Mornings with Carmen LaBerge Faith Radio
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- Religion & Spirituality
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With unique insights from a Biblical context, Carmen LaBerge seeks to reconnect the eternal with the everyday and enters into conversations in ways that honor Jesus.
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The lies that ruin and the God who redeems – Joshua Broome | Are animals people? – Karen Swallow Prior
Pastor Joshua Broome, author of "7 Lies that Will Ruin Your Life," shares his story of being a famous porn star, but broken and suicidal. He describes how God save and restored him, leading him to be a pastor. Karen Swallow Prior, an animal-lover, helps us look our relationship with our relationships with our pets and how, while important, can't replace true human connection and value. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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Does our society have a common creed anymore? – Mark Caleb Smith | Who is influencing you? – Carmen LaBerge
Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith looks at recent statements by a famous politician about what we have in common in our beliefs, and shows how a lack of that common creed impacts our society. Then, in light of Time Magazines list of most influential people of 2024, Carmen asks who is really influencing us and in what ways. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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Praying for the ones behind those in court – Carmen LaBerge | Having moral clarity in a blurry world – Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek
With several high profile cases of people in court, Carmen draws our attention to the family members of those facing charges and for ministries that offer spiritual support in our legal system. Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek, president of the University of Northwestern - St Paul, helps us look at God's transcendent moral order and how lovingly living in light of that truth has a profound witness to our God. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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When ideology overrules journalism – Jeff Bilbro | Praying for where your heart goes in the world – Ruth Kramer
Front Porch Republic's Jeff Bilbro reflect on two articles, one being from NPR's Uri Berliner, about when journalism is funneled through narrow, extreme ideologies; and other perspectives are actively muted. Ruth Kramer from Mission Network News takes us around the world, showing the prayer and practical needs of people and believers in places like Sudan and Haiti. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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Athletes shining the light of Jesus – Jason Romano | Helping others bring out what God has gifted them with – Dr. Paula Maddox
Sports Spectrum's Jason Romano talks about athletes like golf champion Scotty Scheffler and college football coach Trent Dilfer who publicly in word and deed point others to Jesus. Dr. Paula Maddox, author of "THINK Globally LEAD Strategically," talks about how coaching is more than teaching, it's seeing a person's talents and giftedness, and helping them to develop them more fully. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
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Actor Gary Sinese on prayer and His son’s death – Billy Hallowell | Enhancing your mental health amid crisis – Melissa Mork
Faithwire's Billy Hallowell shares the intersection of faith and the news, including his talk with actor Gary Sinese ("Forest Gump") about how his faith in Christ helped him as he and his family struggled with his son's cancer diagnosis and his death. Psychologist and podcaster Melissa Mork, author of "Mental Health Matters," talks openly about hers and her family's mental health struggles and about principles for improving your mental health. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here
Customer Reviews
Love this podcast!
Carmen has great insights plus she’s a great interviewer! I love her topics and conversations!
Trustworthy
This is a podcast that is void of ulterior motives. No agenda other than to help us walk closer to Him. The very best way to start the day.
Truth and tenderness
I recently started to listen to Carmen’s daily podcast after reading her book Speak The Truth. What I appreciate about her and her guests is they have helped me to approach people and conversations with a more tender heart and listening ears. I love spending time with woman one on one and have ample opportunities where I both work and serve to do so. Thank you for reminding me of what’s most important, Carmen. Truth saturated in Love.