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Ray Mondragon of the Creation Science Fellowship of New Mexico joins us to discuss his new book “Science: Is God Shouting?”. He helpfully outlines the principles of Biblical hermeneutics, using analogies from interpretation of other written texts, and shares some of the common pitfalls people fall into when reading scripture.

 

Science! Is God Shouting?: The Biblical Foundation for Science: Mondragon, Ray: 9781964184401: Amazon.com: Books

One of the Best Online Seminaries in the World | Chafer Theological Seminary

 

 

Matt Baird of the band “Spoken” joins us to talk about his upcoming concert in Santa Fe for the Mosaic Music and Arts Cafe. He shares the story of his band, his passion for music, and navigating the difficulties of touring. He talks about how he got connected to the Mosaic Music and Arts Cafe and gives details about the concert.

Brian Cochran of John Moore Associates joins us for his weekly financial update to talk about cryptocurrency- both its benefits and potential downsides. He shares some biblical perspectives on rapid accumulation of wealth and shares some tips for how to proceed wisely with cryptocurrency.

Principled Financial Planners | John Moore Associates

Genevieve Wood of the Heritage Foundation joins us to discuss a story about a couple who were inspired by their Christian faith to minister to women considering abortions and to help persuade them to choose life. She discusses the backlash this couple has faced and the court battles they have been forced to undergo.

 

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Shelley Repp is the Founder and Executive Director of the New Mexico Dream Center. The charity exists to END HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN NEW MEXICO! Shelley begins our interview explaining how a child comes to live on the streets of Albuquerque, and how God is working through the New Mexico Dream Center to help rescue these young people. For more information go to https://nmdreamcenter.org or call 505-900-3833.

Brittany and Jacques Van Wyk recently recognized that children in Pecos, New Mexico needed some help to insure they had food available for their weekends. Like many school districts in New Mexico the Pecos Schools provide breakfast and lunch for many students during the school week, but on the weekends many children do not have anything to eat. Brittany contacted Tracy Rodden, the Executive Director of Feed New Mexico kids, and today they are providing food and supporting families in the Pecos area. Like many school districts throughout New Mexico, they can use some additional financial support to buy food, and volunteers to help pack and distribute the food. Tracy outlines the steps how to implement the Feed New Mexico Kids ministry in your community. For more information go to https://feednmkids.org or call 505-252-4341.