This site uses cookies to provide you with more responsive and personalized service and to collect certain information about your use of the site. You can change your cookie settings through your browser. If you continue without changing your settings, you agree to our use of cookies. See our Privacy Policy for more information.
God’s prophetic clock continues to tick, but on this side of eternity there are so many questions about end times events that it is important to have clear, biblical facts to ground our understanding of what is to come. On In The Market with Janet Parshall we sort fact from supposition as our guest tackled some of the most challenging questions related to what is yet to come. How do we add spiritual heft to our walk with the Lord and so that we can stand firm against the attacks of the enemy? We turned to our beloved friend who normally joins us to answer your spiritual warfare questions, to learn more about why it is important be doctrinally sound in our faith. He addressed the confusion that often shipwrecks believers and took us once again to God’s word to ground us firmly in His truth. The ideology of transgenderism has grown in acceptance at a rapid rate across the country. But our guests explained that what is being touted as evidence-based truth is in fact an ideology with psychological underpinnings that give it an air of credibility. That in turn is leading to struggles for individuals and families by creating gender confusion and in many cases severing family bonds. One of our guests, who himself lived for a time as a woman, used his story to explain how there is a way back from this confusion and how it is found in understanding God’s design for all of us. It is impossible to escape the reach of artificial intelligence or, as it is more commonly known, AI. But as believers we are challenged with bigger questions than the average person. Is this something that should be included in our ministry efforts and if so, how? Our guest who has served the Lord for decades as a software engineer, joined us to put AI into perspective helping us to understand its impact for good and bad to the Church as we move forward with this new technology. Class is back in session as our favorite husband and wife team invite you to join them as they continue to teach us how to fight for our families by using the sword of God’s word to cut through the rhetoric and confusion in some of the biggest headlines of the week.
Don’t be fooled, the fight for the lives of the pre-born doesn’t stop just because the political climate in Washington D.C. changes. On In The Market with Janet Parshall, a regular guest on the program addressed the ongoing battle against the abortion pill that has gone from being an outlier to one of the most widely used means of taking the life of the unborn. He warned us of the inherent danger of this option and why it may be time for this drug to have more government regulation over its distribution and use. Then we took a hard look at the recent massive power outages in Spain and Portugal where millions were without power after a celebration just weeks before in Spain where they touted 100 percent energy from renewable sources. Our climate expert addressed whether this is a neon warning sign to the United States about our own futures if we turn to complete dependance on alternative energy sources and whether or not this is the first major sign of what he calls “the green breakdown”. Is it possible that the anxiety and depression that many believers struggle with is less physical and more spiritually rooted in how our personal relationship with God operates? Our guest explained what an “insecure attachment to God” looks like and how it can have a dramatic impact on our mental wellbeing. She also explained how repairing that connection opens the door for God to share His healing story through our lives as a platform to lift up and encourage others who struggle with their own attachment relationship with Him. We boarded another radio flight to the land down under for more enlightening conversations with our favorite Scottish apologist. He addressed the effort to redefine womanhood in Scotland and whether or not believers should support corporations that support abortion among other thought-provoking topics. We gave you the opportunity to hear from a respected attorney who detailed a recent religious liberty victory out the Chicago Public School system and what the larger scale ramifications of this win means for religious liberty across the country going forward. We also spoke to that man who has turned statistics into powerful tools for ministry as he laid out the findings of this year’s American Worldview Inventory and explained why we are seeing significant faith shifts across the nation. Once again, we invite you to join us for another important discussion of the news of the week through the lens of God’s unchanging truth.
by Robert J. Morgan
As a Parshall Partner, you help Janet bring biblical truth into the marketplace of ideas and will also receive exclusive resources from Janet!
- A transcript of Janet's weekly commentary
- Weekly audio briefing by Janet called “Straight From the Heart”
We often discuss the dangers of censorship in other countries and the impact it has on not only sharing the Gospel but on religious practices, as well. For now, we have protected free speech in this country, but that might not always be the case. Why is it important that we defend the First Amendment in this country? Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
A) Free speech lets us freely share the Good News
B) The First Amendment protects our liberty to gather in our churches
C) The First Amendment allows us to use all platforms for the Gospel
D) The First Amendment protects religious liberty
E) All of the above
F) None of the above
G) Other
Janet Parshall has been broadcasting from the nation's capital for over thee decades. Her passion is to "equip the saints" through intelligent conversation based on biblical truth. When she is not behind her microphone, Janet is speaking across the country on issues impacting Christians. She has authored several books. Parshall and her husband, Craig, live in Virginia and have four children and six grandchildren.