Daniel Darling- Evangelicals for Life

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', Kathie Lee Gifford and Messianic Rabbi Jason Sobel show how exciting faith can be in a community of shared insights.

Lee Greenwood talks about the Uvalde shooting, which had just occurred, and why he and many of his fellow musicians opted to cancel their appearances at the NRA conference.

There has arisen an alternative to the 110-year-old Boy Scouts of America organization. It's called Trail Life USA. Trail Life's CEO Mark Hancock talks about how his organization is growing by leaps and bounds, while BSA's membership is shrinking.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse talks about the content of the interviews that YouTube removed and why conservative voices of faith have become big targets for Big Tech companies.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', journalist Sarah Zylstra talks about her article in 'The Gospel Coalition' and her interview with a Christian family about their daughter's long journey of becoming a transgender boy.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith', Daniel Darling talks about Americans, whether Democrat or Republican, favor some kind of restrictions on abortion, and younger generations are becoming more pro-life than their parents and grandparents.

On 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', producer for America's Most Wanted Michelle Hord talks about her book, 'The Other Side of Yet: Finding Light in the Midst of Darkness,' that tells her story of heartache and sorrow, but also of strength and healing.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', historian and best-selling author Os Guinness talks about his new book, The Magna Carta of Humanity: Sinai's Revolutionary Faith and The Future of Freedom.

On 'Lighthouse Faith podcast' we ask, Fr. Nicholas Louh and Dr. Roxanne Louh, about marriage. The Depp vs. Heard trial is used as a cautionary tale, but they do have some expert insight into how this relationship got on the rails in the first place.

On 'Lighthouse Faith', Shawn Carney, who co-founded a pro-life group, explains why it's the end of an era for Roe v. Wade, but also how to spread the truth in love when it comes to the most contentious subject that has torn apart the country itself.

Wherever you stand on the controversy over denying Catholic politicians Holy Communion because of their stance on abortion, one conservative priest, Fr. Gerald Murray, has a totally non-political take on this ever-growing dispute.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', Michael W. Smith talks about his father and the book he wrote that honors him. Studies shows that when fathers are present, supportive, and loving, to their children, children thrive.

On 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', Dr. Jeremiah Johnston addresses the issue of God's presence during tragedy and that the Church should be doing a lot more to deal with mental health within the ranks of its own pews.

Archbishop Charles Chaput talks about how America is at a critical precipice concerning her weakened religious foundations of which the state is taking advantage by inserting itself as the authority over theological beliefs.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', filmmaker Tracy Robinson explains how she came to be staunchly pro-life and how there are many Christians who were like her. She gets information from a secular point of view and not from the Church.

On 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', Dr. Frank Turek talks about his new book, 'Hollywood Heroes: How Your Favorite Movies Reveal God.' In the book he shows how the theme of sacrifice is the Christian narrative of Jesus sacrificing Himself on the cross.

Mitch Albom's 'Tuesdays With Morrie' and Chika's story are bookends; both dealing with what we all must face, death. But then there's joy of focusing instead on being thankful for the time we had with a loved one, rather than mourning over their absence.

On this episode of 'Lighthouse Faith podcast', I am on the road again, this time to Southampton, New York, at the Lenten Retreat at the Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church, where Fr. Nicholas Louh was the keynote speaker for three seminars.

Fr. Bart, who consulted on the film, talks about the real Fr. Stu. His early life struggles, his searching for meaning, his rejection of faith, and then his passionate embrace of it despite the debilitating illness.

On this 'On the Road' edition of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Cole Lyle, talks about how he created Mission Roll Call to help other veterans like himself and one of his top priorities is suicide prevention.

Keith Stubbs tried the normal route in comedy to make his jokes a little bit saucy and sexy, but now he's a defender of the faith. Dry Bar Comedy is an organization started by Neal and Jeffrey Harmon in 2017, devoted to keeping comedy clean.