Janet Mefferd Today

How do Christian cliches prevent us from understanding the depth of God's Word? Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, joins me to discuss his book, "Unquestioned Answers." Plus: March for Life president Jeanne Mancini explains why Joe Biden's abortion extremism will hurt him in November. That and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

As Christians are dying for their faith across the world, much of what passes for American Christianity is weak and worldly. Why aren't the lives of American Christians much different from those of their atheist neighbors, and what's the way back to the Lord? I'll talk it over with The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh, author of the book, "Church of Cowards: A Wake-Up Call to Complacent Christians." That and more on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What is the future of the conservative movement, and have political shifts spelled the end of "reform conservatism?" I'll talk it over with Matthew Continetti, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Plus: Could America's loss of control during the pandemic help move our nation back to repentance and a crying out to the Lord? We'll talk about that and more on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

As the markets swing, investors sweat and unemployment climbs, how should Christians respond to the big changes in the American economy during this pandemic? I'll talk it over with Dan Celia, president and CEO of Financial Issues Stewardship Ministries. Plus: Is it wrong -- or is it wise -- for churches to refrain from gathering publicly during a pandemic? We'll talk about that and more on Thursday's next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Leftist politicians are showing their totalitarian colors amid the coronavirus pandemic, but Chinese communist totalitarianism is why we have a pandemic at all. We‘ll talk about it. Plus: How can the church effectively disciple men? Lonnie Berger, TWR Global Men’s Ministry Director, joins me to discuss his discipleship study series, “Every Man a Warrior.” That and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Last fall, UN and government officials gathered with health and business experts for a global-pandemic simulation. But what do their comments at Event 201 reveal about how globalist ideology could affect the response to the real-life coronavirus pandemic? I'll talk about it. Plus: What kind of a relationship do most Americans have with their churches? Sam Rohrer, president of American Pastors Network, joins me to talk about the latest Barna research on churchgoing. That and more on Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Girl Scouts USA has steadily declined from a character-building organization for girls into a bastion of radical feminism and progressive politics. It’s no wonder, then, that Christ-centered groups like American Heritage Girls are growing. I’ll talk it over with Patti Garibay, founder and executive director of American Heritage Girls. That and much more on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

LGBT activists have sued many Christians over their refusal to materially participate in same-sex weddings. And two of their earliest victims were Dick and Betty Odgaard, who closed their family business rather than compromise the Word of God. They also have a beautiful testimony of God's faithfulness as a result, which Betty shares in her book, "Standing Tall: Buying a Church Building, Losing a Wedding Chapel, Keeping our Faith Firm." Don't miss the Odgaards' incredible story on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What is the new LGBTQ+ religion, and how can Christians refute its claims by focusing on the image of God outlined in Scripture? I'll talk it over with bestselling author Dr. Everett Piper. Plus: CNN is openly wishing the coronavirus will usher in a Joe Biden White House, and another outlet is recycling the Fake News that Texas evangelicals might suddenly be going liberal. Join us for the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

The Presbyterian Church in America congregation that hosted the first Revoice conference, which promoted "LGBT Christianity," is now under fire for hosting a theater performance highlighting transgender playwrights. Rev. Al Baker, PCA pastor and evangelist, will give us his take. Plus: What does the increasing evangelical embrace of Sharia supremacists in interfaith dialogue tell us about the church's lack of faithfulness to the Lord? I'll tackle that and more on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What is the background of Islamic cleric Omar Suleiman, who interacted with Southern Baptist Convention president J.D. Greear at a recent "interfaith dialogue?" You'll hear some of Suleiman's thoughts about Israel, the Jews and women in his own words. And you'll hear reaction to it all from Jewish Dr. Andrew Bostom, an Islamic expert and author of "The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism." Don't miss Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

J.D. Greear, the president of the officially pro-Israel Southern Baptist Convention, recently participated in an "interfaith dialogue" with an anti-Semitic Islamic professor who has called for the destruction of Israel. Why did the president of the largest evangelical denomination in the U.S. serve as a willing pushover for Islamists, while running down Christians and Trump voters in the process? And what does the event say about this latest Leftist push in the SBC? I'll tackle it all on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

The Bible says there have been many antichrists, but what should we know about the end-times coming of the capital-A Antichrist? Jeff Kinley joins me to talk about it and his book, "Interview with the Antichrist: His Hour Has Come." Plus: Liberty Counsel's Roger Gannam weighs in on the Supreme Court's consideration this week of the constitutionality of an important pro-life law in Louisiana. That and more on the next JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What should Christians know about the war on therapy to help people with unwanted same-sex attraction, and why should it matter to the church? I'll talk it over with Christopher Doyle, executive director of the Institute for Healthy Families. Plus: How can the church discern biblical truth from the false teaching of Critical Race Theory and cultic error? Bill Roach, president of the International Society of Christian Apologetics, joins me to discuss his group's upcoming Engage 2020 conference. That's next time on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

What is the conservative vision for tomorrow's schools? I'll talk it over with education expert Michael Petrilli, co-editor of the book, "How to Educate an American." Plus: A former Southern Baptist Convention president and Evangelical Immigration Table signatory is the new head of the denomination's compassion ministry. But what else should Christians know about Dr. Bryant Wright's views on refugees? We'll tackle it all on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Will Super Tuesday voters prefer Joe Biden's gaffes to Bernie Sanders' socialist dreams? And what will the day reveal about the future of the ever-more-radicalizing Democrat Party? We'll talk about it. Plus: Whatever happened to Christians' passion for soul-winning, and is there a way to reignite interest in evangelism? I'll talk it over with Jeff Jerina, author of, "Faith Without Fear: How to Share What you Believe with Confidence and Power." That and more on Tuesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Democrat Pete Buttigieg has dropped his presidential bid, but has this homosexual candidate now opened new doors for radical LGBT activist politicians to push their agenda? We'll talk about it. Plus: Iran has the fastest-growing evangelical population in the world. How is the Lord working in the hearts and lives of those who are openly rejecting Islam and embracing Jesus Christ? We'll discuss it with Dr. Hormoz Shariat, president of Iran Alive Ministries. That's on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

There's been a lot of talk recently about the renewed need in the world for Christian evangelism. So how can we do a better job evangelizing the lost and how can we start those important spiritual conversations? John Sorensen, president and CEO of Evangelism Explosion International and host of the radio program "Share Life Today" stops by to offer his thoughts. That's on Friday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

How do we glorify God throughout our lives? Dr. Andrew Davis joins me to talk about Christlikeness and his book, "An Infinite Journey." Plus: Is there a way out and through transgenderism for those struggling with it and for their family members? Denise Shick, founder of Help 4 Families, joins me to discuss it and her book, "It is Well With My Soul." That's on Thursday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Has God lost control? Does He ignore our disobedience? Many people today believe these myths, but are there good counter answers? Chris Thurman joins me to discuss it and his book, "The Lies We Believe About God." Plus: Cinque Henderson learned a lot about discipline as a substitute teacher in America's toughest public schools. He'll talk about that and his book, "Sit Down and Shut Up," on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.