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		<title>Sujo John: Surviving 9/11 and Setting Captives Free</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:30:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Sujo John remembers the day he expected to die inside the World Trade Center — and the calling that emerged from his survival. On this edition of In The Studio, Teresa sits down with international speaker and You Can Free Us founder Sujo John for a deeply personal conversation about faith, 9/11, the Gospel and his work helping women and children escape human trafficking and modern slavery. Finding Jesus Through Questions About Suffering Sujo grew up in Calcutta, India, in a Christian family, but says Christianity did not initially represent a personal relationship with Jesus. That changed after he watched his sister die from leukemia. The tragedy forced him to wrestle with difficult questions: If God exists, why is there death? Why is there suffering? Why does God sometimes seem not to intervene? Sujo began exploring other religions and philosophies before hearing an American missionary describe Christianity as a friendship with God. That idea changed his understanding of faith. Rather than a relationship built primarily on fear or human effort, Sujo says he discovered the love of Jesus and began believing that God had created his life for a purpose. September 11, 2001 In February 2001, Sujo moved from India to New York City in pursuit of the American dream. Six months later, he was working on the 81st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. His wife, Mary, worked on the 71st floor of the South Tower and was four months pregnant with their first child. On the morning of September 11, Sujo arrived at work before Mary. At 8:05 a.m., he sent an email to someone from his church explaining that although America had given him many opportunities, he felt increasingly empty from pursuing possessions rather than pursuing God. Roughly 40 minutes later, everything changed. When Flight 11 Struck the North Tower Sujo recalls hearing the enormous explosion when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower. As he began making his way down the stairwell, one thought dominated his mind: Where was Mary? Phone service was failing, and he could not reach her. Because she had already told him she was on her way to work, Sujo feared she had entered the South Tower. Facing Death As the situation deteriorated, Sujo says he confronted his mortality in a way he never had before. He remembered Jesus’ words in…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Sujo John remembers the day he expected to die inside the World Trade Center — and the calling that emerged from his survival. On this edition of In The Studio, Teresa sits down with international speaker and You Can Free Us founder Sujo John for a deeply personal conversation about faith, 9/11, the Gospel and his work helping women and children escape human trafficking and modern slavery. Finding Jesus Through Questions About Suffering Sujo grew up in Calcutta, India, in a Christian family, but says Christianity did not initially represent a personal relationship with Jesus. That changed after he watched his sister die from leukemia. The tragedy forced him to wrestle with difficult questions: If God exists, why is there death? Why is there suffering? Why does God sometimes seem not to intervene? Sujo began exploring other religions and philosophies before hearing an American missionary describe Christianity as a friendship with God. That idea changed his understanding of faith. Rather than a relationship built primarily on fear or human effort, Sujo says he discovered the love of Jesus and began believing that God had created his life for a purpose. September 11, 2001 In February 2001, Sujo moved from India to New York City in pursuit of the American dream. Six months later, he was working on the 81st floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. His wife, Mary, worked on the 71st floor of the South Tower and was four months pregnant with their first child. On the morning of September 11, Sujo arrived at work before Mary. At 8:05 a.m., he sent an email to someone from his church explaining that although America had given him many opportunities, he felt increasingly empty from pursuing possessions rather than pursuing God. Roughly 40 minutes later, everything changed. When Flight 11 Struck the North Tower Sujo recalls hearing the enormous explosion when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower. As he began making his way down the stairwell, one thought dominated his mind: Where was Mary? Phone service was failing, and he could not reach her. Because she had already told him she was on her way to work, Sujo feared she had entered the South Tower. Facing Death As the situation deteriorated, Sujo says he confronted his mortality in a way he never had before. He remembered Jesus’ words in…]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Remembering 9/11: Sharing God's Love in the Aftermath</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2026 12:59:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Finding Hope When the World Changes Forever Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association looks back at a day that changed America and the message of hope that followed. In this special presentation, Remembering 9-11: Sharing God's Love in the Aftermath, listeners hear excerpts from Billy Graham’s message at the National Cathedral during the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance on September 14, 2001—just three days after the attacks. Billy Graham addresses the horror, grief and questions that followed