In light of the US's struggle to get a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, Carmen looks at being a peacemaker. From a Biblical standpoint, it's hard, costly, but important! Indeed, it's our call! Justin Brierley, author of "Why I'm Still a Christian," talks about his years of engaging with many high-profile, vocal atheists. In light of nume…

On this Easter Monday, musician and writer Michael Card helps us reflect on the moments after the resurrection of Jesus, His love for His bewildered disciples, and how His resurrection changes things even today. Political scientist Daniel Bennett reflects on the news this morning of Pope Francis' death, as well as how the message Easter impacts lif…

Dr. Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and author of "Prophet, Priest, and King," talks about Jesus' key roles and why they are all important as our savior. Carmen looks one more time Good Friday, looking at where Jesus' friends when while he hung on the cross. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. G…

Musician Michael Card joins Carmen on this Good Friday to help us follow Jesus to the Cross in into the grave. We wait for Sunday and the Hope of the Resurrection. Pastor Alfonso Espinosa helps us reflect on the words Jesus said from the Cross and their significance for us. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click her…

Guests: Blue Jays reliever Yimi Garcia, catcher Tyler Heineman, Atlanta 3B coach Matt Tuiasosopo We celebrate the 250th episode of the podcast with the first-ever 1-on-1 interview with Yimi Garcia in English. The big, scary set-up man with the 0.00 ERA turns out to be a gentle giant off the mound! We also check in with back-up catcher Tyler Heinema…

Political scientist David Koyzis, author of "Citizenship Without Illusions," talks about four main seasons where the church split and lost unity. Is there hope of unity? Worship musician Chris Tomlin talks about his part of The First Hymn Project with John Dickson and Ben Fielding: the work of bringing the most ancient Christian Hymn outside the Bi…

Leah Outten shares her pro-life story, Marlene F Watkins on St. Bernadette, and Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere.

Musician Michael Card helps us look at the events of Holy Thursday as Jesus celebrates the Last Supper with His disciples, but is betrayed. Pastor Alfonso Espinosa helps us look closely the "new commandment" Jesus gave his disciples (and us), as well as His high priestly prayer for His disciples...AND YOU! Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by …

Bill English of Bible and Business and On Path Counseling helps us think about our need for quietness, especially before God. Theologian Daniel Stevens, author of "Songs of the Son," helps us see how the writer of Hebrews helped his audience, and us, see how Jesus is revealed in the Hebrew song book, The Psalms. Faith Radio podcasts are made possib…

Tom Riello on 10 facts about US Catholics, Mike Aquilina discusses Hippolytus, and Dan Burke has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Along with looking at athletes who put their faith on display, Sports Spectrum's Jason Romano looks at Jesus' taking the place of a notorious criminal Barrabas. Jason realizes that just like Jesus took Barrabas' place on the cross, He did for us, as well. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer helps us understand that while we get dressed up, joyously c…

Fr. Pat Driscoll gets us ready for Easter, Michael Pakaluk on his article "God loves you, but does he like you?" and Alyssa Murphy discusses Msgr. Landry's visit to a leper colony in Vietnam.

Political scientist Adam Carrington looks as some of the Presidential Easter proclamations in recent history, including that of the most recent US President. He also reflects on the loss of his friend and mentor, and the hope we have in The Resurrection. CBN FaithWire's Billy Hallowell looks are recent news stories where God shows up. Plus, he talk…

Dr. Brad Littlejohn of American Compass and author of "Called to Freedom" addresses the problems with the current way of thinking about freedom as having multiple choices. What if those choices are harmful, or even addictive? Is that freedom? (Littlejohn will be speaking on Tue, April 15 at the University of Northwestern.) Rick Lawrence, author of …

Security analyst Elizabeth Neumann looks at the rise of anti-religious and politically-motivate terror attacks and violence, even in the US. She reminds us that representative government was meant to reduce religious presecution and violence. She also addresses the diplomatic efforts between the US and groups like Hamas and Iran, as well as the glo…

Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective, Dr. Jim Schroeder on focus, and Debbie Cowden on Mother Angelica's timeless advice to tired parents.

