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A challenge to ditch your screens, plus a conversation on sexuality and the church, and when your friend says she’s bisexual and a Christian. Featured musical artist: Je’kob Roundtable: Join Our Screen Fast In anticipation of Lent, our friends at Plugged In have teed up a screen fast. Wanna join? If taking a break from digital devices including your smartphone, tablet, TV and gaming console sounds challenging (work exceptions are OK), then this fast may be for you. Two Plugged In team members plus our friend Georgia join us for an honest assessment of our own screen usage and what it might look like to pause for a week and prioritize the real world. Take The Technology Addiction Assessment Link to Bring Your Bible’s Instagram Page Link to Plugged In Website Leave Us a Voicemail Culture: Discussing Sex in Church Sex is a difficult topic to talk about — especially at church. But the Bible has a lot to say about it, and sadly, sexual sin doesn’t stay outside the church walls. Ellen Dykas is single and part of a ministry dedicated to conversations and restoration around sex, including addiction. She talks with us about how the church can champion a healthy and biblical framework for sexuality and how it can offer healing to the sexually broken. Rethinking Sexuality: God’s Design and Why It Matters Visit Ellen’s Website Harvest USA’s Online Courses Watch This Segment on YouTube Inbox: When a Christian Friend Says She’s Bisexual If your friend is dating the same gender but still claims to be a Christian, how do you respond? Jeff Johnston weighs in. Rethinking Sexuality: God’s Design and Why It Matters Find us on YouTube Link to Counseling Services

Join Student Pastors Elijah Keck and Johnny Luvender as they share ideas on how to encourage your students to bring their Bible with them wherever they go, fostering the healthy habit of keeping God's word close.

In the past people brought their Bibles to church. But today pastors and teachers often focus more on self-help or practical tips vs. biblical teaching. Why is this? And why does reading and using our Bibles make such a difference?

In the past people brought their Bibles to church. But today pastors and teachers often focus more on self-help or practical tips vs. biblical teaching. Why is this? And why does reading and using our Bibles make such a difference?

Today is Bring Your Bible Day. If you're a person of faith, consider participating. Even if you're not, consider supporting it. Jim Daly explains why Bring Your Bible Day is ultimately a celebration of freedom.   Support Family Ministry   If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

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Do you carry your Bible with you? Of course, most of us have a Bible app on our phones. But what about a physical copy of the Word? Do you have an “every day carry”? What if we were more intentional about doing this. Some pretty neat stuff might happen! Everything from igniting a great conversation to making a statement. A great day to start is coming up Thursday. It’s “Bring Your Bible Day” to school! To work! You name it.The possibilities are endless! We shared the details and took some calls from listeners who shared their stories of bringing their bibles to all sorts of places! https://www.focusonthefamily.com/live-it/bring-your-bible/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Quentin Road Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Bring your Bible to the Ballot Box Subtitle: Topical Speaker: Byron Foxx Broadcaster: Quentin Road Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/7/2024 Bible: Psalm 101 Length: 31 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Quentin Road Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Bring your Bible to the Ballot Box Subtitle: Topical Speaker: Byron Foxx Broadcaster: Quentin Road Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/7/2024 Bible: Psalm 101 Length: 31 min.

We need Godly people in government. In this message, Dr. Foxx contrasts David's words in Psalm 101 with the lives our politicians. He encourages us not to bring any other thoughts or opinions to the ballot box other than what God's Word says to be true. He also shares key insights on how Christians can be more involved in politics.

Top headlines for Friday, October 6, 2023In this episode, we discuss New York City's breakthrough in healthcare: the city now offers residents on-demand abortion services, a first in the nation. Then we cover the upcoming nationwide Bring Your Bible to School Day, where hundreds of thousands of students across the country are expected to participate, aiming to spark conversations about Jesus. Lastly, we touch upon the recent spiritual journey of renowned celebrity tattoo artist, Kat Von D, who has publicly shared her baptism.Subscribe to this Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Overcast Follow Us on Social Media @ChristianPost on Twitter Christian Post on Facebook @ChristianPostIntl on Instagram Subscribe on YouTube Get the Edifi App Download for iPhone Download for Android Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to the Freedom Post, delivered every Monday and Thursday Click here to get the top headlines delivered to your inbox every morning! Links to the News NYC first in US to offer 'on-demand' telehealth abortion services | U.S. News Can kids share the Bible on 'Bring Your Bible To School Day'? | Education News SBC's NAMB receives record $70.2 million offering | Church & Ministries News Most Americans believe homelessness is worse under Biden: poll | U.S. News Air Force reservist sues after punishment for off-duty remarks | U.S. News Nearly half of Americans prefer large families: Gallup | U.S. News Liberty U says preliminary DOE report has ‘significant errors' | Education News Kat Von D gets baptized 1 year after renouncing witchcraft | Entertainment News

Stand aside, Uncle Sam, because Father God (speaking directly through His chosen medium, The Gospel Coalition) wants you to take up the cross and fill out a participation form for “Bring Your Bible to School Day!” If by school, you're referring to my aunt's breakfast nook, then I'm in. We chat about a fascinating documentary on HBO called Telemarketers about Civic Development Group – a really gross company that Sam spent a few months working for in Virginia. Aaaand the good ol' Catholic Church… jumping through every hoop in the world to hoard their wealth instead of compensating the victims of their disgusting clergymen. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, as we'll be posting video versions of the podcast there regularly!

