Plugged In's Adam Holz addresses the loneliness crisis with our kids and the public at large. Families can be impactful in addressing this by opening up the home to others, plus offer a stable place even when your own kids seem distant. He reviews an app called BePresent that seeks to help get you less addicted to your phone. Does it really work? Carmen shares the story of Mabel Francetelli, a survivor of the Titanic disaster. She also looks at drone warfare that Ukraine has been using against Russia.

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Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newsletter and radio show reflects on how former Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse has been dying in public from pacreatic cancer. He's living in the reality of being on the clock and how he spends his final days. He also reflects on how the crew members of the Artemis II mission were struck by two things: the majesty of the universe that speaks to something (someone?) bigger, and the longing for home. Apologist Daniel DeWitt of Scholar Leaders looks at our messed up, fallen world. Even with that, we can live faithfully for God in the midst of it.

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Recently, a controversial theologian offered a vision for a Christian America. Justin Giboney of the And Campaign, author of "Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around," talks about how Jesus, who gathered a very diverse group of disciples, cast a vision for The Kingdom...a vision that brought all his disciples together. Sports Spectrum's Jason Romano joins us to look at some of the Christian atheletes who are making a difference as they live out there faith, including Jameis Winston, a backup quarterback now with the NY Giants. He lives out his faith in such a way that others know they are loved and important.

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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith addresses the recent social media post by the President (which has been taken down) that has him portrayed as Jesus. It's clearly wrong and blasphemous. How do we respect the position of the presidency while still speaking up against this and other wrongs? Pastor Bob Castro continues to talk about how younger generations are thinking and processing the world around them. A lot is image and emotional driven content in the media. How do we help youth process what they've seen? How do we process what we've seen that is dark and blasphemous so it doesn't continue to affect us negatively?

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Bill English of Bible and Business and OnPath Coaching looks at trauma and when someone who has suffered a trauma is triggered in the workplace. How do you respond well? What if you're the one who suffered a trauma? Craig Groeschel, author of "Healing Your Hurting Mind," addresses the hurt mind: a mind riddled with anxiety, depression, burnout, or overwhelming emotions. How do you find healing and mind renewal?

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Billy Hallowell of CBN News and Faith Wire looks at places where God is showing up in the news, including talking about his conversation with Franklin Graham regarding a letter he wrote to the President, celebrity gossip columnist Perez Hilton seeking God, and the growth of chaplains in public schools. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer keeps us focused on what the Church in the nation of Lebanon is doing as the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has intensified. She also talks about the increased number of antisemitic incidence in schools in Europe.

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Chad Roberts, author of "Blind Faith," returns to talk about losing his sight, the loss he suffered, and how God has blessed him amid the blindness. There's a lot he doesn't see. But, often what we see causes us to stumble. How can we really see what we can't see? Robert Dayton, author of "100X Life," talks about our cross-training: deny ourselves, sacrificing ourselves for the greater goal of following Jesus and His ways. He also addresses the hard, but necessary, call to forgive those who hurt you.

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