Prime Time America
Air Date April 22, 2010
Summary
Relief efforts are slow following China’s earthquake last week. We’ll talk about it with WORLD magazine’s Jamie Dean. We learn about doctors who practice medicine in the name of Christ as Jon Gauger explores the mission of Mercy Ships. Plus, Paul Butler highlights the 50 years of ministry of a Christian radio station in Nome, Alaska.
Featured Guests
Mark Hendrickson
Faculty Member, Economist, and Contributing Scholar with the Center for Vision and Values; Grove City College
Topic: President Obama Calls for Reform on Wall Street
www.visandvals.org
Paul Butler with Gary Walter and Dennis Weidler
Walter: President, Evangelical Covenant Church
Weidler: General Manager, KICY, Nome, Alaska
Topic: 50 Years of Broadcasting
www.covchurch.org
Sam Sundin with Barbara Baker
Middle East Bureau Chief, Compass Direct
Topic: Malatya Murder Anniversary and Trial Update
www.compassdirect.org
Dr. John Dickson
Co-Director, Centre for Public Christianity (CPX) in Australia
Topic: Apologetics (Part 4 of 5)
www.johndickson.org
Dr. Winfred Neely
Professor of Pastoral Studies, Moody Bible Institute
Audio Blog: "Questions and Doubts"
www.moody.edu | Transcript
David Gibbs, Jr.
Founder and President, Christian Law Association
Topic: Preying on Praying
www.christianlaw.org
Noelle Radut with Dr. Gary Shrime, Dr. Glenn Strauss, and Dr. Gary Parker
Shrime: Surgeon,
Strauss: Senior Vice President of Health Care Initiatives, Mercy Ships
Parker: Chief Medical Officer, Mercy Ships
Topic: Why Doctors Do What They Do on the Africa Mercy
www.mercyships.org
Tracy Haney with Steve Fry
President, Messenger Fellowship
Topic: True Freedom Found in Christian Submission
www.messengerfellowship.com
Randy Alcorn
Founder & Director, Eternal Perspective Ministries
Topic: "Faith in the Midst of Suffering and Evil" (Part 4 of 5)
www.epm.org | Book
Host
Greg Wheatley
Greg Wheatley is a veteran broadcaster, having been with Moody Radio since 1990. His work has included Mornings with Greg and Chris and Prime Time America. Beginning this fall, Greg will be heard on a new weekend program featuring in-depth conversations about a variety of important topics. Greg is the musical director and conductor of the Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale, a community chorus based in Chicago’s western suburbs, and also directs the College Church Singers. He serves as Guest Lecturer in Music Theory at Wheaton College Conservatory. Greg and his wife Jennifer have three children.