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Creation Q & A (1st Qtr 2013)
Dr. Tim Standish answers the question: What's your favorite Bible verse that testifies to God's creative power?
Real Family Talk / 0 VIEWS
A Message for Families
Meet Carmela Monk Crawford, the editor of Message magazine, the oldest black religious journal in the United States. Find out why she believes it’s one of the best resources available for today’s families.
Real Family Talk / 0 VIEWS
Children of Incarcerated Parents
Willie and Elaine discuss the dlemma of incarcerated parents and the impact their absence has on families, communities and society, and what one organization is doing to help. Diane Wallace Booker joins the conversation.
Real Family Talk / 0 VIEWS
How ADRA Helps Families Around the World
Could you live on $1.25 per day? What would you do if a natural disaster struck your community and destroyed your home and livelihood? Cheryl Shaw shares stories of those who faced these challenges and how the Adventist Church lent a helping hand.
Real Family Talk / 0 VIEWS
Lifting the Lid on Sexual Abuse
Willie and Elaine explain how sexual abuse is impacting our families, communities, schools, and even our churches. Claudette Andrews joins the discussion.
Go Healthy For Good! / 0 VIEWS
Addictions - Amphetamines
When taken excessively or for recreational purposes, amphetamines are highly addictive. However, it is possible to make the break.
Go Healthy For Good! / 0 VIEWS
Ebola Awareness
The 2014 Ebola epidemic is the largest in history, affecting multiple countries in west Africa. On today's show, we bring you a special report from several of these NGO's to give us an insider's look at the Ebola Crisis. Don't miss it!
Real Family Talk / 0 VIEWS
Dealing with the Death of a Child
Over a decade ago, Josh and Danielle's daughter, Kelly, was killed when a drunk driver hit the car she was riding in. She was just 5 years old. Find out how the Pierres survived this tragedy, what they learned about God and each other in the process.