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April 09, 2020
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Driven by Prayer: One Detour That's Changing Lives
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by Tony Perkins
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You can stay in your car and get burgers, groceries, even prescriptions. But in Temple, Texas, north of Austin, you can drive through for something even more important -- prayer! Cars humming along West Adams Road have been passing a handful of members from Trinity Church every day, all encouraging drivers to pull right up and be ministered to. It's a good thing there's no shortage of prayer, they say, because hundreds of people are taking them up on it!
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Local Officials Try to Curb Easter Cars
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by Tony Perkins
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Some pastors call it the Super Bowl of their year: Easter Sunday. It's not just the holiest day on the calendar, it's also one of the biggest opportunities churches have to bring new people to Christ. And, for the first time ever, almost the entire world will be celebrating outside of their normal pews. They'll be in cars, on sofas, huddled around their kitchen tables. It's the new normal in the age of the coronavirus, and leaders everywhere are trying to make the best of it. So you can imagine their frustration, in a handful of places, when local officials step in to ruin even that.
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For Porn, There's No Vaccine
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by Tony Perkins
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Business is tough for a lot of industries right now. Pornography, unfortunately, isn't one of them. Isolated, stuck at home, and restless, more people seem to be turning to adult entertainment to while away the hours. That's terrible news for anyone concerned about young men, marriages, abuse, trafficking, addiction, sexual dysfunction, and brain development. Let's face it, experts say, porn was a pandemic long before this virus.
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Making China Pay: One Senator's Crusade for Accountability
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"China took all our jobs, and they sent us back a virus." --Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.)
What should we do about it? Find out in her interview on Wednesday's "Washington Watch." Also, don't miss FRC's new op-ed in the Daily Signal, "China Keeps Suppressing Religion While Squelching Truth about COVID-19."
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Today's show features: Chris Smith, U.S. Representative for the 4th District of New Jersey, on whether the pandemic is pushing the US and China closer to a cold war; Jack Hibbs, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, on the growth of their church as they think and act outside the box and San Bernardino County, California reversing course on its ban of drive-in worship services; Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on statistics that black Americans are dying from COVID-19 at a higher rate; Susan Humphries, Kansas State Representative, on Kansas lawmakers revoking Governor Laura Kelly's order limiting church gatherings; Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, on Washington State and Delaware Governors prohibiting drive-in worship services, and an Indiana County "not recommending" drive in worship services.
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