Emerson Collins is the Program Manager for Bring Your Bible to School Day and The Live it Challenge at Focus on the Family. Emerson says, "Bring Your Bible to School Day celebrates two of the most important freedoms that we have in this life - our freedom of speech that protects our ability to freely and publicly worship our creator in this country, and our freedom in Christ which unbinds our hearts to truly worship Him in the first place." Bring Your Bible to School Day is Thursday, October 5th.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The school campus is one of the most spiritually dark places in America. But a movement is happening - and youth are being empowered to be the light! Emerson Collins, Program Manager of the Bring Your Bible to School Day Initiative, from Focus on the Family, shares how you can get involved in this year's Bring Your Bible to School Day, happening October 6th!

Bob introduces himself as “the daring David of the day determined and driven to deliver deep dapper distinguished divine disciples devoted to discombobulating the Devil.” Jesse soon finds that means AB has faced off with a giant bully using a giant Bible on Bring Your Bible to School Day. The outcome is surprising! But not as surprising as how many times baseball is talked about in the Bible or how powerful the Word of God really is.   Click here to visit the Average Boy Store to gain access to books, devotionals, subscriptions to Clubhouse Magazine, and much more!   We'd love to hear from you! Visit our Homepage to leave us a voicemail.   Parents, if you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

Bob introduces himself as “the daring David of the day determined and driven to deliver deep dapper distinguished divine disciples devoted to discombobulating the Devil.” Jesse soon finds that means AB has faced off with a giant bully using a giant Bible on Bring Your Bible to School Day. The outcome is surprising! But not as surprising as how many times baseball is talked about in the Bible or how powerful the Word of God really is.   Click here to visit the Average Boy Store to gain access to books, devotionals, subscriptions to Clubhouse Magazine, and much more!   We'd love to hear from you! Visit our Homepage to leave us a voicemail.   Parents, if you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1443/29

National Bring Your Bible to School Day is October 5th this year! Emerson Collins with Focus on the Family joins Brian and Aubrey to describe how students can participate. Find everything you need to participate at BringYourBible.org.  This year's theme verse is John 17:17, "Sanctify them in the truth. Your word is truth." In our culture that has challenged truth itself, find security and comfort in the truth of God's word. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of the Coffee Break, Russ spoke with Emerson about Bring Your Bible to School Day.  The Coffee Break is the daily Christian talk and local events program on Hope Radio KCMI 97.1FM serving the Scottsbluff, NE area. Tune in for interviews with authors, musicians, pastors, and others in the Christian community and our local area! Visit our website: www.kcmifm.com Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/kcmifm

The Program Manager for Bring Your Bible to School Day, an initiative presented by Focus on the Family, Emerson Collins, in advance of Bring Your Bible to School Day on October 5, 2023, shared some historical context of the day, its concept, how students can participate, and how parents and church leaders can help encourage them. You can learn more at bringyourbible.org. 

The Program Manager for Bring Your Bible to School Day, an initiative presented by Focus on the Family, Emerson Collins, in advance of Bring Your Bible to School Day on October 5, 2023, shared some historical context of the day, its concept, how students can participate, and how parents and church leaders can help encourage them. You can learn more at bringyourbible.org. 

On this episode of the podcast, Bible college student Daniel Leach drops by to give us an update on his life a studies. We focus much of the podcast on the importance of Biblical preaching and we make light of the fact that Daniel forgot to bring his Bible along.Recommended Resources:Dangerous Calling: Confronting the Unique Challenges of Pastoral Ministry by Paul David Tripp Biblical Preaching: The Development and Delivery of Expository Messages by Haddon W. RobinsonThe Kind of Preaching God Blesses by Steven J. Lawson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emerson Collins is the Project Manager for Bring Your Bible to School Day and Live it Challenges at Focus on the Family. School is out and the lazy days of summer are here! Sometimes, your kids can grow lazy in building their faith throughout the summer months. Emerson provides tips for staying strong in your faith during summer break, learn how to build lasting biblical habits, and engage your Head, Heart, and Hands in growing your faith.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

- "Archaeologists Discover a Burial Cave Dating Back to Ramses and the Exodus" - TODD HAMPSON: "The Chronological Guide to Bible Prophecy" - "Today is 'BRING YOUR BIBLE TO SCHOOL' Day!"

Writer/director Phil Lollar shares how "Showdown in San Poco" started as a completely different episode in a completely different part of the world. Then sound designer Nathan Jones tells how the sound of motorcycles was created without... motorcycles. (Plus: Emerson Collins talks about this year's Bring Your Bible to School Day!)

Bob Burney invites Emerson Collins, spokesperson at Focus on the Family, to discuss Bring Your Bible to School Day, which is this Thursday, October 6th.  To learn more about it and to register check out: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/bring-your-bible/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-09:59): Recent cheating scandals in chess and fishing have Brian and Aubrey asking: what causes us to cheat? (09:59-19:11): Dr. Elizabeth Stevens shares about her amazing story of healing and about her new book Unshackled: Finding God's Freedom from Trauma. (19:11-28:03: Should Christians watch the new Netflix miniseries about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer? Brian wants to discuss a tweet about watching what is permissible vs. what is beneficial. (28:03-36:35): More on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer: reports are that he was saved in prison. Is it unfair that he might be in heaven? (36:35-44:41): Emerson Collins, with Focus on the Family, talks about a special day happening across the country tomorrow, Thursday, October 6: Bring Your Bible to School Day. (44:41-54:14): Brian and Aubrey talk about something Tyler Huckabee tweeted the other day: “jesus' most radical message remains “love your enemies.” just an absolutely wild thing to say on every level. if it doesn't flip your universe upside down when you read it, you didn't even try to wrap your head around it.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emerson Collins is passionate about a few things: camping, hiking, and bringing his Bible with him everywhere he goes. As Project Manager for Bring Your Bible to School Day and Live it Challenges at Focus on the Family, he loves mobilizing the community toward a bold witness of the faith. Bring Your Bible to School Day occurs every first Thursday in October. Get resources and facts about Bring Your Bible to School Day here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Featuring Emerson Collins; Focus On The Family Project Manager On Bring Your Bible To School Day by Kevin McCullough Radio

The Project Manager and Spokesperson for Bring Your Bible to School Day and Project Manager for Live it Challenges at Focus on the Family, Emerson Collins, in advance of the 2022 Bring Your Bible to School Day on October 6, provided a look at the concept of the day, the legal rights to participate, and more.  You can learn more at bringyourbible.org.

