Bob Critteneden

Liberty McArtor, Staff Writer for The Stream, discussed a story from New Mexico, in which a lady who aborted her daughter has filed a lawsuit after learning that her daughter's body was sold for the purpose of fetal research. The story is found at www.thestream.org.

Ace Collins, author of a devotional book called, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: A Countdown to Christmas," discussed some material that he has included in the book, including stories of various songs and traditions. His website is www.acecollins.com.

Greg Sykes, a singer, songwriter, and worship leader, discussed the project, "Majesty in a Manger," that includes a variety of Christian artists. He co-wrote and recorded the title track of the project. Learn more at www.weareworship.com or www.integritymusic.com. His site is www.gregsykes.ca.

Michael Coleman, Executive Director of Hope Inspired Ministries, provided an update on the work of the ministry and its philosophy of assisting those who are in need of employment. He also shared about the Extra Mile event on Saturday, January 7, 2017 in Montgomery. Learn more at www.hopeinspiredministries.org.

Heather Patterson, Terri Reed, Tim Winter, J.C. Derrick, Justin Butterfield

Popular YouTube star Chelsea Crockett, discussed how her channel on makeup has given her opportunities to share about her commitment to Christ, and talked about her role in the film, "Wish for Christmas," available on DVD and digital platforms. More information on the film can be found at www.pureflix.com. Her website is www.chelseacrockett.com.

Stuart Shepard, Executive Producer for Creative Communications for Family Policy Alliance, a public policy partner of Focus on the Family, discussed a "wish list" of policies that viewers can "sign," to be sent to the Presidential transition team, and commented on the "Fixer Upper" stars who were the subjects of an article raising questions about the beliefs of their church on sexuality. The website is www.familypolicyalliance.com.

George Barna, Executive Director of the American Culture and Faith Institute, discussed some recent survey data relative to the election, including the views of theologically conservative pastors as well as SAGE Cons (Spiritually Active, Governance Engaged Conservatives). The website address is www.culturefaith.com.

Peter Engel, who was the creator of the teen comedy, "Saved By the Bell," and served as its executive producer, discussed aspects of the show, as well as how he embraced the Christian faith. He has authored the book, "I Was Saved By the Bell: Stories of Life, Love, and Dreams That Do Come True." Learn more at www.iwassavedbythebell.com.

Jimmy DeYoung of "Prophecy Today," heard 11:55 a.m. and p.m. Sunday through Friday, as well as Saturday from noon until 1:30 p.m., discussed news stories from the Middle East against the backdrop of Biblical prophecy, including: the re-election of Mahmoud Abbas as Fatah president, Russian president Putin's announcement of his intent to install a base in Libya, and more. The website is www.prophecytoday.com.