Temple veil torn in two? Holy saints raise from the dead? Dave Buehring of Lionshare helps us look at some of the shocking events of Holy Week. Matthew Soerens of World Relief and the Evangelical Immigration Table talks about the long-time crisis in the US refugee program along with border issues, which has taken an different turn since the current…

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Plugged In's Adam Holz looks at the new animated life of Christ called "King of Kings," written by Charles Dickens as a private story for his kids. He also looks at the new Blake Shelton song "Let Him In Anyway." While we can understand the heart of the song, it gets so much wrong about God and us. Bible teacher Carol McLeod talks about how, just l…

Tom McDonald covers Gold and Greed, Angela Hickey on Catholic Social Services support of 2B, and Fr. Andrew Jones has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Carmen spends extra time in our Growing Your Faith Verse for this day (1 John 4:17). Sometimes we gloss over the small words, like the conjuctions and prepositions. But they really mean a lot for our understanding of our relationship with God. Chris Martin reflects on a Tim Keller sermon in Proverbs which calls for us to have a balanced, whole wisd…

Guests: Blue Jays icons Pat Hentgen and Vernon Wells With Vladimir Guerrero Jr. putting pen to paper on the second-largest contract in baseball history, one that will keep him with the team until 2039, when he’s forty years old, and could very well make him the first “Forever Blue Jay,” we are joined by two of the greatest players in club history. …

Dr. Larry Chapp on Baptism, Salvation, and the necessity of the Church, Senator Tommy Tuberville on Title IX, and Scott Weeman on the Recovery Rosary.

As we are finishing up our Spring Fundraiser, Carmen helps us reflect on John 15:16-17. It's the Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser Week! Just like our radio shows, Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here!

Tom Riello on taking a trip down to the Chrism Mass, Fr. Mitch Pacwa on his Lenten mission at Christ The King in Daphne, and Fr. Jeff Kirby discuss Passiontide.

Theologian and historian John Dickson talks about the First Hymn Project: bring back to life an ancient hymn of the Church from the second century. It's the Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser Week! Just like our radio shows, Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here!

Fr. Pat Driscoll discusses how to get through the inconvenient part of Lent, Fran Maier on living in a kingdom of noise, and Charlie Russo discusses the recent win for religious freedom in Colorado.

Kurt Avery of Sawyer, author of "Sawyer Think," how his company can give away 90% of its profits to provide water filtration to those in the world in need, with a goal to expand God's kingdom. It's the Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser Week! Just like our radio shows, Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here!…

Overnight, the news broke that the Jays and their superstar slugger have agreed to the second-largest contract in baseball history. Guerrero will be a Blue Jay through his age-40 season with a 14-year, $500 million (U.S.) deal that kicks in beginning next season. We threw down a special bonus episode of Deep Left Field for you, sharing our thoughts…

David Bonagura on his article "Draining the swamp," Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective, and Francesca Fenton talks about the new season of "The Chosen."

Patrick Miller, co-author of "Joyful Outsiders," offers ideas for how we can joyful choose to be outsiders in a world that is coming against us. It's the Faith Radio Spring Fundraiser Week! Just like our radio shows, Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here!