The Project Manager and Spokesperson for Bring Your Bible to School Day and Project Manager for Live it Challenges at Focus on the Family, Emerson Collins, in advance of the 2022 Bring Your Bible to School Day on October 6, provided a look at the concept of the day, the legal rights to participate, and more.  You can learn more at bringyourbible.org.

You're listening to Lingo Phoenix's word of the day for October 7. Bring Your Bible to School Day Today's word is hand, spelled h-a-n-d. hand /hænd/ ●●○ verb [transitive] to give something to someone else with your hand also: to present or provide with He lit a cigarette and handed it to her. This form must be handed to all employees. He handed the teacher a slip of paper. She was happy to hand her grandmother's cookie recipes to the parish ladies to put in their cookbook The clerk handed her the receipt. If the automakers paid half their income in dividends, those payouts would hand shareholders 4.5% a year. — Shawn Tully, Fortune, 8 Sep. 2021 With your word of the day, I'm Mohammad Golpayegani. We love feedback. If you want to email us, our address is podcast@lingophoenix.com, or you can find me directly on Twitter and message me there. My handle is @MoeGolpayegani. Thanks for listening, stay safe, and we'll see you back here tomorrow with a new word.

We all deserve blue fucking ribbons. TODAY! WE FINISH...GEEEENNNNESIS! That's right you righteous reprobates. You've gone through a whole book of the bible, All 50 chapters. The Gosple according to Mathew is the next. Bring your Bong, Bring Your Bible. For now, let's recap all the amazing stories we've heard thus far. 

The Vice-President of Parenting at Focus on the Family, Danny Huerta, shared about the "Live It Challenges," designed to help students live out God's Word, as a follow-up to Bring Your Bible to School Day in October.  You can find out more at bringyourbible.com.

This is from the live video from my youtube channel debunking the Triune God lie. One of the most accepted lies that christians believe without ever questioning is it true? It takes a lot to get a christian to seprate fact from fiction due to theology's infiltration. But here? We are seperating fact from fiction and twice on sunday! Love you, take a listen. BRING YOUR BIBLE! you will need it! ErickThank you for visiting my youtube channel! Please take your time , browse and listen! Top 5 Lists, my podcast upload and more!! If you want to see more videos like this please consider subscribing to the channel. Turn on the notification bell! Don't miss a new video going live! I love you Saints!ErickMy Podcastwww.spreaker.com/youinhdPodcast is on all major streaming podcast platforms including iHeart Radio, iTunes, Amazon Alexa, Google Podcasts, Spotify and morealso follow me on my TikTok: youinhd (Funny memes with alot of truth!)Facebook.com/youinhdTwitter: @realyouinhdinstagram @pastorerickmiller

On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson interviews Author and Pastor Scott Brown on vaccine mandates. Should Christians resist tyranny- Who ultimately has the authority over what we put in our bodies- These questions and more are addressed in this program.----This program includes-----1. The World View in 5 Minutes with Adam McManus -Young mother, coerced into COVID shot, died- Afghan Christian, who fled to India, might be sent back- Bring Your Bible to School Day empowered Christian students-----2. Generations with Kevin Swanson

Featuring Brett Eckelberry From Focus On The Family On Bring Your Bible To School Day by Kevin McCullough Radio

Last year more than 500,000 students participated in Bring Your Bible to School Day in over 50,000 U.S. schools! That special day is coming up this week and  Focus on the Family's Bret Eckelberry fills us in on how students can sign up and join in this simple act of bringing their Bible to school and how they can share with their friends what the Bible means to them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rosa Parks refused to give up a bus seat. Daniel continued to pray three times a day. Someday, it might be said a child brought his or her Bible to school. “This campaign empowers Christian students of all ages to speak God's grace and truth into the culture around them, starting with two simple steps — bringing their Bibles to school and sharing what God's Word means to them. Monday's guest from FOTF on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Danny Huerta, reminds us that each student bringing a bible is a simple act, but together is a bold statement made to a culture increasingly antagonistic toward our Christian worldview.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev. Dustin Beck, pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Warda, TX joins Rev. Brady Finnern to study Nehemiah 8. The wall is finished.  A new day had begun. Now what?  We ask this question often as Christians and we should follow the example of the Judeans: they demanded that their scribe and priest give them the Word.  From these simple words the LORD brought rejoicing and a new life of worship.  As we go through transitions, we pray for that same joy that may bring emotions, but it may not, either way that we know our foundation that is centered on Christ and His Word.  “Lord God, as the Israelites demanded the Word be proclaimed which brought joy, may Your Word bear fruit in our lives and that the joy of You may be our strength.  In Christ, Amen”

Have you ever actually read the whole bible? Are you working on a read through? Stick with it! The bible is our ultimate weapon against the unseen forces of the world.

It happens every year. And like many things in 2020, Bring Your Bible to School Day looks a little different. Terese Main talks to Danny Huerta, Vice President of Parenting at Focus on the Family. This year there are options for kids attending in-person school, learning virtually and homeschooling. The day wraps up with a “Live It Live Celebration” online at 7:30 tonight. Kids will be encouraged to share photos and stories from the day and will be challenged to keep turning to the Bible as their source for hope and strength. It happens on the Focus on the Family Facebook page tonight.

Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, sits in with Tim DeMoss to talk about the upcoming See Life 2020 worldwide livestream event on September 26th. They also discuss Bring Your Bible to School Day on October 1st. Speaking at the See Life 2020 event will be: Jeanne Mancini – Host, March for Life Ben Watson – Host, Athlete & Activist Mike Singletary, NFL Great Lila Rose, Live Action Alveda King, Civil Rights Leader Candace Owens, Political Activist Abby Johnson, Pro-life Activist Melissa Ohden, Abortion Survivor Christina Bennett, Family Institute Jim Daly, Focus on the Family Greg Smalley, Focus on the Family Phil Stacey, Recording Artist Selah, Recording Artist Phil King, Recording Artist Danny Gokey, Recording Artist Plus a surprise guest or two To watch, check out the free livestream on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/events/1595841950595775/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Daly from Focus on the Family joins The Tim DeMoss Show today. President of Focus on the Family and host of its daily radio broadcast, Daly has helped couples build strong marriages and raise healthy, resilient kids. In just the last 12 months, with the help of Focus on the Family, 610,000 couples have built stronger marriages and 697,000 moms and dads built stronger, healthier, and more God-honoring families. Daly talks about the “See Life 2020” social media movement, Bring Your Bible to School Day (10/1/20), and more. You can hear Daly & Focus on the Family weekday mornings at 7. Make sure to tune in live weekdays 4-5pm ET on AM 560 WFIL! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sunday Night Service 9-6-2020 Text: Psalm 101 Evangelist Byron Foxx

In this sermon from 2 Peter 2, Pastor Mark preaches about false teaching and the fact that what God creates, Satan also counterfeits and that it's most important to stick to the Bible in order to not self-destruct.

In this sermon from 2 Peter 2, Pastor Mark preaches about false teaching and the fact that what God creates, Satan also counterfeits and that it's most important to stick to the Bible in order to not self-destruct.

When Drew Brees, the New Orleans Saints’ quarterback, endorsed “Bring Your Bible to School Day,” he received a lot of criticism from the “woke” culture. Nonetheless, the Constitution protects Brees’ freedom of speech as well as the right of students to read their Bibles at school. Building on these principles, First Liberty has successfully defended individuals maligned for expressing their faith in the academic and professional spheres. Learn more at FirstLiberty.org/Briefing. Drew Brees is not only a Super Bowl winning quarterback, he’s been an outspoken advocate for several issues dear to his heart.  That includes his faith. But when he cut a public service announcement for a project by Focus on the Family called, “Bring Your Bible to School Day,” the woke, cancel culture whipped itself into the usual frenzy. The whole situation made me think of a few of our past clients. For instance, officials in Georgia removed Dr. Eric Walsh from being a public health official over something he said in a sermon as a lay minister.  Giovanni Rubeo, just 12 years old at the time, was told he could not read his Bible during free reading time at school.  Drew Brees probably won’t lose his job like Dr. Walsh did, but I worry about kids who actually do bring their Bible to school, like Giovanni did.  While the law is crystal clear that students have every right to carry, read, and reference their Bible at school, we all brace for the next student who runs up against the teacher who doesn’t think the student should have the freedom to do so. All of us ought to appreciate Drew Brees for what makes him different from us, even if that is his religion. That’s what our commitment to religious liberty and the guarantee to exercise that religion in public demands. By the way, in case you’re wondering, we won Dr. Walsh’s case and, after several exchanges with Giovanni’s school, they admitted their teacher made a mistake.  So, don’t be afraid of living out your faith in public either.  We’re here to help. To learn how First Liberty is protecting religious liberty for all Americans, visit FirstLiberty.org.

THE DAILY ARTICLE FOR OCTOBER 3, 2019 It is extremely countercultural today to claim that non-Christians need faith in Christ. Today's podcast explores this issue, highlights the statements of Jesus and the apostles on the subject, and invites us to share the hope we have found in Christ. ABOUT THE DENISON FORUM The Daily Article is a daily biblical commentary on the news of the day by Dr. Jim Denison. To learn more about the Denison Forum, visit DenisonForum.org or email us at comments@denisonforum.org.

Join more than a half a million students TODAY and Bring Your Bible to School!“Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity,” says 1 Timothy 4:12.

Benson and Barletta discuss how that despite playing with the same sets of rules, some teams are able to enjoy sustained success while others seemingly always seem to struggle. Benson gives a biblical perspective on sustaining a strong walk of faith. During the 'Shenanigans' segment, Zac wonders if The NHL has a cocaine problem; whether or not Ben Roethlisberger’s NFL career is over; If the Jaguars will trade Jalen Ramsey; and if Daniel Jones is the answer for the NY Giants. Plus, 'You Like That' and a 'One More Thing' discussion about Drew Brees' video promoting Bring Your Bible to School Day and the subsequent backlash against it.