September 11, including one of humanity’s most difficult questions: why does God allow evil and suffering? While acknowledging that he could not completely explain the mystery of evil, Graham points listeners toward the sovereignty, mercy and compassion of God even in the darkest circumstances. He also reflects on the unity Americans experienced after the attacks, the need for spiritual renewal and the eternal hope Christians have through Jesus Christ. The cross, he explains, demonstrates that God understands human suffering, while the resurrection points beyond tragedy toward eternal life. The program also features Franklin Graham recalling his visit to Ground Zero during the recovery effort. Seeing grieving families, exhausted first responders and an enormous need for spiritual care helped inspire what eventually became the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, which deploys trained chaplains to communities affected by disasters and tragedies. Listeners also hear excerpts from Billy Graham’s first crusade following the attacks, where he honored the extraordinary courage of firefighters, police officers and ordinary Americans who risked or gave their lives helping others. Those acts of sacrifice lead directly into the Gospel message. Billy Graham points to Jesus Christ, who willingly gave His life on the cross because of God’s love for humanity and offers forgiveness and eternal life to those who place their faith in Him. Franklin Graham concludes by reminding listeners that life can change without warning. None of us is promised tomorrow, which makes the question of eternity deeply personal: are you prepared to meet God? Key themes: September 11, grief, tragedy, evil and suffering, heroism, prayer, hope, God’s love, salvation, eternal life and faith in Jesus Christ. For prayer or to learn more about beginning a relationship with Jesus Christ, visit FindPeaceWithGod.net. Learn more about the ministry of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association at BillyGraham.org.]]></description>
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		<title>Hope For Today - And For Tomorrow</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Sep 2026 18:45:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mike Triem with Jim Durbin and Matt Hocking of Hope for Today Ministries about the enduring impact of Dr. David Hocking’s Bible teaching and the ministry’s plans for the future. They discuss the continued importance of Christian radio, the new “Minutes in the Word” feature, and the life-changing stories of listeners reached through the broadcast. The conversation also highlights Dr. Hocking’s book, The Church of Jesus Christ, which calls believers and churches to remain grounded in the whole counsel of Scripture, resist compromise and keep Jesus Christ—not personalities or popular culture—at the center. Jim and Matt also share the biblical teaching, broadcasts, prayer support and other resources available through Hope for Today Ministries.]]></description>
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		<title>School Choice, Discipleship, and the Rise of Homeschooling</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 27 Aug 2026 18:45:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In this episode of Culture Punch, Biff Gore explores the growing conversation around school choice and makes a biblical case for Christian home education. He argues that education is more than academic instruction; it is a process of shaping hearts, minds, character, and worldview. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6, he reminds parents that the primary responsibility for children’s education belongs first to them, not to the government, the church, or the culture. The episode also highlights the realities of modern homeschooling, including academic strength, flexibility, and the support available to families. Biff Gore addresses common concerns about socialization, qualification, and isolation, while encouraging parents to think intentionally about who is discipling their children and what values are being formed each day.]]></description>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[In this episode of Culture Punch, Biff Gore explores the growing conversation around school choice and makes a biblical case for Christian home education. He argues that education is more than academic instruction; it is a process of shaping hearts, minds, character, and worldview. Drawing from Deuteronomy 6, he reminds parents that the primary responsibility for children’s education belongs first to them, not to the government, the church, or the culture. The episode also highlights the realities of modern homeschooling, including academic strength, flexibility, and the support available to families. Biff Gore addresses common concerns about socialization, qualification, and isolation, while encouraging parents to think intentionally about who is discipling their children and what values are being formed each day.]