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Sam Rejoy, Area Director of Child Evangelism Fellowship, joins the discussion to shed light on the remarkable rise of faith in Nigeria despite ongoing violence that has claimed thousands of lives. He also shares how CEF is making a powerful impact across West and Central Africa, reaching more than 3 million children with the message of hope and the Gospel.
Over 7K Christians killed in Nigeria so far in 2025: watchdog | World
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Colette Doss of Psalms 51 Ministry joins the conversation to share insight into the ministry’s upcoming events and the meaningful experiences they aim to provide. She highlights how each event is designed to inspire spiritual growth, foster community connection, and offer encouragement to those seeking renewal and hope. Through her discussion, Colette reveals the heart of the ministry’s mission and what participants can expect as they engage with Psalms 51 Ministry’s transformative gatherings.
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Mary Grey Perdue and Liz from Joni and Friends join us in the studio to discuss their impactful ministry work—collecting and distributing wheelchairs while sharing the gospel, hosting family retreats that provide rest and community for those living with disabilities, and organizing Warrior Getaways designed to support and uplift veterans facing physical and emotional challenges.
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Jennifer Bryant of Nourished Nutrition Counseling joins us in studio to discuss the essentials of maintaining a healthy diet. She shares practical tips on balanced eating, how to make nutritious choices in everyday life, and simple strategies for building long-term, sustainable habits that support overall well-being.
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Glenn Stanton from Focus on the Family’s Daily Citizen Update discusses a recent decision by a California school district to notify parents before introducing gender-ideology content in school “buddy programs” and to allow parents to opt their children out of such instruction.
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Mark Burton of CSFNM discusses systems biology as evidence for Biblical creation, arguing that the field’s focus on interconnected biological complexity challenges the plausibility of spontaneous generation and macro-evolution. He outlines systems biology as an integrative discipline that studies how component interactions shape system behavior, relies on iterative modeling and experimentation, and depends on interdisciplinary collaboration to understand complex biological systems.
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Emma Waters of the Heritage Foundation joins us to break down why many Americans may be facing a civic-knowledge crisis—starting with a Daily Signal study revealing that only 36% of U.S. citizens can pass the citizenship test. She highlights the many resources available on the Heritage Foundation’s website for those looking to become more informed and engaged. Emma also explores the rise of woke propaganda and widespread misinformation, offering guidance on where people can go online to find accurate, trustworthy information.
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Paul Gessing, president of the Rio Grande Foundation, joins the discussion to talk about the recent government reopening and its broader implications. He shares insights on how the reopening impacts New Mexico’s economy, public policy, and local businesses, while also examining the balance between government intervention and individual freedom. Gessing offers his perspective on what lessons can be learned from the shutdown and what steps should be taken to ensure greater transparency and efficiency in government operations moving forward.
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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.