafficking victims around the world and many of them are young children, both boys and girls.  Part of abolishing sex trafficking is to first be able to recognize it and its pervasiveness across our United States and Abroad.  Please join me and my co-host Felicia Ingram for a power packed hour!

Hosts will go deeper into the subject discussed in last week's episode as they break down the term "Let Go and Let God"

In churches we hear of physical threats enforcing fear, personal property exploitation, mental pressure, sexual harassment, emotional manipulation, unfair monetary demands, verbal assaults, families’ loyalties divided, and excommunications.  Are these hurts that set people in odds against the church real or perceived? Who is responsible; church leadership or parishioners?  My panelist and I break down the intricacies of the factors that lead and perpetuate this alleged church hurt and how people can heal and reconcile with the church.

Sex Trafficked as a child, Rebekah Begay, is no stranger to life on the streets.  Having to learn how to stay alive day after day was no easy task.  While most children are her age are just thinking about the new electronic games or the hippest clothing fad, Rebekah was fighting for her life. Through the strength that God provided, she survived.  You will be amazed at what she did next.  Tune in December 6th at 8pm Eastern to hear her story.

The first and the most important step towards recovery!

Can you imagine having to serve a stranger’s sexual desires just to get a meal to eat or to get a warm place to sleep for the night?  Thousands of teens who run away from home every year find themselves in compromising situations such as this on a daily basis.  Why are they running?  What can be done to help?  My Co-host, Felicia Ingram, and I will discuss the answers to these questions and more during this episode.   Join us if you can!

How far will you go to rescue your sister/daughter/mother if they were caught up in the gruesome industry called Sex Trafficking.  Would you keep looking for her year after year?  Would you go into the seedy parts of town late in the night to find her?  Will you go to war with the trafficker? For Kenneth Meadows and his father, they went all the way.  Hear the inspiring story!  It is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

ography is no longer a stranger to people these days.  With technological advances, the proliferation of ography across the globe is at a record high.  Children as young as 11 years of age have accidently or purposely gone on ographic sites.  So how does this affect the individual?  How does it impact a community both nationally and internationally?  Is ography addictive?  Has ography skewed our perception of love, relationship and marriage?  We will discuss the answers to these questions and more with my special guest, Peter Faatoina, all the way from Brisbane, Australia.

In the trenches on the war on Sex Trafficking in the Dominican Republic is Crystal Green, the Founder of Eternally Cherished.  The product these traffickers are selling are not consumable like drugs and guns; they sell unwilling bodies for sex to some of the most perverted people.  Many young children and women are subject to predators who are looking to use their bodies for money.  Join us as we discuss the national and the international realities about the #2 World Crime and how we can work together to abolish this heinous commercial trade.

It is amazing how God can take the ugliest things of devil and of humanity and make the most beautiful thing rise out of its ashes.  Many survivors believe that their stories of trauma are so shameful, embarrassing and horrendous that God can never do anything with them or their lives.  That is a lie from the very depths of hell.  Through God, nothing is in vain.  Jarnay Marie Trafton, went through a horrific childhood trauma that could have left her without hope, however, God reminded her that she is His beauty and that her life is worth living.  Join us as she takes us on her journey.