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Dr. Danny Huerta, Vice President of Parenting and Youth at Focus on the Family, joins us for a thought-provoking discussion on truth in today’s culture. In a society filled with “your truth” and “my truth,” Dr. Huerta cuts through the noise to explore what it means to stand on truth with authority—and how families can model and live out that truth every day.
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Major Raewyn and Valerie Peacock from The Salvation Army in Albuquerque join us to share details about the 3rd Annual Red Kettle Kickoff—a day filled with fundraising, family fun, arts and crafts, live music, door prizes, delicious food, and more! They also highlight how the event supports vital community outreach and connect us with the ongoing ministry efforts in Roswell, New Mexico, making a difference in lives across the region.
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Robyn Chambers, who oversees Focus on the Family’s Sanctity of Human Life and Foster Care and Adoption initiatives, joins us to discuss why the pro-life movement matters to everyone. She’ll share how pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) provide vital support to families and preborn babies, how Focus on the Family works behind the scenes to strengthen families, and why ultrasound images often play a powerful role in helping parents choose life. Robyn will also address the importance of connecting with a PRC to understand the truth about the “morning after” pill and the resources available for those facing unexpected pregnancies.
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Nick Kmoch from Youth for Christ joins us to share how YFC reaches young people everywhere with the message of hope and faith. He’ll discuss how the organization partners with local churches and like-minded ministries to nurture lifelong followers of Jesus—young leaders who live out their faith through godly character, service, and authentic relationships.
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Col. James Quick (USAF, Ret.) and Cpt. Rob Beebo (UMSC) join us to share insights about Folds of Honor, an organization dedicated to providing educational scholarships to the families of America’s fallen and disabled service members. They’ll discuss the mission, impact, and opportunities Folds of Honor offers to support military families and how communities can get involved in honoring their sacrifice through education.
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Bible and Creation Science Teacher Ray Mondragon and David HaLevy from Builders of Israel join us to discuss the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, and the media reports on Israel’s relationship with Hamas. For more details about what is true and accurate, consider reading David’s new book, “The Rooted Kingdom: Solving the Riddle of Israel, the Church, & the Kingdom.” David reports Builders of Israel has had the opportunity of praying with both Jewish and Arab people to receive Christ as their Lord and Savior.
Ray also reviews the upcoming Creation Science Fellowship of New Mexico meeting, 7:00 pm, Tuesday November 18, 2025 at the Faith Bible Church (9600 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM). Mark Burton will be speaking about ”Systems biology”, an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the complex interactions within biological systems. Ray said, “As evidence for Biblical creation, it demonstrates the statistical impossibility of spontaneous generation and macro-evolution.”
Ray Mondragon has a new book to encourage your studies in Creation Science called “Science: Is God Shouting?” Go to https://truegracebooks.com to purchase.
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Lindsay and Allie from Magnify Dance Ensemble join us to share details about their upcoming holiday performance, Christmas Joy. Lindsay is the Creative Director, and Allie is High School Senior ballet dancer performing in the production. Both women have invested much of their lives in dance, and Christmas Joy is their favorite production! This faithful and inspiring production, held at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, celebrates the birth of Jesus through powerful storytelling, stunning choreography, and joyful dance. Tickets are available for two performances,Saturday November 15, 2025, at 2:00 and 6:00 pm. Purchase tickets through the National Hispanic Cultural Center box office at https://nhccnm.org.
The Magnify Dance Ensemble: Christmas Joy – is a non-profit faith based 501(c)3.
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Brian Cochran, President of John Moore Associates, joins us to provide a financial update. He shares insights on current market trends, economic indicators, and investment strategies amid ongoing global and domestic developments. Cochran offers perspective on how recent financial shifts may affect investors, retirement planning, and long-term financial goals, helping listeners stay informed and prepared for the changing economic landscape.
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Emma Waters from the Heritage Foundation joins to discuss her recent article, “What’s the Right US Response to Mass Killings of Christians in Africa? New Report Calls for ‘Real Action’.” In the piece, Waters highlights the alarming rise in violence and persecution targeting Christian communities across several African nations. She examines the findings of a new report urging the United States to move beyond symbolic gestures and take meaningful policy steps to address religious persecution. The discussion focuses on potential U.S. diplomatic and humanitarian responses, the role of international advocacy, and the moral imperative to defend freedom of religion worldwide.
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Zachery Mettler from The Daily Citizen joins the discussion to talk about his recent article, “Canada to Report Killing Over 100,000 People With Physician-Assisted Suicide.” In the piece, Mettler examines Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program, which has seen a rapid rise in cases since its legalization. He explores the ethical, social, and political implications of physician-assisted suicide, raising concerns about expanding eligibility and the impact on vulnerable populations. The discussion highlights the growing international debate over euthanasia laws and what Canada’s experience might mean for other countries considering similar policies.