Though one can argue that evangelical religion has been in crisis from the beginning, starting in November 2016 and the election of Donald Trump, it exploded afresh. Not only did the nation wake up to discover a chasm dividing in the country, so did evangelicals--especially when it became clear that white evangelicals voted for and then supported the new president, depending on the poll, in the range of 75 to 81 percent.  The evangelical left was shocked and horrified by this, and the evangelical right was mystified by their outrage. Many Black, Asian, and Hispanic evangelicals—if they still identified with the term at all--looked at white evangelicals left and right and just shook their heads, wondering if either side really got it. We now have a cacophony of voices shouting at one another, and much of the shouting is about two questions:  “So, what is an evangelical Christian anyway?”  And more to the point, “Does it even matter?” To help explore those questions, we invited Thomas Kidd, the Vardaman Distinguished Professor of History at Baylor University, to speak with us. He is the author of many important history books, including The Great Awakening: The Roots of Evangelical Christianity in Colonial America ; George Whitefield: America’s Spiritual Founding Father and most recently, Who Is an Evangelical? A History of a Movement in Crisis. What is “Quick to Listen”? Read more Subscribe to Quick to Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Twitter Follow our host on Twitter: Morgan Lee Follow our guest host: Kyle Rohane Subscribe to Mark’s newsletter: The Galli Report Follow our guest on Twitter: Thomas S. Kidd See our guest's books: Books by Thomas Kidd Today's episode of Quick to Listen is brought to you in part by Baylor University’s Truett Seminary, where Kingdom-minded women and men are equipped to follow their callings. By learning to think theologically, developing ministry skills, cultivating a community of support, and engaging in spiritual formation, Truett students are uniquely prepared to make an impact in the Church and the world. Learn more at baylor.edu/truett. This episode of Quick to Listen is also brought to you by Focus on the Family’s Bring Your Bible to School Day powered by students nationwide October 3rd. When you sign up to participate, you’ll also be entered to win a trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

The name of the program is Free To Be Faithful, but freedom is never free. It comes with a price, as people of faith learn every day. LGBT groups are now saying that “Bring Your Bible to School Day” is homophobic hate. In this episode, host Kip Allen speak with Bruce Hausknecht, J.D., judicial analyst for Focus on the Family, about the cost of being faithful. Free to be Faithful is a religious liberty, awareness, and education program created by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod in response to increasing governmental incursions into religious life.

Football fans know the Patriots’ Benjamin Watson, who's in the studio to discuss the blow-back Drew Brees received when he championed the Bring Your Bible to School Day being encouraged by Focus on the Family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Townhall Review – September 14, 2019 Townhall columnist Kurt Schlichter remembers 9-11 and comments on how the media seems to want to forget. Hugh Hewitt talks with Senator Tom Cotton about President Trump’s decision to cancel his meeting with the Taliban. Sebastian Gorka and Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family, talk about Drew Brees, NFL quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, who publicly supported “Bring Your Bible to School Day” and the flak he has received. Sebastian Gorka talks with Rick Grenell, U.S. Ambassador to Germany, about the “Trump Doctrine.” Kurt Schlichter talks with American Greatness editor Liz Sheld about the GOP’s narrow victory in a special election in North Carolina. Phil Cowan, Salem host in Sacramento, CA., talks with Greg Burt, Legislative Director of California Family Council, about the California State Assembly proving itself more radical than hard-left Governor Gavin Newsom. Mike Gallagher and Michelle Malkin, author of Open Borders, Inc., talks about how illegal alien "sanctuary anarchy" is defiantly spreading across the country. Dennis Prager looks at a recent CNN town hall for Democrat presidential candidates on the climate debate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Jim Daly, President and CEO of Focus on the Family about the promo video Drew Brees made for "Bring Your Bible to School Day" that that stirred up much controversy in the LGBTQ community. Check out the memo Alliance Defending Freedom made for children to bring with them to school that spells for their teachers the right of each student to bring their Bible to school.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Benny Hinn made an announcement last week. “I am correcting my own theology and you need to all know it. The blessings of God are not for sale. And miracles are not for sale. And prosperity is not for sale,” he said during his weekly TV broadcast. His comments made waves. Hinn is one of the biggest names of a movement known broadly as the prosperity gospel. (His nephew wrote for CT about rejecting its theology.) Those seen as part of the movement—be they Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, or Paula White—are often attacked for their health and wealth teachings. But determining the limits of the movement—especially when it exists around the world—isn’t easy, says Candy Gunther Brown, a professor of religious studies at Indiana University. “Anytime you use a phrase like ‘prosperity gospel’ whether it’s in a North American context or whether it’s the Global South, it’s necessary to be very conscious to not paint things in too broad of strokes,” said Brown. “You need to be careful to respect the variety in the Global South and not idealize any more than you paint under the same brush of criticism. There’s variety in teachings, whether you’re talking about Nigeria or Brazil or South Korea.” Brown joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and editor in chief Mark Galli to discuss how much influence prosperity gospel preachers actually have, what President Trump thinks about the prosperity gospel, and where the millennial leaders are in this movement. What is “Quick to Listen”? Read more Subscribe to Quick to Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Twitter Follow our host on Twitter: Morgan Lee Subscribe to Mark’s newsletter: The Galli Report Follow our guest on Twitter: Candy Gunther Brown Music by Sweeps Quick to Listen is produced by Morgan Lee and Matt Linder This episode of Quick to Listen is brought to you in part by Fearfully and Wonderfully: The Marvel of Bearing God's Image, a newly updated and combined book by Paul Brand and Philip Yancey, from InterVarsity Press. For 40% off and free US shipping on this book and any other IVP title, visit ivpress.com and use promo code POD19. This episode of Quick to Listen is also brought to you by Focus on the Family’s Bring Your Bible to School Day powered by students nationwide October 3rd. When you sign up to participate, you’ll also be entered to win a trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

