Dawn and Steve in the Morning

Hour 1: OneRace Movement

Join Dawn and Steve in the Morning for a devotional from Blackaby Ministries International about being counted faithful. 

And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry.   1 Timothy 1:12

In addition, Hazen Stevens tells us about the book he co-authored with Josh Clemons called Know Own Change: Journeying Toward God's Heart for Reconciliation. Hazen will also share about OneRace Movement, a gospel-centered reconciliation movement that exists to displace historic racism through prayer, relationship, equipping, mercy and justice. 

Hazen is one of the original leaders and vice chairman of OneRace Movement, an organization focused on gospel-centered racial reconciliation and biblical justice. Since the movement's inception in 2016, OneRace has been addressing the racial divide in the church and society through four key pillars: mobilizing catalytic prayer, building authentic relationships, equipping disciples, and partnering for justice. He has a passion for prayer and missions and for thirteen years has served on staff with a 24/7 house of prayer and as domestic director of a pioneer missions organization. He currently serves as the Executive Pastor of GateCity Church. He is married to his best friend Hannah and they have four delightful children.

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Hour 2: Global Reset

Do current events point to the antichrist and his worldwide empire? Mark Hitchcock and Jeff Kinley provide insight in their book Global Reset. 

Jeff Kinley is a Bestselling Author and Speaker whose mission is to empower people with God's vintage truth, helping them discern the times and to become influencers for Jesus Christ. He is the author of 35 books and is a frequent speaker at churches and organizations around the country. His weekly Vintage Truth Podcasts are heard in over 80 countries worldwide. Jeff is a graduate of the University of Arkansas (BA) and Dallas Theological Seminary (ThM). He and his wife have three grown sons.

Attorney Dr. Mark Hitchcock thought his career was set after graduating from law school. But after what Mark calls a "clear call to full-time ministry," he changed course and went to Dallas Theological Seminary, completing master's and doctoral degrees. Since 1991, Mark has authored numerous books, serves as senior pastor of Faith Bible Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, and is also an Associate Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary. Mark and his wife, Cheryl, live in Edmond with their family.

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Hour 3: A Place to Call Home

Dr. Sharen Ford from Focus on the Family provides insight in regard to foster care and adoption. She will remind us of the importance of having a place to call home. Learn more at the Focus on the Family website. 

Sharen is a nationally-recognized child welfare consultant and the retired Manager for Permanency Services for the Colorado Department of Human Services in the Division of Child Welfare Services. She retired with 30 years of comprehensive work history with the department. She oversaw six programmatic areas including the Foster Care and Adoption Program and supervised a team of professional staff. Dr. Ford is the former President of the National Association of State Adoption Programs (NASAP) and the Association of Administrators for the Interstate Compact on Adoption Medical Assistance (AAICAMA). She currently serves as the Director for Foster Care and Adoption at Focus on the Family and is as committed as ever to raising awareness regarding the need for every child to have a quality family.

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