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>In this episode of Culture Punch, Biff Gore explores the growing conversation around school choice and makes a biblical case for Christian home education. He argues that education is more than academic instruction; it is a process of shaping hearts, minds</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Hope in the Flood: GFA World’s Mission in Liberia</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/hope-in-the-flood-gfa-worlds-mission-in-liberia/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 27 Aug 2026 18:30:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When floodwaters rise and entire communities are cut off, how can the Church meet both the physical and spiritual needs of people who may otherwise be forgotten? Ashley Carter of Crawford Media Group sits down with Bishop Daniel Timotheos Yohannan, president of GFA World, to discuss the ministry’s work in Liberia and its larger mission to share the love of Christ through both word and action. Bishop Daniel explains that GFA World serves communities throughout Africa and Asia through disaster relief, clean-water projects, literacy programs, education and the support of national missionaries — Christian workers who already live in the countries and communities they serve. That local presence becomes especially important during disasters. In Liberia, heavy seasonal rains and flooding can devastate low-lying communities around the capital of Monrovia. Families living in vulnerable areas may find their homes surrounded by contaminated water, children unable to attend school and communities facing increased risks from waterborne disease. Because GFA’s national missionaries are already living and serving in these communities, Bishop Daniel says relief efforts can begin quickly. Teams provide food, medicine and other practical assistance while helping families rebuild access to their homes as floodwaters recede. For GFA World, however, humanitarian aid is not separated from the Gospel. Bishop Daniel says the ministry’s work is motivated by Christ’s command to love God and love our neighbors. Whether distributing food, helping children attend school, responding to disasters or providing families with resources to escape poverty, the goal is to demonstrate the love of Jesus while opening doors to share the hope of the Gospel. He also discusses the unique value of national missionaries. Rather than entering a community as outsiders, these missionaries already know the language, culture and daily struggles of the people around them. They can identify needs immediately and continue walking alongside families long after an emergency has disappeared from the headlines. The conversation also turns to the deeper question of hope in the midst of suffering. Bishop Daniel shares experiences from communities affected by extreme poverty and disease, including leprosy colonies where GFA-supported workers serve people facing profound physical hardship. He says Christian hope does not depend on pretending that suffering is temporary or easy, but rests ultimately in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That same Gospel message is also producing future missionaries. Bishop Daniel says young believers who encounter Christ often feel compelled to return to their…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[When floodwaters rise and entire communities are cut off, how can the Church meet both the physical and spiritual needs of people who may otherwise be forgotten? Ashley Carter of Crawford Media Group sits down with Bishop Daniel Timotheos Yohannan, president of GFA World, to discuss the ministry’s work in Liberia and its larger mission to share the love of Christ through both word and action. Bishop Daniel explains that GFA World serves communities throughout Africa and Asia through disaster relief, clean-water projects, literacy programs, education and the support of national missionaries — Christian workers who already live in the countries and communities they serve. That local presence becomes especially important during disasters. In Liberia, heavy seasonal rains and flooding can devastate low-lying communities around the capital of Monrovia. Families living in vulnerable areas may find their homes surrounded by contaminated water, children unable to attend school and communities facing increased risks from waterborne disease. Because GFA’s national missionaries are already living and serving in these communities, Bishop Daniel says relief efforts can begin quickly. Teams provide food, medicine and other practical assistance while helping families rebuild access to their homes as floodwaters recede. For GFA World, however, humanitarian aid is not separated from the Gospel. Bishop Daniel says the ministry’s work is motivated by Christ’s command to love God and love our neighbors. Whether distributing food, helping children attend school, responding to disasters or providing families with resources to escape poverty, the goal is to demonstrate the love of Jesus while opening doors to share the hope of the Gospel. He also discusses the unique value of national missionaries. Rather than entering a community as outsiders, these missionaries already know the language, culture and daily struggles of the people around them. They can identify needs immediately and continue walking alongside families long after an emergency has disappeared from the headlines. The conversation also turns to the deeper question of hope in the midst of suffering. Bishop Daniel shares experiences from communities affected by extreme poverty and disease, including leprosy colonies where GFA-supported workers serve people facing profound physical hardship. He says Christian hope does not depend on pretending that suffering is temporary or easy, but rests ultimately in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That same Gospel message is also producing future missionaries. Bishop Daniel says young believers who encounter Christ often feel compelled to return to their…]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[When floodwaters rise and entire communities are cut off, how can the Church meet both the physical and spiritual needs of people who may otherwise be forgotten? Ashley Carter of Crawford Media Group sits down with Bishop Daniel Timotheos Yohannan, president of GFA World, to discuss the ministry’s work in Liberia and its larger