Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall reflects on the origins of Mother’s Day and the economic impact it has on the United States. He talks about the impact that mothers’ prayers can have on their children even before they are born. The challenges of motherhood are discussed and how these challenges can cause mothers to feel like failures. Dr. Hall discusses the unique challenges of parenting in the toxic world of today and provides some advice to mothers. Those children of abusive mothers are also given advice on the challenge of living up to God’s command to honor our mothers. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/nnYCntZ0LeA.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall discusses the heresies impacting contemporary churches and what our response should be toward those who are teaching and preaching these heresies and those who attend their churches and are therefore complicit in the spreading of heresy in the Christian faith. He explains that heresy is not when a believer is stumbling over theological mysteries like the Trinity, sanctification and justification. Heresy is when someone is intentionally leading churches and entire denominations away from the building blocks of Christian faith. Dr. Hall points to 2 Timothy 4:3 – “For the time would come when people would gather teachers to suit their own desires, turning away from the truth and toward myths.” He emphatically says, “that time is now!” The actions of Jesus, Paul, and John toward heretics is used to provide instruction about how we should be dealing with heretics today. As Dr. Hall concludes this podcast, he warns us that every believer must be on guard in this age of expanding heresies. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/AzcYtzKE8cA.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, discusses homophobia among evangelical Christians. He points out that any discrimination against someone based on their sexual orientation in the workplace or in housing is a violation of federal law. The number of anti-LBGTQ incidents across the country continues to rise. Using Scripture Dr. Hall points out why evangelical Christians believe that the LBGTQ lifestyle is sinful but clearly asserts that Christians are taught to love everyone, even their enemies. Dr. Hall then talks about the types of homophobias and the different manifestations. He challenges listeners to examine their selves to determine if they are homophobes. Dr. Hall stresses that the world is made up of males and females – not gays and straights. The importance Christians having friends in the gay community and how to go about that endeavor is discussed. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/vCErh1o2v64.