Co-host, Greg Jarvis raises questions about Christian legalism, how some Christians teach that certain practices (drinking, gambling, etc) are forbidden even when they cannot back up the claim with Scripture. How should we deal with such people? Should they be left alone to follow their consciences as they see fit? If somebody does even what he thinks is a sin, does it concern a God who judges the heart and motives?

Primary Topic:

A close examination of the command to love our enemies is offered with detailed theology and a study of the different Greek words for love so that we can understand exactly what Jesus commanded and what Jesus DID NOT command.

Other Features:

-Guest, Dran Reese of Salt and Light offers assistance to churches interested in opposing laws that hinder freedom of religion and Christian morality.

-The double standards of sexual infidelity regarding Republican politicians as opposed to Democratic politicians is discussed in a satirical fashion.

Theology:

-Do animals have souls?

-Is there sex in heaven?

NOTE: These topics are discussed during the last third of the program.

Current Events:

-Should voter I.D. be the law of the land?

-Will Gingrich really debate Obama? Even if he is the nominee?

-Would it be ethical for Ron Paul to run as a third party candidate?

Repeat broadcast: Originally aired 2-27-11:

Keith Thibodeaux, known to millions as Little Ricky from the classic television sitcom, I Love Lucy, recalls his days in show business, his conversion to Christianity, and the founding of a Christian ballet company, Ballet Magnificat.

In a repeat broadcast of a favorite radio show which first aired December of 2007, singer, songwriter Sylvia Lane shares her testimony and her music. Sylvia’s uncle is Hugh Martin, famous for composing the hit Christmas song, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. Sylvia tells the story of Uncle Hugh converting to Christianity and then sings a new version of the carol that her uncle wrote after giving his life to Jesus Christ. Hugh Martin accompanies Sylvia on the piano while she performs the updated tune.

ALSO FEATURED: Laurie Lewis, who toured with the revived Mamas and the Papas, singing the best edition of God Bless Ye Merry Gentlemen you have ever heard!

Two important issues are explored concerning the subject of forgiveness:

1) There is a difference between forgiving and excusing.

2) Not all people are to be forgiven, but rather, only those who ask for forgiveness.

This subject takes up roughly the last two thirds of the program

Also:

-The Herman Cain accusation

Examples (both Biblical and modern) of God speaking through dreams are discussed. This topic takes up roughly the last third of the program.

Other Topics:

Theology:

-How the Virgin Birth solves the genealogy discrepancy between Matthew and Luke

-The symbolism of a betrothal and its relationship to the second coming of Christ

Current Events:

-Guest, Tony Venuti (radio talk show host) shares his views of current politics and society during the first half of the program.