Share HealthCare With Mike Sharman - Discussing Medical Freedom, Religious Freedom and Financial Freedom Through Health Care

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Share HealthCare has consistently lower prices based in part on the healthier lifestyles choices of its members who are living by biblical principles.

  1. 6d ago

    An Easy Formula for Teaching Young People America's Foundational Principles by Mike Sharman

    Reclaiming America's Biblical Heritage for the Next Generation What happens to a nation when its youth no longer know the foundation upon which it was built? In this eye-opening episode, host Doug Apple interviews Mike Sharman, attorney and general counsel for Share HealthCare, to dissect a troubling poll showing that 61 percent of young Americans under 30 failed a basic civics test during America's 250th anniversary year. Sharman challenges the Christian community, which makes up over 60 percent of the population, to take back the narrative and step up as the primary educators of the next generation. By examining national symbols, historic crisis points, and the deep spiritual convictions of America's founders, this conversation equips parents and leaders with practical tools to teach liberty and faith right around the dinner table. Here is what you will learn in this episode: -- How a surprising survey revealed the massive civics gap among Gen Z during America's 250th milestone year. -- Why the true seat of American power was designed to sit around the kitchen table rather than in Washington, D.C. -- The original biblical seal designs proposed by Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson featuring Moses and the pillar of fire. -- How Charles Thompson, an orphaned immigrant scholar, crafted the Latin mottos on the Great Seal pointing to God's providence. -- The forgotten fourth stanza of The Star-Spangled Banner and how it established our official national motto, "In God We Trust." -- How to use a simple dollar bill as a powerful tool for spiritual and historical conversations with skeptical youth. -- How practical Christian medical sharing through Share HealthCare allows believers to exercise and preserve their constitutional freedoms today. Scriptures for Further Study While specific chapter and verse numbers were not explicitly cited during the interview, the following passages directly ground the historical and biblical themes discussed in this message: -- Exodus 13:21-22 -- Exodus 14:21-31 -- Leviticus 25:10 -- Psalm 20:7 -- Psalm 33:12 -- 2 Corinthians 3:17 -- Galatians 5:1 +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  2. Aug 7

    You Don't Like Your Job But You Need the Health Insurance by Mike Sharman

    Millions of workers feel trapped in unwanted jobs simply to maintain health insurance, a phenomenon known as "job lock." In this conversation, Doug Apple talks with Mike Sharman, General Counsel for Share HealthCare, to dissect the true financial, emotional, and spiritual costs of prioritizing insurance over family. By laying out the real numbers behind income, childcare, commuting, and insurance premiums, Sharman reveals how many parents are actually working for a fraction of what they think. More importantly, they discuss how health-sharing ministries offer a biblically grounded alternative that allows parents to bring their children home and live by faith. Key Insights from the Episode: -- 24% of Americans suffer from "job lock," staying in jobs they dislike out of fear of losing health insurance. -- The pressure is even higher for women, with 30% reporting they remain in their current roles purely for medical benefits. -- Beyond financial expenses, sending children to daycare carries overlooked emotional, psychological, and physical risks. -- Taking income taxes, childcare, commuting, and insurance costs into account reveals that many second earners net as little as $11,000 per year. -- Share HealthCare offers a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, community-based framework for Christians to share medical expenses built on mutual support. -- Walking by faith requires taking financial decisions to God in prayer rather than relying solely on worldly systems. Scriptures for Further Study -- Matthew 6:33 -- Proverbs 3:5-6 -- Galatians 6:2 +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  3. Jul 31

    Exposing Fauci's Diaries and Hubris by Mike Sharman

    In this eye-opening interview, Doug Apple and Mike Sharman, General Counsel for Share HealthCare, look behind the curtain of national health policies and the personal diaries of Anthony Fauci that recently surfaced during congressional inquiries. They examine how personal pride, fear, and centralized control impacted millions of lives, shutting down churches and businesses while ignoring alternative medical perspectives. Sharman contrasts these government overreaches with historical precedents set by founding figures like George Washington and John Adams, emphasizing that true health and restoration come through personal liberty, humble hearts, and Christian community. -- Doug Apple and Mike Sharman discuss recent disclosures from official diaries and congressional testimony regarding COVID-19 policies and gain-of-function research. -- The conversation highlights how fear and pride can lead leaders like Fauci to resist admitting error, resulting in far-reaching sociological, economic, and health consequences. -- Historical examples, including George Washington and Abigail Adams during smallpox outbreaks, demonstrate how public health advice can co-exist with individual freedom of choice. -- Share HealthCare provides a faith-based 501(c)(3) alternative to traditional insurance, allowing members and their chosen doctors to retain full control over medical decisions without network restrictions. +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  4. Jul 16

