Janet Mefferd Today

What will it take to bring our country back to the sanity of God’s Word? Christian pastors and leaders have launched the Gone Too Far movement to call America back from the homosexual and gender madness of our day and to a renewed repentance and faithfulness to the Lord. Pastor Stephen Broden joins me to talk about it on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Many people put forth statements about Christianity, but often those statements are only half true! What are some of those statements, and how do we debunk and correct them biblically? Flip Michaels, associate pastor at Grace Life Church in Pennsylvania, joins me to discuss it and his book, "Five Half Truths: Addressing the Most Common Misconceptions of Christianity." Plus: How to help your neighbor in a time of trial. Author Sarah Beckman talks about that and her book, "Alongside." That and more on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Is happiness really the goal of marriage, or does God have more in mind for us? I'll talk it over with Kevin Thompson, a marriage and parenting conference speaker and lead pastor at Community Bible Church in western Arkansas. His book is called, "HAPPILY: 8 Commitments of Couples Who Laugh, Love and Last." That and much more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Pro-homosexuality lawmakers in Texas have unleashed a flurry of bills designed to undermine Christians' ability to live according to Holy Scripture. Jonathan Saenz, president of Texas Values, stops by for an update. Plus: How do we pray the Lord's promises back to him, in every situation? Author Linda Evans Shepherd discusses her book, "Praying God's Promises: The Life-Changing Power of Praying the Scriptures." That and more on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

There are many voices out there today, saying that science and religion are incompatible. What are these myths that circulate so frequently and inaccurately? I'll talk about it with Dr. Michael Newton Keas, a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute and author of the book, "Unbelievable." Plus: First Liberty Institute's Mike Berry explains why the Supreme Court's rejection of the Coach Kennedy prayer case may not be dead yet. That and more on Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

How can Christians deal with anti-Christian hostility or even forms of persecution in the workplace? Dr. David Goetsch, emeritus vice president and professor of business at Northwest Florida State College, joins me to talk about it and his book, "Christians on the Job: Winning at Work without Compromising Your Faith." Plus: Mark Crutcher from Life Dynamics weighs in on the shocking details in Planned Parenthood's latest annual report. That and more on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Our culture is increasingly embracing spiritual oneness, a pagan age of re-enchantment that will elevate man to his highest potential. But sinful men can never achieve oneness with a holy God from whom they are separated apart from Jesus Christ. I'll talk about the futile modern quest and the hope of the gospel with Carl Teichrib, editor of Forcing Change and author of the book, "Game of Gods." Don't miss the Friday edition of JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

The clock is ticking on this world, and the Lord's return is imminent. What are some of the clues that point us to the countdown of Christ's return and God's coming judgment? I'll talk it over with Terry James, author of: "Essays in Apocalypse: Some Thoughts on the End of Days." Plus: Alex Schadenberg from the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition fills us in on some disturbing new assisted-suicide bills. That and more on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Radical progressive lawmakers in New York vote on the Reproductive Health Act, expanding abortion right up until birth and even going so far as to authorize infanticide. We'll talk about it. Plus: As a new Congress comes on board, liberals also have ramped up their efforts to undermine the Second Amendment. We'll get some perspective on it from Alan Gottlieb, founder and executive vice president of the Second Amendment Foundation. That and more on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio is pitching a plan to seize private property -- how can he do it? We'll get some perspective on it from Tom DeWeese, president of the American Policy Center. Plus: The Human Rights Campaign, the biggest homosexual lobby group in America, faces another embarrassing scandal involving its co-founder Terry Bean, who's just been charged again with sex crimes involving a teenaged boy. Peter LaBarbera from Americans for Truth About Homosexuality will weigh in on Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

There's a new study out, showing a large number of American young people have dropped out of church for at least a year after attending regularly. What are the reasons, and what do those reasons tell us about the church's ministry to the next generation? I'll talk it over with apologetics expert and author Dr. Alex McFarland. That and much more Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Which are the most dangerous countries on earth for Christians, and why is worldwide persecution of the church growing? David Curry, president and CEO of Open Doors USA, joins me to talk about his group's 2019 World Watch List. Plus: Cheryl Sullenger, senior vice president of Operation Rescue, shares some good news about the decline of abortion clinics across America. That and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Pro-lifers will descend on the National Mall this Friday for the 46th annual March for Life. And what's science got to do with it? Jeanne Mancini, president of March for Life, will stop by to talk about that. Plus: Is America paying the price for forgetting God? I'll talk about it with award-winning producer and author Dr. Jerry Newcombe, author of "American Amnesia." That and much more on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Whatever happened to the PCA church that hosted the unbiblical Revoice conference last summer? Was the church ever held accountable for violating sound doctrine? Apologist and writer Tom Littleton joins me to explain the interesting reason why he thinks the investigation isn't likely to go far. Plus: Brad Dacus, founder of Pacific Justice Institute, explains the awful changes ahead to the sex-ed curriculum in California's public schools. That and more on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Remember the Equal Rights Amendment, that ill-named, dangerous proposition that would have given massive power to the federal government? It's back, and conservatives are mounting a new fight to defeat it as it makes its way through the Virginia General Assembly. Eagle Forum's Anne Schlafly Cori joins me to weigh in. Plus: Conservative Review's Daniel Horowitz debunks the argument that a border wall won't stop the flow of illegal drugs. And authentic reparative therapist and lobbyist David Pickup gives us an update on the latest states that want to attack personal autonomy and ban therapy for minors with unwanted same-sex attraction. Join us for Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.