Connecting Faith

Peter Kapsner talks about a report that the MLB may start their season in May, but in a sequestered way; plus responds to an article that talks about how Christianity might become a victim of "cancel culture." Then Pastor Scott Sauls talks about his upcoming book "A Gentle Answer."

Acton Institute's Ben Johnson talks how Oregon online charter schools were blocked from operating amid the coronavirus because regular schools were closed.  Dan DeWitt talks about a series of videos that display the goodness, rationality and truthfulness of the Christian faith.

Bible and Business's Bill English outlines how the CARE Act can help businesses and non-profits weather our current pandemic. Kimberlee Norris of Ministry Safe talks about how kids' schooling and connecting online can expose them to threats from predators.

Josh Straub of Famous at Home talks about how events like COVID-19 affect children emotionally and how to help yours.  Mission Network New's Ruth Kramer looks at how churches around the world are dealing with the coronavirus in their respective countries.

The And Campaign's Justin Giboney talks about the Churches Helping Churches Initiative which has large, prosperous congregations helping smaller, struggling congregations weather the coronavirus.  Jeff Myers of Summit Ministries, author of "Unquestioned Answers," urges us to honestly listen to the questions people have about God and reality.

Pastor Mark Vroegop, author of "Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy," encourages us to be honest with God in our suffering to find His mercy.  George Barna of Arizona Christian University talks about the new American Worldview Inventory 2020, and how many Christians live in ways that belie a Biblical worldview.

David O. Taylor, author of "Open and Unafraid," shares how the book of Psalms invites us to be transparent to God in our prayers and even helps us find words for what we are feeling.  Global affairs expert David Aikman updates us on how the coronavirus is affecting the world.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Zach Jenkins offers the latest information regarding the pandemic in the US and explains the updated CDC guidelines.  Political scientist Adam Carrington looks at how previous major events like the 1918 Spanish Flu and World War II have changed us politically and culturally.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Carmen is joined by fellow Faith Radio host Susie Larson and Bill Arnold to take listener calls who share their faith stories and prayer requests.

Terence Lester of Love Beyond Walls talks about the "Love Sinks In" movement to provide homeless facilities what they need to wash their hands and protect themselves against the coronavirus.  John Starke, author of "The Possibility of Prayer," talks about finding piece amidst life's crises and anxieties.

Kara Powell of the Fuller Youth Institute talks about resources for parents to better relate with their kids to help build faith and diminish anxiety.  Pastor Jason Harris of Central Church in New York City talks about how his congregation is serving the city while protecting themselves.

Peter Kapsner responds to a recent Time magazine article that seems to minimize the hope the Gospel can provide in crises like a pandemic.  Writer and speaker Trillia Newbell looks at  how a family can seek the opportunities of a quaratined life.

Acton Institute's Ben Johnson looks at ways private businesses are innovating to provide help amid the pandemic, as well as the battle over how 'essential' a service abortion is while other medical providers are shut down. Kathy Branzell talks about how National Day of Prayer activities are changing because of COVID-19.  

Bill English of Bible and Business talks about ways the Church and Christian business owners can offer help and hope amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  Jasmine Holmes, author of "Mother to Son," talks about how as a black mom she is offering her sons life and Gospel insights as a minority.

Hunter Baker from Union University looks at the arrest of a Florida pastor who still held public services in his church this past Sunday, and the concern when governments can limit assembly during health crises.  Steve Garber of the Washington Institute talks about his book "The Seamless Life."

David Stevens of Christian Medical and Dental Associations talks about the challenges and decisions medical workers face when dealing with major outbreaks like the coronavirus.  Heath Adamson, author of "Sacred Chase," looks at the opportunity to have genuine intimacy with God.

Nick Pitts from the Institute for Global Engagement looks at good news stories amid the COVID-19 outbreak, but also reviews concerns from those who are suicidal or struggling with chemical dependency.  Jeff Schulz of Houston Responds talks how churches continue to network amid the coronavirus crisis.

Psychologist Linda Mintle offers ideas for dealing with the worry and anxiety around the COVID-19 outbreak.  Infectious disease expert Zachary Jenkins talks about his weekly youtube updates around the Coronavirus, offering faith, not fear; awareness, not anxiety; preparedness, not panic.

Jamie Aten of the Humanitarian Disaster Institute talks about offering made to churches through last week's online COVID-19 Church Summit.  New York Times bestselling novelist Donna VanLiere talks about her new book The Time of Jacob's Trouble, a look at the endtimes.

Justin Whitmel Earley of the Common Rule offers some ideas to develop rhythms for you and your family while self-isolating during the COVID-19 crisis.  Patti Callahan Henry, author of "Becoming Mrs. Lewis," talks about her well-researched novel based on the life of Joy Lewis, the wife of C.S. Lewis.