    Understanding and Navigating the Maze of Healthcare Pricing by Mike Sharman

    "God hates differing weights and measures, and that is exactly the system that hospitals and health providers generally have." — Mike Sharman Hospital billing is often a chaotic, computerized maze where the same procedure can cost vastly different amounts depending on your insurance provider or even your ability to pay cash. This system, often driven by "contracts of adhesion," puts the burden entirely on the patient. Understanding how these prices are set—and why they differ so drastically—is the first step toward regaining control. -- Hospital care billing is highly inconsistent, with prices determined by your specific insurance provider, the hospital location, and even the day of the week. -- Most hospitals utilize "contracts of adhesion," which are heavily one-sided agreements you are often coerced into signing during a medical emergency without knowing the final price. -- Healthcare sharing ministries operate as a nonprofit community of believers who share medically necessary expenses, often resulting in monthly costs that are significantly lower than traditional insurance premiums. -- By using a transparent, standard pricing model based on Medicare rates, Share HealthCare avoids the complex, unpredictable negotiations that drive up costs for standard insurance plans. -- Membership in a healthcare sharing ministry is not just a financial decision; it serves as a powerful conversation starter for sharing your faith with neighbors who are struggling with the financial strain of the current healthcare system. Scriptures for Further Study -- Proverbs 20:10 -- Hebrews 13:16 +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  5. Jul 2

    A Covenant for America's Second 250 Years - Part 2 by Mike Sharman

    In the name of God, Amen. 1 We humble ourselves before the divine Author of our individual and national existence 2 and ask Him to provide a safe journey for us and our children through our nation’s next two hundred fifty years. 3 Almighty God rules over the universe. He is the Lord of our bodies and our minds. 4 He presides in the councils of nations. 5 He is the great Provider of all public and private good 6 that was, that is, or that will be. 7 Throughout our history, He has been our constant friend. 8 Humbly we approach His throne with praise for the wonders which He has done and with gratitude for His glorious light of the gospel, whereby, through the merits of the gracious Redeemer, we may ourselves become the heirs of God’s eternal glory. 9 We commit to Him that our first and principal desire is to assist our families and neighbors to come to the true worship of God as He is revealed in the Bible. 10 We acknowledge that the Bible is itself the government of the People, by the People, and for the People. 11 We remain convinced that the only legitimate purpose of government is to promote the welfare of mankind 12 and to secure God-given rights 13, therefore, we should choose leaders who entirely love and will promote the common good. 14 Our public officials need to be praying people and a prayed-for people. 15 We ask the God of Wisdom, the Great Governor of the World, to encourage our leaders to create laws that would honor Him and be in keeping with His Word. 16 We recognize that our blessings of liberty cannot be preserved unless we firmly adhere to 17 the foundations of our national policy which were laid in the eternal rules which God Himself ordained. 18 When we as individuals are not influenced by those moral principles, we look in vain for public virtue. 19 Recognition of the Supreme Being has always been the first and most basic expression of Americanism 20 , but even those who do not believe in God receive the blessings of our nation’s settled and quiet Government 21 because God’s fundamental principles of liberty formed the basis on which our nation’s laws were erected. 22 We realize, however, that we are a nation of differing and often competing faiths, a body politic comprised of freemen, rather than a religious dictatorship imposed upon the unwilling. 23 The manner in which we carry out the duty we owe to our Creator can be directed only by reason and conviction, and not by force or violence. 24 Our citizenship duties are to practice Christian forbearance, love, and charity towards each other. 25 Bigotry is simply inconsistent with our declaration 26 that Creator God made all men equally free, endowed with inherent rights for the enjoyment of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 27 These truths are self-evident and need no other proof 28, and we will not, and can not, sell these gifts from God, or give them away. 29 We depend solely upon the Great Arbiter of the Universe by whom empires rise and fall 30 and the Invisible Hand 31 which has given us the choicest bounties of Heaven. We recognize the sublime truth, announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven by all history, that those nations only are blessed whose God is the Lord. We humble ourselves before God’s power, confess our national sins, and pray for His forgiveness. 32 LORD, we sing “In God Is our Trust” to you in a united chorus. 33 Grant us a new birth of freedom in You, so that our government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth 34, but shall continue as one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 35 All this we ask in the name and through the merits of Jesus Christ Thy Son and Our Savior. 36 +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  6. Jun 25