mission to share the love of Christ through both word and action. Bishop Daniel explains that GFA World serves communities throughout Africa and Asia through disaster relief, clean-water projects, literacy programs, education and the support of national missionaries — Christian workers who already live in the countries and communities they serve. That local presence becomes especially important during disasters. In Liberia, heavy seasonal rains and flooding can devastate low-lying communities around the capital of Monrovia. Families living in vulnerable areas may find their homes surrounded by contaminated water, children unable to attend school and communities facing increased risks from waterborne disease. Because GFA’s national missionaries are already living and serving in these communities, Bishop Daniel says relief efforts can begin quickly. Teams provide food, medicine and other practical assistance while helping families rebuild access to their homes as floodwaters recede. For GFA World, however, humanitarian aid is not separated from the Gospel. Bishop Daniel says the ministry’s work is motivated by Christ’s command to love God and love our neighbors. Whether distributing food, helping children attend school, responding to disasters or providing families with resources to escape poverty, the goal is to demonstrate the love of Jesus while opening doors to share the hope of the Gospel. He also discusses the unique value of national missionaries. Rather than entering a community as outsiders, these missionaries already know the language, culture and daily struggles of the people around them. They can identify needs immediately and continue walking alongside families long after an emergency has disappeared from the headlines. The conversation also turns to the deeper question of hope in the midst of suffering. Bishop Daniel shares experiences from communities affected by extreme poverty and disease, including leprosy colonies where GFA-supported workers serve people facing profound physical hardship. He says Christian hope does not depend on pretending that suffering is temporary or easy, but rests ultimately in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That same Gospel message is also producing future missionaries. Bishop Daniel says young believers who encounter Christ often feel compelled to return to their…]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>When floodwaters rise and entire communities are cut off, how can the Church meet both the physical and spiritual needs of people who may otherwise be forgotten? Ashley Carter of Crawford Media Group sits down with Bishop Daniel Timotheos Yohannan, presid</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Protect Kids Colorado at WCS 2026: THREE Ballot Measures YOU Need to Know About</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/protect-kids-colorado-at-wcs-2026-three-ballot-measures-you-need-to-know-about/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 Aug 2026 18:45:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recorded live at the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, Scott Whatley sits down once again with Kevin Lundberg, chairman of the board of Protect Kids Colorado, for a deeper look at three initiatives the organization says it has successfully placed on Colorado's general-election ballot. Lundberg begins by explaining the massive volunteer effort behind the campaign. Rather than spending roughly a million dollars to hire professional signature gatherers, he says more than 3,000 volunteers carried petitions across Colorado and collected roughly half a million signatures across the three initiatives. The conversation then breaks down the three measures. The first proposal would prohibit certain transgender-related surgeries on minors in Colorado. Lundberg argues that the state has gone far beyond merely allowing such procedures and says current policy has helped make Colorado a destination for what supporters call gender-affirming care. The second initiative addresses women's sports. Lundberg describes it simply as a measure intended to keep biological males from competing in women's athletic categories and entering women's locker-room spaces. The third proposal focuses on child sex trafficking. Lundberg says the measure would increase penalties for those convicted of buying or selling minors for sex, with the goal of making the consequences severe enough to deter the crime in the first place. Scott and Lundberg also discuss how quickly cultural debates over sex and gender have moved into mainstream politics. Lundberg notes that conversations which would have seemed unimaginable a decade ago are now driving ballot initiatives and legislative fights across the country. One of his biggest warnings is that these are statutory initiatives rather than constitutional amendments. Even if voters approve them, a future legislature could potentially change or repeal them. That means, Lundberg argues, voters need to look beyond the ballot questions themselves and closely examine where legislative candidates stand on the same issues. The conversation broadens briefly into another ballot effort involving hunting and fishing rights, with Scott and Lundberg drawing parallels between the two campaigns: both require reaching voters who may not personally participate in the activity or issue but still need to understand why supporters believe it matters. The interview closes with a simple appeal: do your homework on the candidates, examine the issues for yourself and don't rely solely on social media summaries. Learn More Visit ProtectKidsColorado.org for information on the initiatives, volunteer opportunities and ways to support the