In the Market with Janet Parshall

October 02, 2026

Hour 1: Keeping Our Eyes Open

On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, Dr. Linda Mintle was back to take your calls on how to manage anger in a way that honors God and the relationship between anger and forgiveness. Bible teacher Dr. Sam Storms tackled a topic that rarely gets addressed: What happens when Christians die? Leaning heavily on the scriptures he shared 10 things that believers should know their passage from this life to the next. Todd Hampson was back to explore with us the book of Daniel and his life of unwavering faith while in captivity. We took a radio flight to the United Kingdom and spoke with Pete Killingley about how to biblically think about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it could impact your church in years to come. again, head into the weekend it is time to once again get behind the curtain of the headlines to scrutinize them under the microscope of God’s word.  

Hour 2: Listening With Intent

On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, national security expert Bill Gertz was back to analyze the recent visit of President XI to the United States. He explained an increase in Chinese spying in our country and why China thinks their nation is rising in power and influence while ours falling. Olivier Melnick from Shalom In Messiah addressed the increasing ostracization of Jews around the world including a policy in the Netherlands that can land someone in jail for 6 years just for bring something from the “wrong part” of Israel through customs. Dr. Chris Thurman discussed the 12 principles for developing a Christ-like soul and how they lead to a more abundant life. Everyday Americans are pushing back against AI data center and the potential of environmental dangers. We spoke to an expert on these matters to get a better understanding of what their concerns really are. We also shared the moving story of a man named Dustin whose testimony proves that the love of God can reach you even in your most desperate hour. The news never stops and neither does our need to be discerning about what we read and hear. Join Janet and Craig for another examination of the headlines through the lens of scripture.