On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, Dr. Michael Rydelnik answered your questions about antisemitism and the importance of the Jewish people to God’s plans. Sarah Parshall Perry helped us understand the Supreme Court’s ruling on an important conversion therapy case out of Colorado. Does history confirm the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ? New Testament scholar Jeremiah Johnston shared some historical facts that validate the truths of Scripture. Now, it’s time to put more of the news of the week under the disinfecting light of God’s truth.
On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week, we dispelled the popular idea that artificial intelligence is the cure for loneliness and how it's a danger to human creativity. Dr. George Barna explained the latest American Worldview Inventory that reveals Christians are not connecting their worldview with biblical truth. Then, Clint Lyons, from iReach Global, gave us a sobering update on the Nigerian Christians murdered recently for their faith on Palm Sunday. Can loss of sight create better perception? Chad Roberts shared how his blindness has created an unwavering confidence in God. As we head into the Easter weekend, we invite you to another examination of the news and events of the past week through the lens of Scripture.

by Robert J. Morgan
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