“Controversy erupts around Drew Brees,” proclaimed news outlets on Friday, the very same news outlets who erupted the controversy engulfing one of the NFL's best quarterbacks. Here's the story: In a short video, Brees encouraged students to participate in Focus on the Family's “Bring Your Bible to School” project. He never once mentioned anything about sexual orientation or gender identity since, well, that's not what Bring Your Bible to School Day is all about. To my knowledge, Brees has never spoken publicly on LGBTQ issues. He really didn't clarify his views even on Friday, when he was forced to respond to the “erupting controversy.” Perhaps Brees hasn't talked much about LGBTQ issues because he's a football player, and that's not what football is about. Or perhaps he's realized, as a public figure who is also a Christian, what would happen if his views were revealed as anything less than a full-throated endorsement of the new sexual orthodoxy. Either way, Brees seemed honestly surprised by his presumed guilt simply because of a connection to this Focus on the Family project. That in and of itself is a lesson for all of us. Theologian N.T. Wright suggests that Christians need to ask the question “What time is it?”, meaning that Christians should understand where they are in redemptive history – within the overarching historical framework the Scriptures present from the creation to the new creation. I'd add that Christians should also ask the question “What time is it?” also in regard to what cultural moment do we live in? What is being asked and expected of people of faith now, in this time and in this place? Friday's Washington Post article on Drew Brees is a case in point. Widely assumed by many, especially by Allyson Chiu in the Washington Post piece, is that even associating with anyone who holds less-than-affirming views on LGBTQ issues is no longer acceptable, even if the association is completely unrelated to LGBTQ issues in any way. No argument was offered by Chiu or any other critic why this is now the case. It was almost as if no argument was necessary. That's more than a little frustrating, because as one blogger noted recently, any movement that spends years trying to shut down a Denver bakery and discredit a chicken sandwich restaurant is a movement that has, long ago, run out of real injustices to fight. This second-degree-of-separation guilt-by-association campaign against Brees indicates that the gatekeepers of the LGBTQ movement have moved on, and are now demanding that everything, and I mean everything—from football to business to education to politics to Stranger Things—has to be about this. As Focus on the Family Jim Daly demonstrated so well in his response to this nonsense, Christians should resist the demand to frame every issue of life and culture around LGBTQ issues. There's so much more to life than this. It's strange that Christians are constantly being asked why we spend so much time talking about sex. But we aren't the ones turning reality upside down, making this the one issue that every other issue has to be about. On the other hand, as Mr. Brees found out, we won't always be able to sit this one out. If you are even perceived as being on the “wrong side of history,” it may not matter how nice you are.  That means that in this time and in this place, we'll have to be ready to speak to those issues when appropriate or unavoidable. Christians, what time is it? It's post-sexual revolution, a time in human history in which nearly everything about life and our life together, from our understanding of right and wrong to our understanding of what it means to be human, has been reimagined along the lines of sexuality. If you were Drew Brees, targeted because of a completely unrelated story about your opinion on homosexuality or gender, what would you say? Too many Christians are unprepared for the tough questions that, like it or not, are inevitable in this time and this place. But there are answers. And last week, the Colson Center launched a new video series to help. It's called “What Would You Say?” and it provides understandable, repeatable, and convincing answers to the hardest cultural questions. New videos will be posted every week at WhatWouldYouSay.org.  

(00:00-09:45): New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees is facing backlash after posting a video endorsing “Bring Your Bible to School” day. People were commenting on how Focus on the Family is “anti-gay” and how Brees works through them. Brian and Ian discuss the situation. (09:45-19:01): After boy bullied for homemade Tennessee shirt, college adopts it as official design. Brian and Ian are not ones to shy away from amazing stories such as this. They discuss their own bullying experiences and express how they sometimes wish some people would have stuck up for them. (19:01-28:31): What did we preach? Brian and Ian take time to talk about their sermons from Sunday. Ian touched on the last letter of B.L.E.S.S.: “Share your Story”. He dove into John 9 and the story of the blind man who shared his story. Brian talked about the concept of last words. If you knew you had one more day to live, what would you say? (28:31-37:53): Amazing story out of the MLB, Nationals pitcher Aaron Barrett thought he’d never pitch again, but he made an amazing come back and pitched a shutout inning. Brian and Ian reflect on the emotions of Barrett, and how his perseverance and will enabled him to climb back to this level. (37:53-47:53): Tullian Tchividjian Is Back. So Is Scrutiny About His Past Infidelity. Brian and Ian assess the former megachurch pastor’s resurgence into ministry. Is it too soon? Is he disqualified to lead a church? (47:53-58:18): Jackie Hill Perry After Bethel Controversy: ‘I Don’t Agree With Everyone I Do Ministry With’. Hill Perry posted a video with Bethel Worship founder Jenn Johnson, of a different background and started hearing negative responses from followers. Brian and Ian discuss that no matter your background, as long as Jesus is at the center, it does not matter. (58:18-1:09:00): Pennywise, Bozo, Krusty, Ronald, what do they all have in common? The bigger question is, why do clowns freak us out? Brian and Ian discuss a CNN piece by Frank T. McAndrew on the possible answers. (1:09:00-1:15:39): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: When a bank accidentally gives you $100K, why would you not spend it? Oh, because it’s a crime. Breaking news, alcohol is flammable. Apple releases its newest product: The iSoap. Oh snap, make sure your getaway car runs. Meanwhile, Pepe Le Pew was escorted from an aircraft. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Browns lose their 15th straight opener. Boy, do they.Chris and Bruce explain how the team's mindset set them up for this free-fall, but agree the 43-13 loss to Tennessee is the best thing that could have happened.14:00 -- Is it too soon to think of Justin Fields as a Heisman Trophy contender?15:30 -- What's different about this OSU team that will make this trip to Bloomington easier than others?21:00 -- Bengals fall one point short of Seattle and get the Spielman treatment on Fox this week.30 -- Cleveland has 18 penalties. Who's to blame?33 -- Emailers want to know why the Bengals weren't on locally and whether Drew Brees got a raw deal from those who criticized him for a Public Service Announcement he made on behalf of Bring Your Bible to School Day.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

PluggedIn's Adam Holz looks at the attacks on NFL quarterback Drew Brees for joining Focus on the Family's Bring Your Bible to School Day, as well as YouTube being punished for harvesting data of minors.  Lifeway Voices editor Chris Martin talks about plans by Facebook to hide likes.

