06 Feb Lisa Anderson
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Lisa Anderson of Focus on the Family joins us to share with those discouraged by singleness how they can celebrate love in their lives this Valentine’s Day.
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Lisa Anderson of Focus on the Family joins us to share with those discouraged by singleness how they can celebrate love in their lives this Valentine’s Day.
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Phillip Buttram of the Gospel Tract Society joins us to talk about the history of the organization and to share about the work they are doing and the results that God is producing through their gospel tracts.
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Carla Sonntag of the New Mexico Business Coalition joins us today to talk about an upcoming session at the New Mexico Roundhouse. She explains what sorts of legislation will be discussed and how New Mexicans can make their voices heard.
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Brenna Newell leads the “Life After Betrayal” Women’s Life Course for Calvary Church. She joins us to talk about the class and about how women can prioritize their emotional health after having faced betrayal in their lives.
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David Dechape of New Covenant Church joins us to talk about the upcoming “Reclaim Conference: Confronting Christianity”, which will be held at New Covenant. He shares about the speakers who will be presenting (including himself) and other details.
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Tim and Noreen Muehlhoff served with Cru for over 30 years. They currently serve at Biola University where Tim is a professor of Communication Studies and Noreen works in Student Development. Tim hosts a weekly podcast known as “Winsome Conviction”.
Tim and Noreen join us to talk about this year’s “Weekend to Remember”, a marriage getaway with a goal: oneness. Weekend to Remember gives married couples time and space to strengthen and revitalize their relationships.
Tim and Noreen share information about the retreat including the experiences of couples who have gone in past years, who should attend the retreat, the best marriage advice they’ve received, and more.
Weekend to Remember Marriage Retreat – FamilyLife®
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Jennifer Burke is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Healing Addiction in our Community (HAC) and the Serenity Mesa Recovery Center (501 (c)3). She lost her son to a heroin overdose in 2011. The mission of HAC and the Serenity Mesa Recovery Center is to provide a peaceful , tranquil place for young people to get better, get healthy, and acquire the skills they need to be successful members of their community. David Burke is the Director of Programming and Facilities. He shares his personal story about opiate addiction, and the God given hope he wants people to have to escape addiction! Go to https://healingaddictionnm.org/ to learn about the program and how you might be able to help!
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Drew and Dara Hoey of Great Commission Alliance join us to discuss their work training Christians to evangelize effectively. They give tips to Christians on sharing their faith effectively and also share information about the training events that they facilitate.
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While the TikTok ban has been delayed for now, the debate over its impact on kids’ screen time and online safety continues. Many frequent users of TikTok were in turmoil over the potential ban – some saying they were “grieving” the loss of the app.
The reaction to the potential loss of this app begs the question: Do we need to re-evaluate how much value we are putting into it?
Now that this ban is delayed, what steps can parents take to manage the time kids spend on the app and ensure they engage responsibly?
Adam Holz, editor of Plugged In, joins us to discuss this topic, addressing issues such as:
• Setting clear boundaries.
• Creating family rules.
• Having open conversations.
• Encouraging alternative activities.
Even as the apps’ future remains uncertain, by staying involved and creating a safe digital environment, parents can help their kids enjoy TikTok with healthy limits.