organization. This interview was recorded at…]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Recorded live at the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, Scott Whatley sits down once again with Kevin Lundberg, chairman of the board of Protect Kids Colorado, for a deeper look at three initiatives the organization says it has successfully placed on Colorado's general-election ballot. Lundberg begins by explaining the massive volunteer effort behind the campaign. Rather than spending roughly a million dollars to hire professional signature gatherers, he says more than 3,000 volunteers carried petitions across Colorado and collected roughly half a million signatures across the three initiatives. The conversation then breaks down the three measures. The first proposal would prohibit certain transgender-related surgeries on minors in Colorado. Lundberg argues that the state has gone far beyond merely allowing such procedures and says current policy has helped make Colorado a destination for what supporters call gender-affirming care. The second initiative addresses women's sports. Lundberg describes it simply as a measure intended to keep biological males from competing in women's athletic categories and entering women's locker-room spaces. The third proposal focuses on child sex trafficking. Lundberg says the measure would increase penalties for those convicted of buying or selling minors for sex, with the goal of making the consequences severe enough to deter the crime in the first place. Scott and Lundberg also discuss how quickly cultural debates over sex and gender have moved into mainstream politics. Lundberg notes that conversations which would have seemed unimaginable a decade ago are now driving ballot initiatives and legislative fights across the country. One of his biggest warnings is that these are statutory initiatives rather than constitutional amendments. Even if voters approve them, a future legislature could potentially change or repeal them. That means, Lundberg argues, voters need to look beyond the ballot questions themselves and closely examine where legislative candidates stand on the same issues. The conversation broadens briefly into another ballot effort involving hunting and fishing rights, with Scott and Lundberg drawing parallels between the two campaigns: both require reaching voters who may not personally participate in the activity or issue but still need to understand why supporters believe it matters. The interview closes with a simple appeal: do your homework on the candidates, examine the issues for yourself and don't rely solely on social media summaries. Learn More Visit ProtectKidsColorado.org for information on the initiatives, volunteer opportunities and ways to support the organization. This interview was recorded at…]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Recorded live at the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, Scott Whatley sits down once again with Kevin Lundberg, chairman of the board of Protect Kids Colorado, for a deeper look at three initiatives the organization says it has successfully placed on Colorado's general-election ballot. Lundberg begins by explaining the massive volunteer effort behind the campaign. Rather than spending roughly a million dollars to hire professional signature gatherers, he says more than 3,000 volunteers carried petitions across Colorado and collected roughly half a million signatures across the three initiatives. The conversation then breaks down the three measures. The first proposal would prohibit certain transgender-related surgeries on minors in Colorado. Lundberg argues that the state has gone far beyond merely allowing such procedures and says current policy has helped make Colorado a destination for what supporters call gender-affirming care. The second initiative addresses women's sports. Lundberg describes it simply as a measure intended to keep biological males from competing in women's athletic categories and entering women's locker-room spaces. The third proposal focuses on child sex trafficking. Lundberg says the measure would increase penalties for those convicted of buying or selling minors for sex, with the goal of making the consequences severe enough to deter the crime in the first place. Scott and Lundberg also discuss how quickly cultural debates over sex and gender have moved into mainstream politics. Lundberg notes that conversations which would have seemed unimaginable a decade ago are now driving ballot initiatives and legislative fights across the country. One of his biggest warnings is that these are statutory initiatives rather than constitutional amendments. Even if voters approve them, a future legislature could potentially change or repeal them. That means, Lundberg argues, voters need to look beyond the ballot questions themselves and closely examine where legislative candidates stand on the same issues. The conversation broadens briefly into another ballot effort involving hunting and fishing rights, with Scott and Lundberg drawing parallels between the two campaigns: both require reaching voters who may not personally participate in the activity or issue but still need to understand why supporters believe it matters. The interview closes with a simple appeal: do your homework on the candidates, examine the issues for yourself and don't rely solely on social media summaries. Learn More Visit ProtectKidsColorado.org for information on the initiatives, volunteer opportunities and ways to support the organization. This interview was recorded at…]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>Recorded live at the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, Scott Whatley sits down once again