PluggedIn's Adam Holz looks at the attacks on NFL quarterback Drew Brees for joining Focus on the Family's Bring Your Bible to School Day, as well as YouTube being punished for harvesting data of minors.  Lifeway Voices editor Chris Martin talks about plans by Facebook to hide likes.

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Two weeks ago, the Assemblies of God General Council elected a woman to its executive leadership. After more than 100 years in existence, Ohio minister Donna Barrett now holds the role of Assemblies of God general secretary, the third-highest position in the denomination. In May, the Foursquare Church’s Tammy Dunahoo ran unsuccessfully for the denomination’s presidency. If Dunahoo would have been elected, she would have been the first female president since the denomination’s founder, Aimee Semple McPherson. Though women have largely been absent from denominational leadership structures, that women have been allowed to preach from the beginning of the movement makes them unique among Protestant traditions.Historically, Pentecostals “didn’t prefer the traditional method of leadership identification,” said Leah Payne, the author of Gender and Pentecostal Revivalism: Making a Female Ministry in the Early Twentieth Century. “They did, in fact, reject things like seminary.” People preferred calling because it existed outside of these types of structures and institutions.“Plus you could be five years old and receive a calling,” said Payne. Payne joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and editor in chief Mark Galli to discuss why women have struggled to advance past the pastorate, the unique ways Pentecostals understand church leadership, and why many Pentecostal churches have pastor couples that lead churches together. What is “ Quick to Listen”? Read more Subscribe to Quick to Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Twitter Follow our host on Twitter: Morgan Lee Read Aimee Semple McPherson’s "Is Jesus Christ the Great I Am? Or Is He the Great I Was?" sermon Listen to Weird Religion Subscribe to Mark’s newsletter: The Galli Report Music by Sweeps Quick to Listen is produced by Morgan Lee and Matt Lindor This episode of Quick to Listen is brought to you in part by Fearfully and Wonderfully: The Marvel of Bearing God's Image, a newly updated and combined book by Paul Brand and Philip Yancey, from InterVarsity Press. For 40% off and free US shipping on this book and any other IVP title, visit ivpress.com and use promo code POD19. This episode of Quick to Listen  is also brought to you by Focus on the Family’s " Bring Your Bible to School Day" powered by students nationwide October 3. When you sign up to participate, you’ll also be entered to win a trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC.

Last week, three more high-profile mass shootings rocked the US, once again sparking intense debate about gun control, white supremacy, and the president’s role in inspiring the shootings. In the wake of these attacks, the media also profiled the alleged gunmen, who were dubbed “loners” by those who knew them. They were also all young—the three alleged gunmen’s ages fell between 19 and 24. An LA Times op-ed by researchers who have analyzed data about the profile of mass shooters since 1966 also noted that nearly all of them were traumatized as children. The American church’s youth ministry model hasn’t done a good job of reaching this demographic, largely because of the middle-class’s desire for safety, said Andrew Root, the author of multiple books on youth ministry and a professor of youth and family ministry at Lutheran Seminary.“So all of a sudden, a loner kid comes, who either is bullying or has been bullied, and then comes in and is just a negative presence,” he said. “It can lead young people to say they don't feel safe and lead parents to be very clear to the youth worker that they don't want that kid around because he/she feels unsafe. I think it becomes really difficult that American youth ministry as it classically has been a middle-class phenomenon and that tends to push these young people out. Or not even out, but they just disappear.” Root joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and editorial director Ted Olsen to discuss the complexities of welcoming disaffected young people into church, why lack of interpersonal relationships especially hurts young people, and what Bonhoeffer has to offer our current conversation on youth ministry. Note: the date that marked the beginning of the data set in the research published by the LA Times was incorrectly stated on the podcast. It is correct in the show notes and here: 1966. This episode of Quick to Listen is brought to you in part by Things Above Podcast: Heavenly Thinking for Earthly Engagement. This episode of Quick to Listen is also brought to you by Focus on the Family’s Bring Your Bible to School Day powered by students nationwide October 3rd. When you sign up to participate, you’ll also be entered to win a trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.. 

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND & PARTICIPATE IN THE BEREAN BIBLE CHAPEL BLOG TALK RADIO BROADCAST & PODCAST----JOIN MARYANN LANSKY BUNJEVAC,CO-HOST and CHAPLAIN BILL HERRMANN,PASTOR & HOST ON SUNDAY'S FROM 5:00PM---7:00PM EASTERN TIME --JOIN THE BEREAN BIBLE CHAPEL BRETHREN-IN-CHRIST FOR PRAYER,PRAISE & WORSHIP MUSIC,TESTIMONY TIME,AND THE VIRTUAL PULPIT PREACHING SERVICE  WHERE THE TESTIMONY OF JESUS CHRIST AND THE TESTIMONY OF THE WORD OF GOD ARE PROCLAIMED,JESUS CHRIST IS EXALTED & PRAISED,AND GOD THE FATHER IN HEAVEN IS WORSHIPED IN SPIRIT AND IN TRUTH. BRING YOUR BIBLE,A NOTEPAD,AND COME PREPARED TO BE BLESSED & EDIFIED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT OF GOD !!!   SUNDAY DECEMBER 9th,2018--THE PREACHING MESSAGE IS PART 4 OF THE BIBLICAL SERIES: "APPROACHING CHRISTMAS 2018"- THIS SUNDAY WE WILL LOOK AT THE BIBLE'S INSIGHTS & GLEANINGS ON THE BIBLE PROPHECIES FULFILLED AT THE BIRTH OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST IN BETHLEHEM  !!!  JOIN US !!!

