A replay of Monday 5/14/12.

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GUESTS: Fred Sanders, Associate Professor at the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola since 1999, is a systematic theologian with specific interest in the doctrine of the Trinity, and today we talk about his latest book The Deep Things of God: How the Trinity Changes Everything (Amazon). He and his wife Susan have two children, Freddy and Phoebe, and they’re members of Grace Evangelical Free Church.

Clint Arnold, was just this week announced as the new Dean of Talbot School of Theology, he’s also Professor of New Testament Language and Literature, and Chair of the New Testament Department (Bio).

Taun Cortado, is the U.S. Radio and Media Director with Gospel For Asia (winasia.org, 866-WIN-ASIA).

Guests: Steve Porter, one of the Associate Directors of the new Center for Christian Thought (cct.biola.edu), under Director Gregg TenElshof and along with Associate Directors Tom Crisp and Todd Vasquez. Steve teaches theology and philosophy for Talbot’s Institute for Spiritual Formation and at Rosemead School of Psychology.

Scott Waller, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Biola, with expertise in American government, political theory, church-state relations, and First Amendment jurisprudence.

Scott Rae is the chair of the department of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics at Talbot School of Theology, his expertise is in applying Christian ethics to medicine and the marketplace, from the lab to the boardroom.

President Barry Corey, will begin his 5th year as president of Biola University in July (biola.edu).

Frank discusses with you about the story of “50+ PROFESSORS & STAFF RESIGN FROM CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AFTER REFUSING TO SIGN HOMOSEXUALITY PLEDGE”. That went on in Georgia.

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GUEST: Lee Strobel (leestrobel.com), is perhaps the most popular name in Christian apologetics with his Case For: Faith, Christ, Real Jesus, Creator books, DVDs and videos – along with all the other great stuff he’s produced with “anyone who’s anyone” in apologetics. A graduate of both the University of Missouri (Journalism, 1974) and Yale Law School (1979), he was an award-winning investigative journalist with the Chicago Tribune for 14 years. The skeptic became a Christian in 1981, joined Willow Creek staff in 1987, and later Saddleback staff back in 2000, before launching out on his own in 2002. He and his wife Leslie have been married for 38 years, they now live in Colorado, and they have two children Alison and Kyle, and they have three granddaughters. Oh, and his The Ambition novel is now in paperback!

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GUEST: Ken Samples, Senior Research Scholar for Hugh Ross at Reasons To Believe (reasons.org), and before that for the great Walter Martin – the original Bible Answer Man – at the Christian Research Institute, a graduate of both Concordia and Talbot, is one of the most accomplished apologists in the country. He continues to lecture at Biola, and he teaches a Sunday morning adult class at Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim. Ken and his wife Joan have three children – whom daddy forces to learn the lyrics of every Beatles song and watch every Laker game.

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Guest: Rabbi Emeritus Stuart Dauermann, of Ahavat Zion Messianic Synagogue and the Interfaith Center of Beverly Hills (interfaithcenter.us) joins us to talk about improving the relationship between Jews and Christians.

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Guests: Three women from Reality Check LA join us (realitycheckla.org, 310-820-2560), the risk-avoidance & pregnancy prevention program of the Westside Pregnancy Clinic (wpclinic.org). Talitha Phillips is the Director of the Westside Pregnancy Clinic, Joanna Hyatt is the outgoing Director of Reality Check, and Christie Myers, is the new Director of Reality Check. The teens and young adults site is yourrealitycheck.org.

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Guest: John Eastman, Chairman of the Board, National Organization for Marriage (nationformarriage.org), Professor of Law & Community at Chapman University School of Law where he was also Dean from 2007 to 2010 before stepping down to pursue a bid for California Attorney General. He is the founding Director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence at the Claremont Institute. John has participated in over 60 cases before the SCOTUS, and written more than three dozen book chapters and scholarly articles. He earned his J.D. at the University of Chicago, and his Ph.D. in Government from Claremont Graduate School.

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Dennis Rainey, Dennis reads a tribute that Robert Lewis wrote to his alcoholic father. This is perhaps the longest segment in FPS history at 20+ minutes!