with Kevin Lundberg, chairman of the board of Protect Kids Colorado, for a deeper look at three initiatives the organization says it</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Lamenting Faith: Hope Through Grief</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/lamenting-faith-hope-through-grief/</link>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 Aug 2026 13:00:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[How do grieving parents move through unbearable loss without losing sight of their hope in Christ? Mike Triem talks with Kyle and Christina Bowers, founders of Lamenting Faith Retreat Ministry, about the loss of their 18-year-old son Korey in a November 2021 car crash and the ministry that grew from their own journey through grief. Kyle and Christina share how studying the biblical practice of lament gave them a way to bring their sorrow honestly before God without pretending the pain had disappeared. That experience eventually led them to create a retreat specifically for parents who have lost a child. The ministry’s upcoming Lamenting Faith Retreat will be held October 2–4, 2026, at YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado. The weekend will include time in God’s Word, prayer, worship through lament, quiet reflection, conversation with other bereaved parents and time in God’s creation. The retreat is built around the hope expressed in 1 Thessalonians 4:13: believers grieve, but not as those who have no hope. Kyle and Christina also explain why the retreat is offered at no cost to grieving parents. Churches and individual donors help cover the expense so financial pressure does not become another burden for families already carrying profound loss. Registration is open through August 21. Learn more, register, refer a grieving parent or support the ministry at LamentingFaithRetreatMinistry.com. For Kyle and Christina, lament does not mean abandoning faith. It means bringing grief honestly before God while continuing to anchor sorrow in the hope, mercy and faithfulness of Jesus Christ.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[How do grieving parents move through unbearable loss without losing sight of their hope in Christ? Mike Triem talks with Kyle and Christina Bowers, founders of Lamenting Faith Retreat Ministry, about the loss of their 18-year-old son Korey in a November 2021 car crash and the ministry that grew from their own journey through grief. Kyle and Christina share how studying the biblical practice of lament gave them a way to bring their sorrow honestly before God without pretending the pain had disappeared. That experience eventually led them to create a retreat specifically for parents who have lost a child. The ministry’s upcoming Lamenting Faith Retreat will be held October 2–4, 2026, at YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado. The weekend will include time in God’s Word, prayer, worship through lament, quiet reflection, conversation with other bereaved parents and time in God’s creation. The retreat is built around the hope expressed in 1 Thessalonians 4:13: believers grieve, but not as those who have no hope. Kyle and Christina also explain why the retreat is offered at no cost to grieving parents. Churches and individual donors help cover the expense so financial pressure does not become another burden for families already carrying profound loss. Registration is open through August 21. Learn more, register, refer a grieving parent or support the ministry at LamentingFaithRetreatMinistry.com. For Kyle and Christina, lament does not mean abandoning faith. It means bringing grief honestly before God while continuing to anchor sorrow in the hope, mercy and faithfulness of Jesus Christ.]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[How do grieving parents move through unbearable loss without losing sight of their hope in Christ? Mike Triem talks with Kyle and Christina Bowers, founders of Lamenting Faith Retreat Ministry, about the loss of their 18-year-old son Korey in a November 2021 car crash and the ministry that grew from their own journey through grief. Kyle and Christina share how studying the biblical practice of lament gave them a way to bring their sorrow honestly before God without pretending the pain had disappeared. That experience eventually led them to create a retreat specifically for parents who have lost a child. The ministry’s upcoming Lamenting Faith Retreat will be held October 2–4, 2026, at YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado. The weekend will include time in God’s Word, prayer, worship through lament, quiet reflection, conversation with other bereaved parents and time in God’s creation. The retreat is built around the hope expressed in 1 Thessalonians 4:13: believers grieve, but not as those who have no hope. Kyle and Christina also explain why the retreat is offered at no cost to grieving parents. Churches and individual donors help cover the expense so financial pressure does not become another burden for families already carrying profound loss. Registration is open through August 21. Learn more, register, refer a grieving parent or support the ministry at LamentingFaithRetreatMinistry.com. For Kyle and Christina, lament does not mean abandoning faith. It means bringing grief honestly before God while continuing to anchor sorrow in the hope, mercy and faithfulness of Jesus Christ.]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>How do grieving parents move through unbearable loss without losing sight of their hope in Christ? Mike Triem talks with Kyle and Christina Bowers, founders of Lamenting Faith Retreat Ministry, about the loss of their 18-year-old son Korey in a November 2</itunes:summary>
