Podcast appearances and mentions of craig deroche

"Faith Under Fire" When people of faith look at the realities of abuse, violence, addictions and so many more social issues, a lot of the analysis describes these as the culture's "problems". Craig DeRoche told a New York pro-family, pro-faith conference -- and now tells Family Life listeners -- that the vocabulary and perspective on "problems" and "solutions" need to change...if we are to bring a resolution and hope to all these circumstances around us. DeRoche is the president of the Family Policy Alliance. He says we need to reverse the terms "problems" and "solutions". The troubles around us are less about problems to be solved, but can be better understood as inadequate and unhelpful solutions to the deeper problems people have. As a follower of Christ, he says lives of faith and discipleship are the only solutions that work. He tells his first-person story about how Jesus resolved his own inner problems, and thereby his marriage, family and vocation became better than they ever were before. DeRoche, in his own work with the national organization, also advocates for this understanding of problems and solutions as he advocates for public policy in his interactions with lawmakers. He calls on people who have discovered the True Solution to be active in their households, local communities, regional and statewide groups, and other ways of faith-sharing and solution-solving.   The Family Policy Alliance has partnerships with organizations in 40 states, including New York and Pennsylvania. Craig DeRoche also spoke at the 2023 Legislative Day in Albany. He hosts a weekly podcast on with stories on culture and faith.

On today's Truth & Liberty Live Call-In Show, Richard Harris and guest Craig DeRoche of Family policy Alliance discuss the current events affecting our nation while taking your questions! Tune in Monday-Friday at 3:30 pm MT (5:30 ET) and call (719) 619-2341 and get the answers you need to live in truth and freedom!!

Craig DeRoche joins Pastor Mark Cowart and Richard Harris to discuss family values, freedom, biblical values, religious liberty, getting involved, and more. Learn more about Craig DeRoche at https://familypolicyalliance.com/about/team/craig-deroche/ Learn more about Family Policy Alliance at https://familypolicyalliance.com/ Learn more about voter registration tools for Christians at https://familypolicyalliance.com/issues/2022/10/04/october-is-voter-registration-month-let-your-light-shine-and-help-others-too/ Subscribe to our Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/TruthandLibertyCoalition Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TruthandLibertyCoalition Discover the truth on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthandliberty/ Watch past episodes on our website: https://truthandliberty.net/archive/ Listen on the go! https://truthandliberty.net/podcast/

In the second hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, Vince speaks with Mark Paoletta, partner at the law firm Schaerr Jaffe about his new book about Justice Thomas called "Created Equal, Clarence Thomas in His Own Words."  DNC Chair Jaime Harrison admits he didn't vote in the SC primary.  Craig DeRoche, President and CEO of Family Policy Alliance joins the program to discuss Joe Biden's executive order banning conversion therapy. For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm. To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TVR 2021.12.17 Craig DeRoche by Jonathan Saenz

> Sometimes those who fall from high places land on solid ground, right where they are meant to be. Craig DeRoche rose quickly to the lofty position of the Speaker of the Michigan House, calling the shots for the state's Capitol - the youngest member to hold that office. Behind the scenes, his life was falling apart. When it did, the Lord had him right where he needed him. Now, DeRoche heads the Family Policy Alliance, effecting public policy on a state level from a national position. Hear his compelling journey and how he is uniquely qualified to lead a nation policy network of which CAP is a part.

Craig DeRoche knows what it means to nearly lose everything.Except his relationship with Jesus Christ.As the current President and CEO of Family Policy Alliance, Craig fell hard into the trap of addiction. His life story is a wonderful testimony to the power of the Gospel and of a God of mercy and reconciliation. As the former Speaker of the House of the Michigan Legislature, Craig has served as the former President of the Justice Fellowship, founded by Chuck Colson. His book, Highly Functional, is a personal account of his "collision of addiction, justice and grace."I'm honored to call Craig a colleague. I hope you can join us for today's episode of Family Matters.Support the show (https://www.akfamily.org/donate/)

Episode #13 Second Chance Month with Craig DeRoche  (2-10-18) Pastor Dwight and Jim Moore, will be interviewing Craig DeRoche, Senior Vice-President of Prison Fellowship, talking about “April – Second Chance Month “. Listen to hear how God is working! All the shows are on our website  www.prisonmission.org/media It will play on all major apps like YouTube, Apple Music/iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Amazon Music/Audible, PlayerFM, Podcastaddict, Stitcher, and more! Please share this with all your friends!

