LoveTalk Network

Cathy, Kerri, and Marlene visit with special guest Eden Gordon Hill, author and media specialist. In this episode of LoveTalk Network, the discussion centers around the legacy left by our country's Founding Fathers and the dining room table. Eden's recent commentary in "The Washington Stand" stated that "General George Washington's leadership helped shape a nation founded on sacrifice, conviction, and trust in God." Eden points out that our nation's link with Washington's legacy and faith was once strong, because we gathered as family and friends around the dining room table. There, legacy and Godly values were discussed and reinforced. Today, technology has created a culture of isolation which is "crumbling" connections and spiritual emphasis in homes across America. Eden challenges listeners to put down the technology and return to the dining room table.

The Ladies of LoveTalk Network look at three weighty questions aimed at exposing where individual hearts lie. The questions have the power to expose hidden idols, realign priorities, and draw a person closer to God. Join Cathy, Kerri, and Marlene as they seek God and look at the significance and challenges behind these three simple questions. Who or what do you trust most when life gets hard? Who or what shapes your decisions most? And, what are you willing to sacrifice?

Today we are talking about something heavy but important - What legacy Am I building Right Now? Not just what will people say about me when I am gone, but what am I actually leaving int he hearts of my family, my friends and my community. We dive into the lessons from three different funerals that we attended in the last month to discover and help us understand how we can leave a lasting legacy.

As Christians grapple with rising antisemitism, confusion over Israel, and pubic rebukes of evangelical theology the term Christian Zionism has become mainstream yet many do not know what it means. We discuss this with Dr Susan Michael who is president of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem to better understand the current state of Christian and Jewish relations and what can only be described as a wave of confusion and theological drift within the global Church.

Special guest, Pastor Chad Roberts, shares his journey of faith from his young teenage years preaching in over 200 churches and beginning his own church at age 20 to becoming blind at age 38 from an accident on a mission trip in Central America. His emotional transparency in sharing the raw truth of both his struggle and the miraculous grace of God will inspire and grow listeners in their understanding of suffering and the beauty God has brought into the life of this married father of four as he has kept his eyes on the God who loves and cares for each of us personally. His book "Blind Faith" is out now.