    A Covenant for America's Second 250 Years - Part 1 by Mike Sharman

    In the name of God, Amen. 1 We humble ourselves before the divine Author of our individual and national existence 2 and ask Him to provide a safe journey for us and our children through our nation’s next two hundred fifty years. 3 Almighty God rules over the universe. He is the Lord of our bodies and our minds. 4 He presides in the councils of nations. 5 He is the great Provider of all public and private good 6 that was, that is, or that will be. 7 Throughout our history, He has been our constant friend. 8 Humbly we approach His throne with praise for the wonders which He has done and with gratitude for His glorious light of the gospel, whereby, through the merits of the gracious Redeemer, we may ourselves become the heirs of God’s eternal glory. 9 We commit to Him that our first and principal desire is to assist our families and neighbors to come to the true worship of God as He is revealed in the Bible. 10 We acknowledge that the Bible is itself the government of the People, by the People, and for the People. 11 We remain convinced that the only legitimate purpose of government is to promote the welfare of mankind 12 and to secure God-given rights 13, therefore, we should choose leaders who entirely love and will promote the common good. 14 Our public officials need to be praying people and a prayed-for people. 15 We ask the God of Wisdom, the Great Governor of the World, to encourage our leaders to create laws that would honor Him and be in keeping with His Word. 16 We recognize that our blessings of liberty cannot be preserved unless we firmly adhere to 17 the foundations of our national policy which were laid in the eternal rules which God Himself ordained. 18 When we as individuals are not influenced by those moral principles, we look in vain for public virtue. 19 Recognition of the Supreme Being has always been the first and most basic expression of Americanism 20 , but even those who do not believe in God receive the blessings of our nation’s settled and quiet Government 21 because God’s fundamental principles of liberty formed the basis on which our nation’s laws were erected. 22 We realize, however, that we are a nation of differing and often competing faiths, a body politic comprised of freemen, rather than a religious dictatorship imposed upon the unwilling. 23 The manner in which we carry out the duty we owe to our Creator can be directed only by reason and conviction, and not by force or violence. 24 Our citizenship duties are to practice Christian forbearance, love, and charity towards each other. 25 Bigotry is simply inconsistent with our declaration 26 that Creator God made all men equally free, endowed with inherent rights for the enjoyment of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 27 These truths are self-evident and need no other proof 28, and we will not, and can not, sell these gifts from God, or give them away. 29 We depend solely upon the Great Arbiter of the Universe by whom empires rise and fall 30 and the Invisible Hand 31 which has given us the choicest bounties of Heaven. We recognize the sublime truth, announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven by all history, that those nations only are blessed whose God is the Lord. We humble ourselves before God’s power, confess our national sins, and pray for His forgiveness. 32 LORD, we sing “In God Is our Trust” to you in a united chorus. 33 Grant us a new birth of freedom in You, so that our government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth 34, but shall continue as one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 35 All this we ask in the name and through the merits of Jesus Christ Thy Son and Our Savior. 36 +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  7. Jun 18

    Do What You're Told: A 40-Year Career in Christian Radio

    In this special milestone episode, Mike Sharman, general counsel of Share HealthCare, turns the tables to interview veteran broadcaster Doug Apple. Reflecting on four decades of full-time work in Christian radio, Doug pulls back the curtain on the industry's evolution and the personal sacrifices required to stay faithful to his calling. -- Doug reveals the "crazy" leap of faith he took early in his career, quitting a job without a backup plan just weeks before his wedding because he felt led by God. -- He recounts the challenges of maintaining his Christian values in a secular radio environment, including his refusal to voice advertisements for alcohol. -- Doug discusses the shift in the Christian radio industry, from the "mom and pop" local stations of the 80s to the massive national networks we see today, and why he believes the local touch still matters. -- He shares the profound, often difficult experience of moving his family across the country in mid-life, trusting that God’s direction was worth the risk. +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

  8. Jun 11

    No Network: One Important Aspect of Medical Freedom by Mike Sharman

    Have you ever felt trapped by the restrictive networks of traditional health insurance? When your choice of doctor is dictated by a contract, your health can suffer. In this conversation, we explore a refreshing alternative that prioritizes patients over policies. Mike Sharman explains how Share HealthCare is empowering individuals to take control of their medical journey by eliminating networks altogether. -- With Share HealthCare, any licensed medical professional becomes part of your network, meaning no more artificial borders limiting where you can seek treatment. -- Traditional insurance companies are highly regulated and often bound by government mandates, while Share HealthCare operates as a faith-based ministry focused on sharing the burdens of fellow Christians. -- The cost difference can be a real blessing, with family sharing options costing significantly less than the national average for traditional insurance. -- True medical freedom means having the flexibility to choose the best care for your situation, whether that is down the street or, if necessary, across international borders. -- By operating as a 501c3 religious nonprofit, Share HealthCare maintains transparency and accountability through annual audits and a commitment to biblical standards. +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/

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