Scott Waller, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Biola, with expertise in American government, political theory, church-state relations, and First Amendment jurisprudence. Today, Scott brings along four of his students: Christian Kaiser (Jr., Poli Sci/History), John Reid (Jr., Poli Sci), Alexis Hinton (Sr., Poly Sci/Sociology, Torrey student), and Amanda Andrews (Jr, Poly Sci/Business, Torrey student, Biola Social Justice Director). What’s at stake in this election?

Dennis Rainey, President and CEO of Family Life (familylife.com, 800-FL-TODAY), heard weekdays at 830am with Bob Lepine, is out with his latest book entitled Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood, that walks us through the five male life stages of boyhood, adolescence, manhood, mentor, and patriarch.

Today, we talk about how to “Honor your mother and father” when it’s tough. Dennis says you must move toward honoring your parents – as in writing them a tribute that would express to them honor and esteem. How do you get to the place where you could do such a thing?

Guest 1: Josh Lindblom, #52 right-handed pitcher for the 2012 LA Dodgers. He made his major league debut on June 1, 2011, throwing 29.1 innings for the Dodgers last year. Josh and his high-school-sweetheart wife Aurielle have set up the Josh Lindblom Foundation, and for every appearance he makes this season, they’ll be donating $52 to the Dream Center and $52 to his Foundation’s efforts in Lafayette, Indiana. Back on April 15th, they hosted their first Dream Center Youth Night at Dodger Stadium to raise awareness and funds for the ministry.

Guest 2: Real Varela, and his daughter Connie, owners of Brooklyn Pizza & Pasta, on West Pico between Doheny and Beverly, recently won 4th place at the International Pizza Expo – meaning it’s the 4th best pizza in the world! – and voted Best Pizza Delivery in West LA. It’s AWESOME!! One of the judges was his mentor, Dan Collier, owner of Rusty’s Pizza with 6 locations in Ventura County.

CONTINUED GUEST: Jim Wilder, is a clinical psychologist by training (Ph.D. Fuller), but a neurotheologian by choice. Neurotheology is the intersection of brain science and the Bible. He’s been a Christian counselor since 1977, and today is the Executive Director of the Shepherd’s House (founded 1971), specializing in trauma and addiction recovery. His greatest interest is teaching the LIFE Model, a profoundly Christian guide to community-based counseling and maturity with the goal to create “self propagating recovery as the normal function of the church,” based on the book The Life Model: Living from the Heart Jesus Gave You.

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GUEST: Jim Wilder, is a clinical psychologist by training, but a neurotheologian by choice. Neurotheology is the intersection of brain science and the Bible. He’s been a Christian counselor since 1977, and today is the Executive Director of the Shepherd’s House (founded 1971), specializing in trauma and addiction recovery. His greatest interest is teaching the LIFE Model, a profoundly Christian guide to community-based counseling and maturity with the goal to create “self propagating recovery as the normal function of the church,” based on the book The Life Model: Living from the Heart Jesus Gave You.

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Guest: Chad Williams, former Navy SEAL, now living in Huntington Beach, author of Seal of God.

Days before Chad Williams was to report to military duty in Great Lakes, Illinois, he turned on a television and was greeted with the horrifying images of his mentor, US Navy SEAL Scott Helvenston, being brutally murdered in a premeditated ambush on the roads of Fallujah, Iraq. Steeled in his resolve, Chad followed in Scott’s footsteps and completed the US military’s most difficult and grueling training to become a Navy SEAL. One of only 13 from a class of 173 to make it straight through to graduation, Chad served his country on SEAL Teams One and Seven for five years, completing tours of duty in the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Iraq.

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Guest: Ayesha Robinson, 5th-6th Grade Special Ed teacher at Loren Miller Elementary School in South Central (Loren Miller Elementary School, who had sent me an email back in March about how she needed to get her kids up to an event at UCLA, but because of budget cuts, was unable to do so. You guys stepped up, along with huge support from Pastor Steve Mays and Calvary Chapel South Bay, who enabled the kids to not only attend the event, but fed them as well!

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Do you think there will be more people who vote for or against Obama because of his decision to make public his ongoing continued support of same-sex marriage?

