On December 5th, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of Colorado cake artist, Jack Phillips. Could he lose his business because he stood up for his moral convictions? Could our first amendment rights also be at risk? Listen to this interview with Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz, Director of The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty to find out the facts of this case.
This interview courtesy of KSIV radio, 1320 AM, St. Louis.
92 years in Christian ministry — Brian Lester joins me to share about the history of his touring family southern gospel group, The Lester’s.
How often do people give you prayer requests and you tell them you’ll pray, but you forget about their request until you see them again? Author, Amelia Rhodes wrote Pray A to Z: A Practical Guide to Pray for Your Community. Listen as Amelia offers tips for organizing your prayer life.
In 1898 a revolution began because of one woman’s desire to change the tenor of a sport that only men enjoyed. Learn how the author, Mike Mizrahi, adapted this story into a compelling historical fiction novel that showcased her determination and grit.
A medical doctor’s insights about your health and congress’s inability to agree on a plan.
Sam is a businessman with a great vision. Learn about it, plus gain invaluable tips on how to run a successful business.
The greatest freedom you can have today is knowing that Jesus Christ loves you; he wants to forgive your sins. The second greatest freedom is forgiving yourself. Join me as I speak with Nan Brown Self, author of book “Forgiveness: Making Space for Grace.”
What would it be like to play in the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra? Meet John and Paula Kasica and find out. Discover how to test your child’s musical ability; and tips for locating new musical outlets for yourself.
Looking for tips on how to raise successful children or grandchildren? Youth culture expert and best selling author Jonathan McKee offers great tips and resources from his book “If I Had a Parenting Do Over”. Join us for this two part interview packed with invaluable nuggets of wisdom for raising kids in today’s society.
When I read this book, “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness” I thought of all the moms out there who might be encouraged, enlightened, and empowered if I interviewed Emily Graves, its author. Here she was, a mom with a small child, never knowing from one day to the next how much energy she would have, how she would feel, and unable to predict what of her schedule she could accomplish that day. She gives very solid tips in this book in each chapter, following 5 premises. As I read further, I realized, how helpful this book could be to any mother, and how others could gain a clearer understanding of the dilemmas those of us with disabilities often face.
Listen as she passes along the wisdom she gained from her experience to other moms looking to stay organized in the midst of challenging circumstances.
Emily is an educator and author of “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness”
