14 Mar Brian Cochran
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Brian Cochran of John Moore Associates shares tips on how to navigate the current volatility in the markets.
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Brian Cochran of John Moore Associates shares tips on how to navigate the current volatility in the markets.
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Genevieve Wood of the Heritage Foundation joins us to talk about the GOP Spending Bill. She addresses topics including what sort of spending the bill dictates, the discussions surrounding it, and how a potential government shutdown was averted.
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Don Shenk of The Tide joins us. The Tide is an international Christian outreach committed to worldwide evangelism and discipleship. Their goal is to lead as many people as possible into a life transforming relationship with Jesus Christ. They do this primarily through Christian media broadcasts in multiple languages around the world.
Don talks about the work The Tide does, which nations they reach, and their plans for future expansion.
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Bret Eckelberry of Plugged In joins us to talk about Plugged In’s Christian Movie Madness bracket, which pits 64 Christian movies against each other so that users can determine the greatest Christian Movie of all time. He shares how to participate, how he hopes the bracket will encourage people to watch Christian movies, and some of his personal favorites.
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Paul Gessing discusses ongoing politcal news in New Mexico, including an analysis of the Welcome Child and Family Wellness Leave Act- a bill under review in New Mexico that allows 6 weeks of leave for average workers. He discusses the potential benefits and downsides of this bill. He also talks about the upcoming mayoral elections, taxes on alcohol, and more.
To find more details about the Lecture 2025 Healthcare and Crisis Event at the CNM Workforce Training Center, which will be facilitated by the Rio Grande Foundation and was mentioned in this episode, visit the link below:
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Lana Silk of Transform Iran joins us. She shares the efforts she undertakes to reach Muslims with the Gospel, and the unique opportunity to reach Muslims during Ramadan.
Transform Iran – Bringing the love and power of Christ to Iran – and beyond
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GamiRuiz & Michael Benaly of the Salvation Army in Albuquerque join us to talk about their work at Salvation Army and the Spanish Church. They share what the church is studying in scripture, service times, and their experiences ministering to the Spanish-speaking community in Albuquerque.
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Joy Ng joins us today. She is the author of Even There– the captivating true story of romance, the dangers of commercial fishing, heroic rescues at sea, the challenges military families face far from all things familiar, and the joy of embracing new opportunities. Most importantly, Even There follows a journey of love, commitment, and faith revealing what can happen when you choose to live in service to God and others.
Amazon.com: Even There: Love, Faith, and Danger in Wild Alaska: 9798327244719: Ng, Joy: Books
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Terri Knotts & Julie Zimmerman join us to talk about Healing Hearts- a ministry helping those who have been hurt by others. They share information about an upcoming event called “Walk for Freedom”- a prayer walk bringing awareness to the Albuquerque area about the abortion crisis in New Mexico and about the Healing Hearts ministry.
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U-Turn for Christ is a Christian residential rehab center dedicated to helping individuals struggling with addiction find healing and lasting recovery through faith-based principles. Mike and Evangelyn of U Turn for Christ join us to share about the ministry and to talk a bit about their new coffee shop, which provide job training for their members.
Christian Drug & Alcohol Rehab – U Turn For Christ – Court Approved