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Creation Myths Written Before Genesis?
The Epic of Atra-Hasis and The Enuma Elish are ancient Mesopotamian stories that talk about the creation and also a great flood. Some of the oldest copies that have been found are older than when Moses would have written down the book of Genesis during the Exodus. Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology...
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In God I Trust: A General's Motto
We make 30,000 decisions daily. What if they all started with God? Brigadier General Tykert learned this lesson as an F-22 pilot when his faith was tested during a career-threatening attack. His response? Pray for his enemies and trust God with the results. Is God dead? Sojourner Truth's powerful...
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Odesa, Drones, and Gospel Ministry; Global Persecution Spotlight
Jeff talks with Pastor Caleb Suko live from Odesa Ukraine, as he shares about the hope they have in the war zone. Debra talks with the CEO of Global Christian Relief, Brian Orme, about the state of a number of different countries that they serve including Iran, Pakistan and India.
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Fitness in Real Life; Aging Leaders: The Wise and Foolish
The Morning Light Panel talks about the age of leaders, and how it can bring wisdom, but less stamina. Harry King, Founder of Kingdom Fit, shares with Debra som practical ways to stay mobile and fit.
Morning Light Panelists include:
Cynthia Lyons - Educator & Community Leader
Jenn Eckard - Comm... -
Religious Noise or Real Discipleship?
Are you attending church but not growing spiritually? Many Christians mistake church attendance for discipleship, staying spiritually stagnant despite weekly services. The real question isn't whether you were challenged by God's Word, but whether you were changed by it. True discipleship requires...
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Rise of Celebrity Christians; Decline in Family Stability
The Morning Light Panel discusses Christian celebrities and if there should be any. Michael Geer, President of the PA Family Institute talks about how Pennsylvania ranks 34th on the family structure index according to a new study. And Kurt Weaver, Director of the Church Ambassador Network, contin...
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Redemption After Mennonite Excommunication; Australia's Faith Climate
Jeff talks with Michael Lin of Oilstone Leadership, about the state of Christianity in Australia and the cultural challenges. Debra talks with chalk artist Elva Hurst about her story of being excommunicated from the Mennonite church, but found Christ in a more personal way and started a ministry ...
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Who’s ministering to our people?
Are you following leaders whose lives match their message, or have you been captivated by charisma over character? The church at Thyatira learned the hard way that tolerating false leadership leads to judgment. Who are the spiritual voices speaking into your life, and what do you really know abou...
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How to Live a Life of Purity
You capable of any sin given the right situation. This sobering truth reveals why we all need biblical strategies for moral victory. Discover the HALT principle and 10 powerful steps to maintain purity in a compromised world. What predetermined decision will you make today to honor God?
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Blessed Are You When You Are Reviled & Persecuted
Are you experiencing opposition because of your faith? The absence of persecution might reveal more about our commitment than its presence. When we truly live righteously and proclaim Christ as King, opposition becomes inevitable—not because something's wrong, but because something's finally righ...
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Christians Can Dance; Americans Don’t Trust Neighbors
Jeff and the Morning Light Panel discuss the decline in being neighborly among Americans. Doris Ann Shirk, Founder of Doris Ann's Dance Studio, talks with Debra about their Christian dance studio. And Student Teacher Laina Julian, shares how their studio has made an impact on the dancers.
Morni...
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Changing Lives: One Sole at a Time
What if God spoke to you through a shoe size? When Tad and Kit stopped to help a homeless man, they had no idea what size shoes to buy. Then Tad heard a clear voice say "nine and a half" - and everything changed. That one moment of obedience sparked a ministry that has now served thousands. Somet...
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Grace in Church Noise
Why does hurt from church members cut so much deeper than pain from others? When someone at church wounds us, it challenges our expectations of Christian love and unity. But what if most church conflicts could actually be resolved by following one simple biblical principle? Before you write off c...
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When Recovery Meets Redemption
The demon-possessed man in Luke 8 went from living among tombs to becoming a beacon of hope for his community. Recovery Church is proving that when recovery meets redemption, transformed lives become powerful testimonies. Are you ready to find your identity in Christ rather than your struggles?
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Are We Getting Enough Rest on Vacation? Serving Women and Babies in Uganda
The Morning Light Panel discusses vacations and down time. Are we filling up our spare time and not actually getting any rest? Debra talks with Shannon Medich, Director Of Partnership Development for Milandila Community Missions, about their maternity hospital in Uganda.
Morning Light Panelists...
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Building a Clubfoot Clinic out of a Shipping Container
Debra and the Morning Light Panel talk about distractions in our lives, and how we can minimize them. Scott Reichenbach, President of Hope Walks, shares about their ministry that helps correct clubfoot in children around the world. And Meer Mahfuz, President of Build at Texas A&M University, talk...
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Understanding Gerrymandering
Are we treating political opponents as fellow citizens or existential enemies?
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Providing Hope & Practical Support To Suffering & Persecuted Christians
Debra and the Morning Light Panel discuss Christian persecution around the world. Jeremy Frith, CEO of Barnabas Aid, shares about how their ministry helps provide support to persecuted Christians.
Morning Light Panelists include:
Jeremy Frith - CEO | Barnabas Aid
Josue Sierra - Director Of Commu... -
Where do we compromise?
Are you asking 'How far can I go without going to hell?' or 'What strengthens my relationship with God?' The ancient church at Pergamos teaches us that compromise always starts small but leads to spiritual confusion and weakened witness. In a world demanding compromise, how do we maintain biblica...
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Researching the Historical Bible; New Study Shows Increased Bible Reading
Debra and the Morning Light Panel talk about a revival in reading the Bible among young people. Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, President of the Christian Thinkers Society, shares about his latest book which explores the evidence for the life of Jesus. And Archaeologist Bryan Windle talks about his lates...
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Be Pure
Is living a pure life in today's world even possible? God's answer might surprise you. His call to purity isn't about outdated rules - it's about experiencing His presence, reflecting His character, and living according to His perfect design. What would change in your life if you truly believed t...
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Blessed Are the Persecuted
Why does living righteously lead to persecution? The eighth Beatitude reveals a surprising truth: those who work as peacemakers often face the most opposition. Could your willingness to face rejection for Christ's sake actually be a mark of authentic discipleship?
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The Real Deal on Addiction, Incarceration, and Hope
From sleeping in parks at 15 to earning a doctorate - Dr. Salita Simmons proves that God wastes nothing. What painful experience in your life might actually be preparation for your greatest purpose?
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Formed in the Noise
When we stop growing and pursuing God's purposes, we become vulnerable to compromise. Are you responding to your mistakes with excuses or authentic repentance? God specializes in using broken people who remain humble and teachable.