Who will there be more of: those who will not be voting for him again, or those who will now be voting for him for the first time? Are there more offended Obama-supporters, or more enamored independents and undecideds?

If you voted for him last time, has he lost your vote? If you didn’t vote for him last time, has he won your vote?

Is the “Christians won’t vote for a Mormon” thing now history? If one of the concerns has been “how to get social-conservatives and Christians on board,” didn’t yesterday initiate a stampede for first class?

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-Guest: Dr. Mark Baker, Clinical Psychologist and Executive Director of La Vie Christian Counseling Centers (KKLA Helpline (800) 801-5242) in Pasadena and Santa Monica, and author of the million-copy bestseller “Jesus, The Greatest Therapist Who Ever Lived.” There are 9 basic emotions: Anger, Fear, Sadness, Hurt, Surprise, Disgust, Shame-Guilt, Joy-Happiness, Love. Today, we talk about dealing with anger.

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-Guest: Dennis Rainey, President and CEO of Family Life, is out with his latest book entitled, “Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood,” which walks us through the five male life stages of boyhood, adolescence, manhood, mentor, and patriarch. Today, we talk about his follow-up to Interviewing Your Daughter’s Date – and this one is for the parents of guys – entitled, “Aggressive Girls, Clueless Boys” now available through their website.

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-Guest: Hugh Ross is the founder and president of Reasons to Believe, and is both an astrophysicist (Ph.D., University of Toronto) and a pastor, the author of fourteen books, including his latest, “Hidden Treasures in the Book of Job: How the Oldest Book in the Bible Answers Today’s Scientific Questions.” Check out their new 8-session small-group curriculum If God Made the Universe, Why Is It The Way It Is?

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-Guest: Jim Burns, is the founder and president of HomeWord as well as the executive director of the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at APU.
-Guest: Voddie Baucham, Pastor of Preaching at Grace Family Baptist Church in Spring, Texas, and author of many books, including his latest, “Family Shepherds: Calling and Equipping Men to Lead Their Homes.” He and Frank talk about how fathers can lead their families starting immediately.

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-Guest: Kenny Luck, Founder and President of Everyman Ministries. Today, we start with Kenny’s analysis of the NY Times best seller E L James’s “Fifty Shades of Grey,” and then talk about the cover story in the current issue of Newsweek entitled “The Fantasy Life of Working Women: “Why Surrender is a Feminist Dream.” Women, like men, have realized they can’t “have it all,” but it only took them 40 years, while it took men 20 centuries.

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-Guest: Fr. Bob Spitzer, is the Founder and President of the Magis Center of Reason and Faith and the Spitzer Center for Ethical Leadership, both in Irvine. Magis is “dedicated to showing the close connection between faith and reason in contemporary astrophysics, philosophy, and the historical study of the New Testament.”

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-Guest:[DISCLAIMER] Joanna Hyatt, is the former Director of Reality Check, a part of the Westside Pregnancy Clinic, a group that speaks to thousands of teens each year on sexual integrity. She’s here to give us a “reality check.” For teens and young adults, check out yourrealitycheck.org.

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-Guest: Sean McDowell, heads up of the Bible department at Capistrano Valley Schools. Sean just got back from a ministry trip to Los Angeles with 17 of his students visiting the Muslim community, organized by Stand to Reason.
-Guest: Jennifer Walsh, Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and professor of political science at APU, weighs in on the 2012 elections.

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-Guest: Andrew Marin, president and founder The Marin Foundation, a nonprofit that seeks to build bridges between the LGBT community and the religious community, and blogs regularly at loveisanorientation.com.

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-Guest: Keith Matthews, is Professor of Spiritual Formation & Contemporary Culture at APU, and also is the Chair of their Graduate Ministry Department as well (apu.edu/theology/faculty/kmatthews). He was a pastor for 20 years, he serves on Dallas Willard’s supervisory council, has taught alongside him for years, and even designed and co-wrote The Divine Conspiracy Study Guide.

