Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the growing number of United Methodist Churches and pastors are pushing the denomination to embrace gay clergy and same-sex weddings, and Jill Nelson and Ryan McKinnon discuss Hurricane Michael recovery efforts in Florida. Plus: J.C. Derrick talks with pro-life activist Stephanie Gray.
Paul Butler reports on the growing number of United Methodist Churches and pastors are pushing the denomination to embrace gay clergy and same-sex weddings, and Mary Reichard and Ryan McKinnon discuss Hurricane Michael recovery efforts in Florida. Plus: J.C. Derrick talks with pro-life activist Stephanie Gray.
Mary Reichard discusses a Supreme Court case considering the rights of noncitizens who don’t get a bond hearing, Nick Eicher reports on the stock market, and Paul Butler covers notable dates from this week in history. Plus: commentary from Mary Coleman.
John Stonestreet and Nick Eicher discuss a religious liberty victory in Georgia and Senator Ben Sasse’s new book, Sarah Schweinsberg updates a story from Europe, and Megan Basham reviews a new fall drama on NBC. Plus: Word Play with George Grant.
Kim Henderson reports on hurricane recovery efforts in Panama City, Florida, Mary Reichard discusses prison reform with Grant Duwe of the American Enterprise Institute, and Katie Gaultney explores a different side of domestic abuse. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas.
Nick Eicher talks with Henry Olsen of the Ethics and Public Policy Center about the race for control of the House, Onize Ohikere reports on news from around the globe, and Jill Nelson goes on a tour through a historic church in St. Petersburg, Russia. Plus: commentary from Janie B. Cheaney.
June Cheng discusses a new report on human rights in China, Sarah Schweinsberg covers religious liberty in Canada, and J.C. Derrick talks with Trillia Newbell of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission about children and technology. Plus: commentary from Marvin Olasky.
Mary Reichard discusses two Supreme Court cases dealing with a law called the Armed Career Criminal Act, Nick Eicher reports on the status of the stock market, and Paul Butler covers notable dates from this week in history. Plus: commentary from Andre Seu Peterson.
John Stonestreet and Nick Eicher discuss a ruling from the UK’s Supreme Court defending the religious freedom of a bakery owner, Megan Basham reviews the Gosnell movie, and Sarah Schweinsberg goes to a Christian Nigerian wedding.
Jamie Dean discusses how Colombia is dealing with the fallout from Venezuela’s collapsed economy, and Sarah Schwinsberg revisits a family raising conjoined twins. Plus: a Listening In preview.