Odyssey Impact and Ending Mass Incarceration convened a town hall conversation on the challenges of life post-incarceration, the importance of communal support for the formerly incarcerated, and the power of second chances. The town hall was led by Melissa C. Potter, Head of Social Impact and Communications at Odyssey Impact and Rev. John Vaughn, Executive Pastor, Ebenezer Baptist Church. Panelists included: Brittany White, Live Free Decarceration Campaign Manager, Faith in Action; Chad Sean Alexander, Featured in Milwaukee 53206, Owner of Plethora World and Craig DeRoche, Senior Vice President, Advocacy & Public Policy, Prison Fellowship.For more information visit:milwaukee53206.comodyssey-impact.org

Join Scott Dawson as he discusses prison reform with Alabama State Senator Cam Ward, and the mission and impact of Prison Fellowship (prisonfellowship.org) with Prison Fellowship's Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Public Policy, Craig Deroche.

We've been getting some heat lately from people who love methadone and suboxone.  What can we say?  We want you to live a drug free life, not dependent on any addictive substance - and yes, methadone and suboxone are addictive.  We hope that you will live a drug free life and if you disagree with that - oh well.  Why would we want anything less for you?  We know it's possible, so that's what we wish for you.  And if you have gotten sober on a 12 step program - like our recent interviewee, Craig DeRoche - that's fantastic.

Craig DeRoche was the youngest Speaker of the House in the state of Michigan.  When his alcohol addiction became public and out of control, his life totally fell apart. Now fully recovered, he has his life and family back and is making huge strides in helping people with addiction and in the criminal justice system.  This is Craig's story.

Highly Functional: Addiction, Recovery, Prison Fellowship with Craig DerocheCRAIG DEROCHESenior Vice President, Advocacy & Public PolicyCraig DeRoche joined Prison Fellowship several years ago as the director of external affairs for the organization’s advocacy arm, Justice Fellowship. Today, DeRoche leads Prison Fellowship’s criminal justice reform efforts.DeRoche was first introduced to Prison Fellowship while speaking at a national forum on addiction in 2011. He was the youngest statewide Republican leader in the country and was elected Michigan Speaker of the House, but in 2010, after serving a full tenure in the state legislature, DeRoche made national headlines with two alcohol-related arrests. It was only after his arrests, rehabilitation, and a renewed focus on his Christian faith that DeRoche escaped from his life-long struggle with alcoholism. He has been sober since 2010.DeRoche’s first book,Highly Functional, released in May 2015, is a memoir of his life transitioning from addiction to recovery. DeRoche frequently pens op-eds for publications such asThe New York Times, The Washington Times, and The Christian Post.https://www.prisonfellowship.org/resources/justice-reform-resources/http://craigderoche.com/media-kit/

Are we putting too many people in jail for too long? Craig DeRoche with Prison Fellowship shares PF’s passion for restorative justice, and why over 100 Evangelical Leaders just signed the Justice Declaration. www.prisonfellowship.org

Since assuming office, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has shown little interest in expanding the efforts of his predecessors in curbing policies that criminal justice reform advocates blame for America’s high rates of mass incarceration. Instead, he’s doubled down, recently instructing federal prosecutors to pursue the harshest penalties for drug dealers and gun violence offenders. (Read his memo.) Sessions’ intentions are discouraging news for those who have long pressed for reform, a group which includes Chuck Colson’s Prison Fellowship. They also present an opportunity for Christians to speak into America’s anti-drug policy, one of the “biggest catastrophic failures in American history, says Craig DeRoche, Prison Fellowship’s senior vice president of advocacy and public policy. Christians ought to get “involved because our values are are at stake and a lot of human lives that God cares about...are at stake,” said DeRoche. “This is an invitation for Christians to engage.” DeRoche joined assistant editor Morgan Lee and editorial director Ted Olsen to discuss the good intentions behind mandatory minimums, what the Old Testament has to say to our current legal climate, and how Prison Fellowship ended up partnering with the NAACP and ACLU to support previously incarcerated people.

April is almost over, but it’s not too late to talk about Second Chance Month.  Even a body as divided as the US Senate unanimously declared April as Second Chance Month, a month to focus on ways to help people pick up their lives again after a period of incarceration. This week we will talk to Craig DeRoche, Senior Vice President for Advocacy and Public Policy for Prison Fellowship.  Prison Fellowship is promoting April as Second Chance Month, and Craig will talk to us about his organization, the legacy of its founder Chuck Colson, and how the United States can solve its mass incarceration problem.

Rhonda Stoppe, Michelle Cox, Kutter Callaway, Craig DeRoche, Todd Starnes, Stuart Shepard www.meetinghouseonline.info

Rhonda Stoppe, Michelle Cox, Kutter Callaway, Craig DeRoche, Todd Starnes, Stuart Shepard www.meetinghouseonline.info

Craig DeRoche serves as senior vice president for advocacy and public policy at Prison Fellowship.