-Guest: Dr. Bill Sears (askdrsears.com), is Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the UC Irvine School of Medicine, a medical and parenting consultant for BabyTalk and Parenting magazines. He’s authored more than 42 books on childcare, including his bestselling, “The Baby Book: Everything You Need to Know About Your Baby from Birth to Age Two.” They just started their 6-week online course called, “The LEAN Program,” addressing Lifestyle, Exercise, Attitudes, and Nutrition.

-Guests: Kevin Malone, former General Manager for the Dodgers and now Capital Campaign Director at the Dream Center (dreamcenter.org) joins us, along with Joseph Barkley, pastor of Ecclesia Church in Hollywood (churchinhollywood.com), on Hollywood Blvd at Cahuenga (formerly of Plumbline).

-Jay Richards, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Wealth, Poverty, and Morality at the Discovery Institute. Frank talks with Jay about his thoughts concerning Occupy Wall Street.  His latest book, co-authored with James Robison, just came out entitled, “Indivisible: Restoring Faith, Family and Freedom Before It’s Too Late.”
-Dr. James Dobson, host of Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson, heard weekdays at 10:00am on KKLA. Doc’s latest book is the long-awaited “Bringing Up Girls: Practical Advice and Encouragement for Those Shaping the Next Generation of Women.” Shirley is once again the Chairman of the National Day of Prayer tomorrow in Washington.

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-Gregg Harris was the President of Far East Broadcasting, but as of January, he’s the new International Director for Thru the Bible, heard daily on KKLA at 6am and 8pm. May is “Letter Month” at Thru the Bible. Their international outreach is in over 108 languages in 200 countries.
-Karen Covell, is in her 20th year hosting a National Day of Prayer Event as the Founding Director of the Hollywood Prayer Network. Tomorrow night, May 3rd, from 730-930pm, on the CBS Radford Television Lot, they’re having an event and you’re invited! More details click run sheet below.

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-Ken Ham, President and Founder of Answers in Genesis and curator of the high-tech Creation Museum in Cincinnati. Frank talks with Ken about Noah’s ark…evidence for a global flood…Dinosaurs…The Ice Age…The origin of the races.
-Kathleen Eaton, Founder of Birth Choice Health Clinics. Next Thursday, May 10th, Birth Choice Clinics will be celebrating 31 years of pro-life work, and you’re invited to celebrate with them at a free event they’re calling “Igniting the Movement” at the Crystal Cathedral. For details click run sheet below.

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-Wes Yoder, helped start the whole music genre of Contemporary Christian Music in the late 70′s. His book, Bond of Brothers: Connecting with Other Men Beyond Work, Weather and Sports (2010), “seeks to move men from silent and broken lives to the company of men where conversation, spiritual friendship and a life filled with friends and brothers define and complete God’s purposes for them.”

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-Hormoz Shariat, “the Billy Graham of Iran,” is the founder of Iran Alive Ministries. He founded the Iranian Christian Church up in the Bay Area in 1987 which has now grown to four locations and over 400 members – all converts from Islam.
-Ken Timmerman, investigative reporter, witness to the persecuted church, president of the Foundation for Democracy in Iran (iran.org), bestselling author, and now candidate for Congress from the 8th District in Maryland, against Nancy Pelosi supporter Chris Van Hollen.

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-Frank talks about the Anti-Bullying Speaker Dan Savage, who was at a National High School Journalism Convention back on April 13th, 2012, where he bashed the bible with ignorant rhetoric.
-Jim Burns, is the founder and president of HomeWord. Jim and Doug Fields will be hosting a Family Conference at APU May 10th – 12th.
-Dudley Rutherford, senior pastor of Shepherd of the Hills Church in Porter Ranch will hosting KKLA National Day of Prayer Breakfast on Thurdsday, May 3rd from 7AM – 9AM.

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-Mike Jonker, is the lead campus pastor at Harvest Orange County, and pastor of the 500-member College and Career Ministry at Harvest Riverside called “The Well,” and also for the past six years, he’s Directed Harvest Anaheim. Mike explains how the “Start! Rallies” work, where the follow-up volunteers are trained at various locations, oftentimes by participating senior pastors.

