Racing thoughts, fear, worry, panic, stress, uncertainty, and the pressure to keep everything together can affect your mind, body, relationships, and faith. You may want peace, but still feel caught between what you believe and what you experience each day. Dr. Linda Mintle, bestselling author, clinical psychologist, professor, national speaker, and mental health expert, will join us to offer a compassionate guide for understanding, managing, and overcoming anxiety. She will teach us how to slow anxious patterns, quiet racing thoughts, and reconnect with God’s presence in the middle of fear and stress.

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Thursday, July 23, 2026

In the second hour Kerby shares the day’s important stories from a biblical point of view.

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We can be on the fence or ambivalent about many things. But when it comes to the Gospel, we have to pick a side! And on this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy explains why You Can't Have It Both Ways when it comes to being in a relationship with Christ!

With all the talk about Christmas and the 4th of July, are we suggesting that America is a Christian Nation? Tune in to The Public Square® today to hear more.

Topic: Declaration 250

The Public Square® with host Dave Zanotti

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We keep moving through 1 Corinthians by looking for God’s heart instead of grabbing a quick list of rules. We read Paul’s warnings about idolatry, conscience, head coverings, and the Lord’s Supper, then land on a simple filter for everyday choices: does this bring God glory? 
• Why 1 Corinthians forces us to think in principles, not shortcuts 
• How Paul uses Old Testament examples as warnings for the church 
• Temptation, God’s faithfulness, and the call to flee idolatry 
• The difference between personal freedom and what benefits others 
• Food offered to idols as a test case for conscience and love 
• Head coverings as a window into honor, humility, and worship 
• The Lord’s Supper rebuke, divisions, and treating people with care 
• “Do everything for the glory of God” as a practical decision filter 

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When suffering lasts longer than you expected, it’s easy to wonder if your faith has failed but God says something different is happening beneath the surface.

Honest doubts can become the very path that leads you to a deeper, stronger faith.