Is it appropriate for Christians to remember 9-11 by holding special services or memorials at their churches? Is such an action hypocritical since the Bible teaches Christians to love our enemies and forgive others?
Why would some groups not want us to remember (and even in many schools hide the fact) that the 9-11 terrorists were Muslims (in fact in some cases they blame the U.S. for what happened)?
Have we forgotten 9-11, especially the younger generation? Are there important details that need to be taught to our children?
What role did faith really play? Why did it surface to play such a significant role in this last election?
Sam Rohrer asks George Barna (Executive Director of American Culture and Faith Institute) about the decision behind writing his new book about politics and why write it now.
Tensions in America: Identity Politics the Cause? – The Latest Barna Research. We are joined by George Barna (Executive Director of American Culture and Faith Institute). Topics discussed include: Comments on the news of the day. Could Identity Politics be the Flashing Red Light? Can Christians be Guilty of Identity Politics? Facts and Solutions.
Were the brakes applied on the globalist agenda with the election of Donald Trump? Why did God allow this to happen?
What are recommendations for a church or ministry that is seeking to minister to a different cultural group that can help them show God’s love and make all the people of that community feel welcome at their church?
Has America progressed since the 1960’s? What is going on with the vitriol and polarization that is seen in the news?
What are the answers to America’s problems? Did the American Church wake up because of November 2016’s elections?
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