The God-Shaped Brain and the Aging Brain
Dr. Timothy Jennings, a board-certified psychiatrist, author, Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatrist Association, and President of Come and Reason Ministries. Dr. Jennings explains how our physical bodies are very much connected to our spiritual souls, and how engaging and experiencing God, truth, and love can result in better health and better life, especially as […]
Drawing Young People Out Of A Culture Of Isolationism
Cristina Barba, Founder and President of The Culture Project International, which seeks to restore culture through the experience of virtue. Christina, who has had a lifelong passion for proclaiming the dignity of human life, was awarded the 2016 Defender of Life Award by Students for Life of America, and she joins us today to discuss […]
Canada’s New Culture of Death
Wesley Smith, an author and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism, discusses bioethics, particularly related to end of life issues. Family Policy Matters Transcript: Canada’s New Culture of Death JOHN RUSTIN: Thank you for joining us for Family Policy Matters. Our guest today is Dr. Wesley Smith, an attorney and […]
Helping Parents Shepherd Children Through Moral Challenges
Leila Miller, co-author of the new book Made This Way: How to Prepare Kids to Face Today’s Tough Moral Issues, discusses her new book and how to help today’s parents shepherd children in age-appropriate ways around 10 of the biggest moral challenges facing kids in our current culture. Family Policy Matters Transcript: Helping Parents Shepherd […]
An Impartial, Nonpartisan Look At North Carolina Candidates
NC Family President John L. Rustin speaks with Jere Royall and Jake Sipe, members of the NC Family staff. They discuss the importance of this year’s election, the NC Family voter guide, and what listeners can do to help. Family Policy Matters Transcript: An Impartial, Nonpartisan Look At North Carolina Candidates Thanks for joining for […]
The Next Chapter In NC’s Fight Against The Opioid Crisis
Dr. Greg Murphy, a State Representative, physician, and surgeon from Greenville, N.C., talks about the opioid epidemic and what the North Carolina General Assembly is doing to combat it. Family Policy Matters Transcript: The Next Chapter In NC’s Fight Against The Opioid Crisis Thanks for joining us this week for Family Policy Matters. Few North […]
Giving Children A Voice In Family Structure Debate
Katy Faust, founder and director of Them Before Us, an organization devoted to giving children a voice in the debate over family structure discusses the problems with the current conversations about parenting and family formation. Family Policy Matters Transcript: Giving Children A Voice In Family Structure Debate Thanks for joining us this week for Family […]
The Dating Deficit And The Decline of Courtship Culture
Catherine Fowler Sample, writer and producer of the award-winning film “The Dating Project.” The film is a new documentary that follows five modern-day singles, age 20 to 40, in their quest to find authentic love and meaningful relationships. They discuss how the dating scene has changed in America over the last one or two generations. […]
Serving Christ Through Compassionate And Accessible Healthcare
Susanne Berger, the Board Chair of Neighbor Health Center, a new faith-based health center that seeks to serve Christ by providing primary care to patients of all ages regardless of whether they have health insurance discusses her personal story of faith and vocation, as well as the mission and story of Neighbor Health Center. Family […]
Seeking Authentic Lifelong Friendship In An Increasingly Impersonal World
Father Sean Raftis, a parish priest in Montana who has become well-known in recent years as one of the Gonzaga Prep “Tag Brothers” whose story has been featured by the Wall Street Journal, ESPN, CBS and is now the inspiration for the summer blockbuster movie “Tag,” discusses his intriguing story and the importance of deep […]