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		<title>From False Prophet to Biblical Discernment: Dawn Hill’s Journey Out of the New Apostolic Reformation</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 14 Aug 2026 15:30:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dawn Hill | The Lovesick Scribe Podcast In this radio interview, Rachel Mains speaks with Dawn Hill, host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast, about her 18 years within Word of Faith and New Apostolic Reformation circles. Hill explains how she was affirmed as a prophet and believed she was receiving visions, dreams and revelations from God. After leaving the movement, she examined its teachings in light of Scripture and came to recognize that she had delivered prophecies that did not come to pass and were not aligned with scripture. She shares how she repented and found God’s mercy and forgiveness. Hill also examines the New Apostolic Reformation’s belief in modern authoritative apostles and prophets, its reliance on extra-biblical revelation and its approach to prophecy and deliverance ministry. She and Mains discuss the biblical standards for anyone claiming to speak on God’s behalf, the danger of creating new doctrines and the importance of relying on the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. The interview concludes with an invitation to hear more from Hill through The Lovesick Scribe Podcast and an announcement that their conversation will continue in part two.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Dawn Hill | The Lovesick Scribe Podcast In this radio interview, Rachel Mains speaks with Dawn Hill, host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast, about her 18 years within Word of Faith and New Apostolic Reformation circles. Hill explains how she was affirmed as a prophet and believed she was receiving visions, dreams and revelations from God. After leaving the movement, she examined its teachings in light of Scripture and came to recognize that she had delivered prophecies that did not come to pass and were not aligned with scripture. She shares how she repented and found God’s mercy and forgiveness. Hill also examines the New Apostolic Reformation’s belief in modern authoritative apostles and prophets, its reliance on extra-biblical revelation and its approach to prophecy and deliverance ministry. She and Mains discuss the biblical standards for anyone claiming to speak on God’s behalf, the danger of creating new doctrines and the importance of relying on the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. The interview concludes with an invitation to hear more from Hill through The Lovesick Scribe Podcast and an announcement that their conversation will continue in part two.]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Dawn Hill | The Lovesick Scribe Podcast In this radio interview, Rachel Mains speaks with Dawn Hill, host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast, about her 18 years within Word of Faith and New Apostolic Reformation circles. Hill explains how she was affirmed as a prophet and believed she was receiving visions, dreams and revelations from God. After leaving the movement, she examined its teachings in light of Scripture and came to recognize that she had delivered prophecies that did not come to pass and were not aligned with scripture. She shares how she repented and found God’s mercy and forgiveness. Hill also examines the New Apostolic Reformation’s belief in modern authoritative apostles and prophets, its reliance on extra-biblical revelation and its approach to prophecy and deliverance ministry. She and Mains discuss the biblical standards for anyone claiming to speak on God’s behalf, the danger of creating new doctrines and the importance of relying on the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. The interview concludes with an invitation to hear more from Hill through The Lovesick Scribe Podcast and an announcement that their conversation will continue in part two.]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>Dawn Hill | The Lovesick Scribe Podcast In this radio interview, Rachel Mains speaks with Dawn Hill, host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast, about her 18 years within Word of Faith and New Apostolic Reformation circles. Hill explains how she was affirmed as </itunes:summary>
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		<title>Who Gets the Final Say on Your Child?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 Aug 2026 18:45:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Who should have the final say in a child’s upbringing—the parents or the system? From the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, hosts Scott Whatley and TJ Pander sit down with former Colorado state legislator Kevin Lundberg, chairman of Protect Kids Colorado. Lundberg discusses the organization’s mission and the creation of Art Club, a documentary examining one family’s experience after their 12-year-old daughter attended an after-school program that raised questions about gender identity. The conversation explores parental rights, school policies, medical decision-making involving minors and the growing role of government in children’s education. Drawing on his 16 years in the Colorado Legislature and his experience as a homeschooling parent, Lundberg argues that parents—not public institutions—should retain primary authority over their children’s upbringing, health and education. Listeners are encouraged to learn more about the organization’s work at ProtectKidsColorado.org  ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Who should have the final say in a child’s upbringing—the parents