Townhall Review – October 6, 2018 Dennis Prager takes a close look at life-long liberal Alan Dershowitz’s examination of the Democrat’s conduct during the Kavanaugh confirmation process. Hugh Hewitt talks with Judiciary Committee member John Cornyn about the Kavanaugh FBI investigation. The American Bar Association now says they still support the Kavanaugh nomination regardless of a letter written by ABA President Robert Carlson. Larry Elder comments. Hugh Hewitt asks Senator Joni Ernst if principles, like the presumption of innocence, are now at risk in political discourse. Larry Elder interviews Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation about the new trade deal with Canada and Mexico. Ed Martin talks to Adam Andrzejewski about his work showcasing and exposing wasteful government spending at all levels. Mike Gallagher takes issue with Senator Cory Booker’s comment that “it doesn’t matter if Kavanaugh is guilty or innocent.” Joe Walsh talks with Jim Daly of Focus on the Family about Bring Your Bible to School Day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christian Outlook - October 6, 2018 Eric Metaxas talks to John Zmirak, senior editor of The Stream, about all the allegations made against Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Don Kroah is joined by Dr. Frank Pavone, director of Priests for Life, to discuss motivation underlying the attacks on Kavanaugh. Monica Crowley joins Eric Metaxas to explain one of the reasons Democrats are so opposed to Kavanaugh…abortion. In light of the smear campaign against Judge Kavanah, Frank Sontag takes a look at when anger is justified. Don Kroah asks Dr. Bryan Chappell how we can know the difference between good preachers and, not-so-good ones. Frank Sontag talks to author and pastor Francis Chan about his new book, Letters to the Church. Candi Cushman, of Focus on the Family, explains what happened when kids responded to “Bring Your Bible to School Day,” with Mark Elfstrand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Judge Ken Starr is back to share insights on our current partisan politics, bringing out key points from his new book, “Contempt”; and Jim Daly of Focus on the Family talks “Bring Your Bible to School Day.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Students are private citizens and have the right to carry their Bible to school. Support Bring Your Bible to School Day October 4, 2018. Listen as Candi Cushman, Director of Education Issues for Focus on the Family, talks about students' rights to bring their Bible to school. Learn the truth about what are the rights. Parents, hear about resources Focus on the Family provides to help you support your children. Find out where students can sign up for Bring Your Bible to School Day. It is time to celebrate Freedom of Religion.

Celebrate Bring Your Bible to School Day with the Club story "A Predicament of Biblical Proportions," available for the first time outside the Club on September 22. Hear from writer Bob Hoose and Bring Your Bible to School founder Candi Cushman about the creation of the story. And learn how and why you can bring your Bible to school.

ATTENTION ALL BRETHREN-IN-CHRIST ---YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND BEREAN BIBLE CHAPEL HOLY COMMUNION/LORD'S SUPPER ONLINE SERVICES---COME AND MAGNIFY AND EXALT OUR RISEN SAVIOR & LORD JESUS CHRIST. WHEN---:  5:00PM -----7:00PM  ET SUNDAY MAY 7TH,2017   WHERE--- ONLINE -BEREAN BIBLE CHAPEL ONLINE FELLOWSHIP BLOG TALK RADIO BROADCAST. JOIN US FOR PRAYER,PRAISE & WORSHIP MUSIC,TESTIMONY TIME ,AND CHALLENGING MESSAGE FROM GOD'S HOLY WORD. BRING YOUR BIBLE,A NOTEPAD, BREAD/JUICE....COME BE BLESSED AS WE GATHER TOGETHER IN JESUS NAME!!!

YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE BEREAN BIBLE CHAPEL BLOG TALK RADIO BROADCAST---SUNDAY EVENING 5:00PM---7:00PM ET---- JOIN BRETHREN IN CHRIST JESUS AS LED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT OF GOD AROUND THE WORD OF GOD,WE GATHER TOGETHER IN JESUS NAME,TO WORSHIP GOD THE FATHER IN HEAVEN IN SPIRIT AND IN TRUTH,MAGNIFYING & EXALTING OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. INVITE A FRIEND-IN-JESUS TO JOIN YOU,INVITE YOUR FAMILY, BRING YOUR BIBLE,A NOTEPAD & PEN ---JOIN US FOR PRAYER-PRAISE & WORSHIP MUSIC, TESTIMONY TIME,AND A THRILLING SERMON MESSAGE FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT OF GOD FROM GOD'S HOLY WORD.

YOU Are Invited To Participate Sunday Evening November 20th,2016 --- 5:00PM---7:00PM Eastern Standard Time For Online Holy Communion/Lord Supper Celebration. Bring Your Bible,a Glass Of Juice,and Bread As We Celebrate and Commemorate The Lord's Supper / Holy Communion. In a Special Online Celebration Service---Worship and Praise, Prayer, Testimony,and The Holy Communion Observance Service!!!  Come and Magnify and Exalt The Only Begotten Son Of The Living God Our Risen Savior and Lord Jesus Christ ,Led By The Holy Spirit of God Around God's Word, Worshiping The Father God In Spirit and In Truth. Come Be Blessed and Give Blessing To God Our Father...  

TUESDAY EVENING 08/ 9/2016, JUST SUCH A TIME AS THIS, JOIN ME WON'T YOU! WE ARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT US AND OUR FRIENDS AFTER OUR GREAT AND WONDERFUL SALVATION.  "OH GLORY WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED" SEE YA'LL  RIGHT HERE, BRING YOUR BIBLE,  SHALOM, EVANGELIST LACEY KAY GREEN www.laceykayministries.org PRAY  WHOLE WIDE WORLD PRAY FOR THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD  ***NOTE ONE NIGHT TIME CHANGE*** 

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