What we can learn of God’s work in rural churches – Glenn Daman | Helping young men become tenders of their gardens – Brant Hansen
Release Date: 05/16/2024
Exploding stars and the ethical concerns of IVF – Heather Zeiger | A small church with a big heart for foster children – Josh and Rebekah Weigel
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
Science writer of the shares how we'll be able to see an exploding star sometime this summer, as well as the thorny ethical issues around invitro fertilization. Film producers talks about the story of church in Possum Trot, TX that adopted almost 80 children out of the foster care system. Their story is behind the movie "." Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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Seeing beyond the offense to the person’s heart – Billy Hallowell | Christians seeking God amid persecution – Ruth Kramer
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
's Billy Hallowell shares stories of people living out their faith, including the story of a pastor who wisely and graciously responded with a homeless man started cussing in his church service, with amazing results! Ruth Kramer from provides updates of what God is doing in the world, including how churches are responding to the weekend attacks in Dagestan. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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What grand narrative is driving you? – Elizabeth Neumann | Help for you children to understand God’s design for human sexuality – Elizabeth Urbanowicz
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
, author of "," talks about some of the grand narratives that drive certain world leaders, but also some of the narratives that drive violent protestors. She talks about how engaging them graciously in Christian community can help de-escalate the tensions we face. 's Elizabeth Ubanowicz talks how we can best talk with our young children about for human sexuality. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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Forgiving because holding on hurts more – Dave Buehring | Hanging the 10 Commandments in the right place rightly – Adam Carrington
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
Forgiveness might not be the thing we desire to do, but 's Dave Buehring reminds us that forgiveness not only sets those who hurt you free, it frees you! Adam Carrington of the talks about the Constitutional and the theological ssues around Lousiana's new 10 Commandments law, as well as the moral concerns around our nation's exploding national debt. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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Movies, apps, and mental health – Adam Holz | Helping men have conversations around redemptive masculinity – Peter Ostapko
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
's Adam Holz talks about the latest Pixar movie "Inside Out 2" that opens a lot of doors in talking mental health with teens, as well as apps being developed for those struggling with mental health issues. Peter Ostapko of talks about the "," as well as helping foster communities for men who are seeking to center their identity in Christ. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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Can you recite The Ten Commandments? – Carmen LeBerge | An atheist’s journey to Jesus – Daniel DeWitt
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
While we often can recite famous jingles, how are we at reciting The Ten Commandments? Carmen talks about that in light of the state of Louisiana mandating them be hung in classrooms. Apologist talks about astrophysicist Sarah Silviander, who came to faith in Jesus because of the evidence of God's design. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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In what way was America Christian? – Miles Smith | Shrinking the space between our beliefs and experience of God – Steve Cuss
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
, author of "," looks at how Christianity influenced our nation's first 100 years due to the underlying beliefs and practices of the people. , author of "," looks at the gap between what we say we believe about God and what we actually live out. He talks about ways to bring your life more in line with God's truth. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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See our world through the right lenses – Alfonso Espinosa | Waiting patiently and expectantly for God – Carmen LaBerge
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
Pastor Alfonso Espinosa, author of "," talks about Biblical lenses that helps us to rightly understand the world around us so we can engage those around us better. Carmen LaBerge talks about being in a time of waiting and expectancy with a coming grandchild, and looks through Ps. 40 how we should have an expectancy for God work in our lives and in the world. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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Being a healthy Christian in the workplace – Bill English | Fighting poverty by empowering women – James Tusty
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
' Bill English helps us apply Ephesian 4:1-6 to our workplace and how gentleness, patience, bearing others faults and striving to maintain unity is important in your work relations. Documentary filmmaker , producer of "," talks about how by helping women thrive economically in a society, you also help the community thrive. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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The power of your tongue for life and death – Daryl Crouch | The impact when a high-profile pastor fails – Mark Turman
Mornings with Carmen LaBerge
's Daryl Crouch looks at Proverbs 18:21 to help us understand the power of what we say to build people up or destroy. He also talks about the need of pastors to have pastors. Mark Turman of the addresses recent news around a couple of high-profile pastors and understanding the impact our sin can have on others. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now:
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