Little kids can have big feelings and don't know what to do with them. Plugged In's Adam Holz talks about how we adults can help them channel and process those feelings well. World Relief's Chelsea Sobolik addresses the recent heighten effort to deport unauthorized immigrants and how that might threaten religious workers who are foreign-born. She highlights a congressional bill to protect such workers.

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Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newletter and radio show reflects on the seemingly contradictory commands in the Bible to "go and make disciples" and to "wait upon the Lord." What is the wisdom of doing each at the right time? He also looks are border disputes around the world and here in the U.S. Social media expert Chris Martin talks about the bitter-sweet moment in his life as his oldest daughter started kindergarten. He also reflects on church closings and how the internet and social media might be affecting this.

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After acing a pop quiz that all teachers in Oklahoma public school teachers need to pass, Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith talks about well-intentioned, but badly reasoned legislation that would declare that things in nature have human rights. Pastor Alfonso Espinosa, author of "Contending for Christ Through the Creed," talks about how when we contend for our faith, we need to be loving with our words and action, not unduly contentious.

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David Schmus, president of Christian Educators, talks about supporting Christian teachers in public schools and how the the shift in political and cutlural winds are impacting our schools. Carmen LaBerge reflects on the recent statement by President Trump recently about hoping if he can broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, he will earn heaven. Can good works earn you heaven? If so, who's works? Carmen also brings to our attention the increased persecution by Egypt of the world's oldest Christian monastery.

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Bill English of Bible and Business and OnPath Coaching responds to a question from a listener about a coworker at a real estate office who refuses to serve clients who voted a certain way in the 2024 election. Is he right? How should the firm respond? Counselor Debra Fileta, host of Talk to Me on Faith Radio and author of "Soul Care," offers hope for those who feel their emotional and spiritual tanks are almost empty. How do you refill? Many spiritual practices are really quite physical.

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Carmen LaBerge responds to an article in The Atlantic that outlines how Canada's policy of Medical Assistance in Dying policy has led to the celebration of dying, transforming their culture in grotesque ways. Dr. Kevin Brown, president of Asbury University, looks at our quest for virtues and rights and how they need to be rooted into something deeper than our preferences, an ideology, or utilitarian maxim.

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Pastor Shane Pruitt, author of the study "Not My Jesus," helps us see Jesus as revealed in the Bible more clearly, so that we can see many of idol forms of Jesus that the culture or even we mistakenly believe. Rick Lawrence, author of "Editing Jesus," examines why we often neglect the supernatural in our lives. He invites us to live and pray expectantly.

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