Janet Mefferd Today

The Presbyterian Church in America has just responded to the Revoice controversy at its General Assembly, but I'll explain why its latest move on the infiltration of so-called "LGBT Christianity" into the church is short-sighted. Plus: A new video series from the Discovery Institute directly confronts the false views of science from names like Bill Nye and Richard Dawkins. Dr. Jonathan Witt joins me to talk about it on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Is it true that capitalism is bad for the environment? Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, founder of the Cornwall Alliance, stops by to talk about it. Plus: The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down the Trump Administration’s move to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, but says courts cannot police partisan gerrymandering. What does it all mean? We’ll talk about it on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

A woman has won a court appeal that would have forced her mentally ill daughter to have an abortion. Catherine Glenn Foster, president and CEO of Americans United for Life, joins me to weigh in. Plus: More than 100 years after his death, Bishop J.C. Ryle remains a favorite Christian theologian among modern-day Christians. Who was he, and how is God still using his writings today? I'll talk with Bennett Rogers about his Ryle biography, "A Tender Lion." That and more on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

How does biology confirm our intuition that life is designed? Dr. Douglas Axe, director of the Biologic Institute, joins Janet to talk about his book, “Undeniable.” Plus: Cassandra Laymon discusses biblical investing and her book, “I Found Jesus in the Stock Market.” We'll talk about that and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Many today believe Protestants and Catholics are basically one and the same. But what are the important theological matters that still divide us? I'll talk it over with Dr. Gregg Allison as we discuss his book, "The Unfinished Reformation." Plus: Pastor Dewey Roberts explains the dangers of an errant theological position known as the Federal Vision -- and why Christians should reject it as a denial of the gospel. That and more on Tuesday’s JANET MEFFERD TODAY

Maine just became the eighth state to legalize assisted suicide. How do we make the case for the inherent worth of every human being created in God's image? Wesley J. Smith, senior fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center on Human Exceptionalism, joins me to talk about it. Plus: Ron Hutchcraft, founder of On Eagles Wings, stops by to discuss his mission work with a critical, hidden U.S. people group who need Jesus Christ: Native Americans. Join us for Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

The Peace Cross will stay on in Maryland as a World War I memorial: That’s the decision from the U.S. Supreme Court. I’ll get the details from Mike Berry, chief of staff for First Liberty Institute. Plus: How do we get past our culture’s caricatures of God that can confuse our understanding of His awesome nature and character? Author Syd Brestel stops by to discuss it and his book, “God in His Own Image.” That’s next time on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

It's been a while since we heard from Promise Keepers, but now the group is relaunching to reach a new generation of men with the hope of Jesus Christ. Its CEO, Ken Harrison will join me to talk about it. Plus: The Family Research Council's Peter Sprigg on transgenderism's manipulation of medical definitions, and I ask the question: Why is burning the U.S. flag free speech, but burning the "Pride Flag" is hate speech? That's all next time on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Homosexual radicals are gearing up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, the Greenwich Village uprising that kicked off the modern-day gay-rights movement. But have these activists told the whole truth about what really went down on June 28, 1969? And what is the actual legacy of the riots themselves in American culture? Peter LaBarbera, president of Americans for Truth about Homosexuality, will join me to talk about it on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Islamic expert Raymond Ibrahim was disinvited from delivering a lecture at the U.S. Army War College this week after a coordinated smear campaign from the terror-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations. What are the dangerous implications for America's security? Raymond joins me to talk about it. Plus: How can young men overcome life's distratctions to live lives of godliness? Author Jonathan McKee joins me to talk about his book, "The Guy's Guide to Four Battles Every Young Man Must Face." Join us for the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Much has been made over the years of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's military and political accomplishments, but what should we know about his faith in Jesus Christ? Alan Sears, founder of Alliance Defending Freedom, joins me to talk about it and his book, "The Soul of An American President." Plus: Islamic expert Dr. Andrew Bostom breaks down some of the recent religious deception from so-called reformist Muslims discussing Christian persecution. That's next time on JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

The Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting has concluded, but did it really heal -- or just cause more division? I'll share some of my thoughts. And how many people know about the huge hoax that some big groups are perpetrating before lawmakers to ban therapy for people with unwanted same-sex attraction? Christopher Doyle, Executive Director of the Institute for Healthy Families, joins me to discuss his book, "The War on Psychotherapy." That's Friday on JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Many Americans believe the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is just another Christian denomination. But Dr. Corey Miller, president of the Christian apologetics group Ratio Christi, is among several ex-Mormon, now-Christian scholars who are debunking that idea. He'll join me to set the theological and historical record straight as we discuss his book, "Leaving Mormonism: Why Four Scholars Changed Their Minds." You won't want to miss the Thursday's edition of JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What does the recent ad hoc committee report on the pro-LGBTQ Revoice 18 conference tell us about the state of the Presbyterian Church in America? And what kind of impact will this week's Revoice 19 likely have, given all the controversy? I'll get some thoughts on it from Stephen Black, executive director of First Stone Ministries, God's Voice Conference speaker and author of "Freedom Realized." Be sure to join us for Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Angry parenting: It's not uncommon, and it's also unhealthy. How can moms and dads biblically deal with the stress of raising children? Israel Wayne, author of "Pitchin' a Fit," will offer his thoughts. PLUS: Just because your upbringing was hard doesn't mean you can't be a great mom or dad. Rick Johnson stops by to talk about his book, "Overcoming Toxic Parenting. That's on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.