-Mike Brazeal, was the first Harvest employee 20 years ago. He is also an Associate Pastor and the Director of the L.A. Crusade.
-Greg Laurie (by phone) is pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship Riverside since 1979 and Harvest Orange County Irvine since 2011, host of the Harvest Crusades since 1990, and host of A New Beginning heard twice daily on KKLA.
-John Collins, Executive Director of the Harvest Crusades.

-Jason Powell is the son in law of Pastor Steve Wilburn of CORE Church LA, is a Harvest Associate Pastor, and he oversees the one-on-one personal evangelism training course called G3, named after Gideon’s 300 faithful soldiers (Judges 7:7).
-Bryan St. Peters, is the media director for Harvest, overseeing all their great radio stuff, since 1989.
-Stephanie Chapin, is the most valuable utility player at the Christopher Laurie Memorial Golf Classic, doing whatever is necessary to “get ‘er done.
-Richard Garcia, has been the Director of the Anaheim Crusade for the past two years and he oversees all of the follow-up at both the crusade and the church.

-This hour Frank teaches on the Resurrection, Federalism, and the Big Bang Theory

-Guest: Dennis Rainey is the President and CEO of Family Life. He is out with his latest book entitled, “Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood,” with the video curriculum coming out in August 2012. The book covers the five male life stages: boyhood, adolescence, manhood, mentor, and patriarch. This hour Frank and Dennis discuss these male life stages in detail.

-Guest: Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, an organization “committed to demonstrating the synergy of American democracy and its founding principles with the religion of Islam,” and he refers to himself as a “Jeffersonian Muslim.” Today, Dr. Jasser is an Internist in private practice in Phoenix. Recently, Congress appointed Dr. Jasser to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.

-Today, up to 30 families will be getting half-off tuition at 14 great Christian schools for their son or daughter this Fall! Here’s how this works… Go to kkla.com, click on the “Half Off Tuition” banner, and find the school you’re interested in on the really cool map. And, if it’s the right fit for you and your family – and you’re able to put the whole one-half tuition on your credit card when you call today – then you’ll be one of only two families per school to qualify for this great deal!

-Guest: Ben Shapiro is a bestselling author and the Editor-At-Large at breitbart.com. He also runs his own legal consulting firm in LA. Today, Ben’s here to talk about the article, “Why I’m Adopting Sandra Fluke.”
-News story of how the Marine Corps discharged a sergeant for Facebook posts which were critical of President Obama.
-Joel Osteen with Wolf Blitzer on CNN sees Mormons as Brothers in Christ?

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-Guest: Frank Sontag, works at KLOS on the Mark & Brian Morning show here in Los Angeles. On June 17, 1984, he was rear ended by a driver going 110mph – while he was on a motorcycle. That sent him on his spiritual quest in pursuit of the meaning of life. A personal testimony of God’s awesome power of a heart and mind transformation.

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-Guest: Ed Tandy McGlasson, former NFL lineman for the Giants, Jets, and Rams. As a pastor of the Stadium Vineyard in Anaheim, Ed is all about helping people understand “the blessing of the Father,” helping us realize that our identity as a believer is as one of the Father’s “beloved.” His goal is to have an “Orphans no more” sign proudly displayed above the door of every church.

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Continued from previous hour…
-Guest: Dave Dravecky was a major league pitcher for 8 years with the Padres and Giants, got diagnosed with cancer on his left arm in 1988, had the lump removed, rehabbed, and made it back to the big leagues in 1989. However, on August 15, 1989, while pitching against the Expos, his arm snapped and his baseball career was over – the cancer was back.

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-Guest: Dave Dravecky was a major league pitcher for 8 years with the Padres and Giants, got diagnosed with cancer on his left arm in 1988, had the lump removed, rehabbed, and made it back to the big leagues in 1989. However, on August 15, 1989, while pitching against the Expos, his arm snapped and his baseball career was over – the cancer was back. Dave tells us about his incredible story of struggle and triumph.

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-Guest: Bob Hamer is a real-life Jason Bourne or Jack Bauer, a veteran FBI agent who’s spent 26 years infiltrating and working undercover in the Russian mob, the Iraqi syndicate, the Crips, La Costa Nostra, and his last undercover, infiltrating NAMBLA, the North American Man-Boy Love Association. This hour he tells what it was like to be undercover FBI agent and a Christian.

