Even as Christians come under attack in the world, many of these souls find their faith grow stronger. David Curry of the ministry Open Doors discusses. Karl Vaters shares his convictions of long-term church membership. Later, David Goetsch, author of 'Christians on the Job', offers insights on winning at work without compromising your faith.

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Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - January 3, 2019

The state of New York has created havoc for faith-based adoption providers. Monica Burke from the Heritage Foundation details the problem. Dr. Hugh Ross offers his view on the latest scares involving global warming. Then later, Ruth Barton shares the benefits and purpose of journeying together in spiritual friendship and spiritual community.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - January 2, 2019

The new fancy touchscreens for ordering food at McDonald's at are a time-saving innovation. But how healthy are they? Dr. Angela Bond looks at risky germ spots. Warren Cole Smith discusses major events that happened in the evangelical world this year. We'll have a year end visit from Colorado pastor Josh Weidmann. Plus, weird stories of 2018.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 28, 2018

How should Christians and evangelicals respond to the growing situation of illegal immigration in America? Dr. Richard Land gives insight. Veggie Tales co-founder Mike Nawrocki tells about the children's book he co-authored with Michael W. Smith. Later, Jerry Pattengale offers reflections on the past and prospects for the future in 'The Evangelical Mind'.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 27, 2018

The number of mass shootings in 2018 has been stunning. As a result they have prompted more calls for gun legislation. Dr. Paul Bonicelli defines the 2nd Amendment. Dr. Tim Jennings explains how changing your view of God transforms your life from 'The God Shaped Brain'. Plus, a visit with Laurie Higgins of the Illinois Family Institute.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 26, 2018

In the second hour of the show, astrophysicist Hugh Ross offers practical advice to help push people towards Christ when opportunity knocks.And Mark takes calls while discussing a variety of Christmas themed news stories.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 21, 2018 Part 2

During 2018 President Trump has taken a lot of hits but he's also had his share of victories. In the first hour of the show, Salem Radio News correspondent Greg Clugston lays it out. And Ace Collins shares stories behind some of the great Christmas traditions.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 21, 2018 Part 1

With incidents of First Amendment violations surging on college campuses, new proposed legislation would safeguard the freedom of speech and assembly some experts consider in peril. Dr. Ryan Burge comments. Dr. Glen Deurr updates the latest developments of Brexit. Later, Sarah C. Williams brings readers along on the special journey of her child's birth from her book 'Perfectly Human'.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 20, 2018

It is no surprise that a suicide problem exists with veterans. But what to do? Jennifer Marshall tells about an important Heritage Foundation workshop. ChristianMoney.com's Jim Paris offers tips on how to fly for cheap. Then later, Dr. J.P. Moreland explains the dangers of both scientism and secularism and how Christians can respond to their harmful presence.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 19, 2018

The Alliance Defending Freedom is dedicated to protecting the rights of faith-based organizations. Legeal counsel Jeana Hallock discusses a current case with Mark. Julie Roys talks about a recent scandal involving a local church. And Dr. Robert Petterson shares stories from his life and his latest book.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 18, 2018

Christmas movies are a main staple of entertainment during the holidays. Adam Holz from Focus on the Family's Plugged In discusses the new movie 'Christmas Chronicles'. Laura Richie offers something new for the season in 'The Advent Storybook'. Then later, Wendy Pope takes us on a journey to discover life anew through the eyes of Paul the Apostle

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 17, 2018

The Chicago March for Life will bring people together to stand up for unborn children. Kevin Grillot had details about this upcoming event. Paige Cunningham from the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity discusses the first baby born from a transplanted uterus. Later, Dr. Larry Crabb challenges people to seize opportunities for growth and maturity in God.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 14, 2018

Food for the Poor was founded in 1982 as a Christian international development and relief organization. Their mission statement is to link the church of first world with the church of the third world. To help the materially poor and the poor in spirit. We'll tell you stories of how this happens. Join us for Day 2.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 13, 2018

Food for the Poor was founded in 1982 as a Christian international development and relief organization. Their mission statement is to link the church of first world with the church of the third world. To help the materially poor and the poor in spirit. We'll tell you stories of how this happens. Join us.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 12, 2018

A recent scientific discovery adds support to the Biblical history of Adam and Eve. Ken Ham discusses the evidence. Dr. Mark Caleb Smith weighs in on the recent yellow vest riots in France and Belgium. Mark dives into some recent stories involving transgenderism. And Greg Asimakoupoulos shares about the spiritual connections in 'It's A Wonderful Life'.

Let's Talk with Mark Elfstrand - December 11, 2018

Each day, Mark Elfstrand discusses the issues tha…