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Plugged In's Adam Holz talks about the very popular, and very dark, series on Netflix called "Adolescence," and its portrayal of toxic masculinity among teens. But it begs the questions: "what is healthy masculinity? What is God's good design?" Fitness expert Kim Dolan Leto, author of "Fit God's Way," talks about a recent health concern, and the em…

Tom McDonald covers Daredevil on Disney Plus, Eli Deliforcade on giving up screens for Lent, and Fr. Den Irwin has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newsletter and radio show reflects on God's conversation Job and the firm, but loving, reminder who is in charge. It should actually bring us peace. He also addresses the recent news around the President's tariffs and calls for us to think through the views of others well, not just reactively. Apologist Daniel DeWitt l…

Guests: Blue Jays second baseman Andres Gimenez, outfielder Alan Roden, pitcher Jacob Barnes, Orioles/Baseball Canada outfielder Tyler O’Neill This week in Deep Left Field, we talk to the clean-up man, record-setting slugger Andres Gimenez, who has 60% of the Jays’ home runs so far. Rookie sensation Alan Roden catches us up on his first week in the…

Dr. Randall Smith on choosing your enemies, Fr. Michael Rennier on Lent as a gifted time for learning to see, and Ellen Taylor drops the blogosphere

Dr. Pamela Pyle, author of "Ancitipating Heaven," helps us look at our own pending deaths in light of Jesus's suffering, death, and resurrection; and the hope of heaven we have in Him. Singer and author Ellie Holcomb, author of "Spring Sings" and the companion CD "Sing Spring Songs" talks about how helping our kids see Jesus and the hope we have in…

Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith looks at the ideas by progressive journalists Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson in their book "Abundance." It brings up bigger questions as to what really brings about thriving in our culture? National Day of Prayer of Prayer Taskforce's Kathy Branzell talks about this year's National Day of Prayer on May 1. She als…

Bill English of Bible and Business and On Path Coaching looks at the tariffs that the President will likely be imposing on this day. What are the trade offs? Will it help? If so, when? Carmen addresses the worldviews behind the rhetoric around the case against Luigi Mangione in the murder of president of a large healthcare company. Faith Radio podc…

Tom Riello on the 20th anniversary of the passing of JP2, Amanda Teixeira takes a Catholic perspective of finances, and Dr. Robert Royal takes a look at the horizon

New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, author of "Believe," talks about the converging evidences for the existence of God, and why it should be obvious to believe in Him in spite of your personal objections. Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News addresses what God's people are doing to help those in Myanmar impacted by a severe earthquake, even thoug…

Fr. Pat Driscoll on 4 reasons Catholics must give alms this lent, Dawn Beutner has our Saints of the Month, and Brooke Joiner has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Voice of the Martyrs' Todd Nettleton looks at this year's USCIRF Annual Report on religious persecution and talks about why some nations are one the list, and why some should be. Becky Thompson, author of "Healing Rest," talks about the many stresses of the modern woman and mom. While it might not be possible to change the circumstanses at this tim…

Political scientist Adam Carrington helps us look at the two special elections in Florida and in Wisconsin. The also look at how technology is impacting not just our practices as Christians, but what we believe doctrinally. CBN FaithWire's Billy Hallowell continues share about real life miracles showing God's reality. He also talks about how Americ…

Todd and Ellen discuss the news from a Catholic perspective, Fr. Tom Weinandy on numbering our days, aright, and RJ Snell on The Freedom of Lent.

Robert Brennan on The Leopard and an update from Hollywood, Fr. Donald Haggerty on his book "The Hour of Testing," and Deacon Bill Harkins has our Sunday Gospel Reflection.

Fr. Tad Pacholczyk is on LA Catholic Morning to discuss the Trump administration's position on IVF, and Robert Overmeyer tells his story of going from an altar boy to funeral director.

Security analyst Elizabeth Neumann talks about the government's rules of communications by officials, especially around national security matters. She also addressed what has learned by Congress with latest National Security Assessement and what externally-originated threats affect our nation and communities. Former criminal investigator and atheis…

The devil is prowling! Lionshare's Dave Buehring takes us to 1 Peter 4:12-19 to help bolster our faith so we can have a resilient hope amid life's trials and the Devil's attacks. Carmen then talks with her mom, RuthAnn Melzer, on her 87th birthday! Where did Carmen get her "can-do" attitude? It's part of a legacy left by her mom and grandparents! F…