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-Guest: Jim Wilder, is a clinical psychologist by training, but a neurotheologian by choice. Neurotheology is the intersection of brain science and the Bible. Today, Jim is the Executive Director of the Shepherd’s House, specializing in trauma and addiction recovery. He teaches the LIFE Model, a profoundly Christian guide to community-based counseling and maturity with the goal of “self propagating recovery as the normal function of the church.”

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-Guest: Jedd Medefind, President of the Christian Alliance for Orphans, whose annual national conference, this year called Summit VIII, will be down at Saddleback THU May 3rd and FRI 4th. The Confernce deals with orphans and orphan care and will be featuring Francis Chan, Russell Moore, Rick Warren, Stephen Curtis Chapman and Dennis Rainey.

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-Guest: Norm Geisler. Today, he shares the story of what God has done in his life – from growing up in an anti-religious family, and being illiterate in the 11th grade, to becoming the patriarch of Christian apologetics. His students are your teachers, from Ravi Zacharias to William Lane Craig.

-We remember Chuck Colson, who died Saturday night, with John Stonestreet and Jim Liske.

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-Guest: Andy McGaffigan, former major league baseball player whom I played with on the Cincinnati Reds back in the 1980′s joins us, along with this wife Jill, who just wrote a book entitled, “Run With Abandon.”
-Then Frank talks about American Idol.

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-Guest: Scott Daniels, Dean of APU’s School of Theology and senior pastor at Pasadena First Church of the Nazarene, his radio show “Faith Works” can be heard Sunday mornings on KKLA at 1130am. Today, I ask Scott to talk about some of the academic threats to a Christian seminary or school of theology, namely, the effort to undermine the authority of scripture from one side and widespread anti-intellectualism from the other.

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-Guest: Stephen Moore, is on the editorial board of and is the senior economics writer for the WSJ, he was the founder and president of the Club for Growth from 1999-2004, and the founder of the Free Enterprise Fund. He’s worked relentlessly on tax reform – he’s the architect of both the “flat tax” and “fair tax” proposals. This hour the question arises “What is someone’s “fair share?”

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-Guest: Joe Beasy (& Shane Maquire), founders of The Gold Guys. Frank talks with Joe about how he and Shane caught wind of story of a young terminally ill teenager, who created a bucket list, and in that list, wished to go to Disneyland. Moved by this story, The Gold Guys decide to help Teejay fulfill his wish by pay all the expenses from flying Teejay and his family from Honolulu to LA to hotel accomodations to transportation, food, and tickets. A true Dream Vacation with all the trimmings. – Calls: Share your “intentional act of kindness” story with us! Also, your chance to thank your anonymous angel!

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-Guest: Jeff Vines, senior pastor of Christ’s Church of the Valley, and author of his new book Unbroken: Eight Enduring Promises God Will Keep. Jeff talks about his recent anxiety disorder which has forced him to slow down – and he’s only 47, a great athletic specimen, and would have never said he was stressed.

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-Guest: Carey Nieuwhof, Lead Pastor at Connexus Community Church outside Toronto, and co-author of Parenting Beyond Your Capacity: Connect Your Family to a Wider Community, joins us to talk about “Discipleship Discipline” – all about changing hearts not just controlling behaviors. For example, every mom and dad naturally starts out as a Rule & Control Parent over their child, but as the teen years approach, mom and dad must learn how to become a Relationship & Influence Parent with their young adult.

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-Guest: Mark Mittelberg, best-selling author and leading strategist in evangelism and apologetics-oriented outreach. Mark’s latest book is entitled, “The Questions Christians Hope No One Will Ask (with answers).” This hour he and Frank take calls about Christianity, Comparative Religions, Cults, Witnessing, and Atheism.

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-Guest: Dallas Willard, Professor of Philosophy at USC. Dallas Willard is the author of the book Frank highly recommends to people more than any other book is the classic “The Divine Conspiracy: Rediscovering Our Hidden Life In God.” Today, he and Frank talk about the significance of Religious or Spiritual Knowledge.

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