or the system? From the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, hosts Scott Whatley and TJ Pander sit down with former Colorado state legislator Kevin Lundberg, chairman of Protect Kids Colorado. Lundberg discusses the organization’s mission and the creation of Art Club, a documentary examining one family’s experience after their 12-year-old daughter attended an after-school program that raised questions about gender identity. The conversation explores parental rights, school policies, medical decision-making involving minors and the growing role of government in children’s education. Drawing on his 16 years in the Colorado Legislature and his experience as a homeschooling parent, Lundberg argues that parents—not public institutions—should retain primary authority over their children’s upbringing, health and education. Listeners are encouraged to learn more about the organization’s work at ProtectKidsColorado.org  ]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Who should have the final say in a child’s upbringing—the parents or the system? From the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, hosts Scott Whatley and TJ Pander sit down with former Colorado state legislator Kevin Lundberg, chairman of Protect Kids Colorado. Lundberg discusses the organization’s mission and the creation of Art Club, a documentary examining one family’s experience after their 12-year-old daughter attended an after-school program that raised questions about gender identity. The conversation explores parental rights, school policies, medical decision-making involving minors and the growing role of government in children’s education. Drawing on his 16 years in the Colorado Legislature and his experience as a homeschooling parent, Lundberg argues that parents—not public institutions—should retain primary authority over their children’s upbringing, health and education. Listeners are encouraged to learn more about the organization’s work at ProtectKidsColorado.org  ]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>Who should have the final say in a child’s upbringing—the parents or the system? From the 2026 Western Conservative Summit at Colorado Christian University, hosts Scott Whatley and TJ Pander sit down with former Colorado state legislator Kevin Lundber</itunes:summary>
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		<title>What the DSA Says About Police, Borders, and Government Power</title>
		<link>https://www.670kltt.com/episode/what-the-dsa-says-about-police-borders-and-government-power/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 Aug 2026 18:30:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bill Maher Reads the DSA Platform Out Loud and the Room Goes Quiet In this edition of Culture Punch, host Biff Gore examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America by looking directly at the organization’s published platform. Prompted by Bill Maher’s recent on-air discussion of the DSA’s positions, Gore highlights proposals involving public ownership, law enforcement, immigration, national defense and significant changes to the structure of the federal government. Rather than relying on campaign rhetoric or partisan commentary, Gore encourages listeners to consult the primary source and evaluate the movement’s stated goals for themselves. He also considers the DSA’s expanding membership and political influence, asking whether Americans fully understand the ideas gaining momentum within the country’s political landscape.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[Bill Maher Reads the DSA Platform Out Loud and the Room Goes Quiet In this edition of Culture Punch, host Biff Gore examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America by looking directly at the organization’s published platform. Prompted by Bill Maher’s recent on-air discussion of the DSA’s positions, Gore highlights proposals involving public ownership, law enforcement, immigration, national defense and significant changes to the structure of the federal government. Rather than relying on campaign rhetoric or partisan commentary, Gore encourages listeners to consult the primary source and evaluate the movement’s stated goals for themselves. He also considers the DSA’s expanding membership and political influence, asking whether Americans fully understand the ideas gaining momentum within the country’s political landscape.]]></content:encoded>
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	<googleplay:description><![CDATA[Bill Maher Reads the DSA Platform Out Loud and the Room Goes Quiet In this edition of Culture Punch, host Biff Gore examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America by looking directly at the organization’s published platform. Prompted by Bill Maher’s recent on-air discussion of the DSA’s positions, Gore highlights proposals involving public ownership, law enforcement, immigration, national defense and significant changes to the structure of the federal government. Rather than relying on campaign rhetoric or partisan commentary, Gore encourages listeners to consult the primary source and evaluate the movement’s stated goals for themselves. He also considers the DSA’s expanding membership and political influence, asking whether Americans fully understand the ideas gaining momentum within the country’s political landscape.]]></googleplay:description>
	<itunes:summary>Bill Maher Reads the DSA Platform Out Loud and the Room Goes Quiet In this edition of Culture Punch, host Biff Gore examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America by looking directly at the organization’s published platform. Prom</itunes:summary>
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