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Quin Hillyer, contributing editor to National Review, discussed some elements of the recent religious freedom bill in Indiana that was passed and signed by the governor, then revised and signed. He addressed some of the misinformation and protests surrounding the bill. You can find Quin online at www.quinhillyer.com or www.nationalreview.com.

Former "American Idol" finalist Phil Stacey gave an update on some of his activity since his time on the show and shared about the background of the song, "Reach Beyond," his involvement with it, and the message of the song. Learn more about the ministry at www.reachbeyond.org. Phil's website is www.philstacey.com.

Assault survivor Alisa Kaplan shared some of her own story, some of her negative reaction to the incident, and her discovery of God's grace to provide healing and forgiveness. She has written the book, "Still Room for Hope: A Survivor's Story of Sexual Assault, Forgiveness, and Freedom." You can learn more at the publisher's website at www.hatchettebookgroup.com.

Christian musical artist Lauren Daigle shared about her background, as well as some of the songs on her first full album project, "How Can It Be." Learn more at www.laurendaigle.com.

Montgomery native and Auburn graduate Morgan Hayden, founder of Root Ministries, discussed her work in the nation of Honduras and shared about the children she has brought into her home, as well as the children in the community for whom she has a feeding program. Learn more at www.rootministries.org.

Karen Kingsbury, Terri Blackstock, John Stonestreet, Vincent Regan, Wynter Pitts

Stuart Shepard, Director of Media for CitizenLink, a public policy partner of Focus on the Family, discussed the ramifications of the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act and the case of a pizza restaurant in Indiana that had become the subject of a negative media portrayal. The website address is www.citizenlink.com.

Emily Belz, a reporter for WORLD Magazine and WORLD News Group, discussed information related to two of her recent stories, including the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the story of a Missouri clerk who is concerned about possibly being forced to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. The website is www.worldmag.com.

Author Karen Kingsbury discussed the inspiration for her "Angels Walking" series and outlined some content elements in the second book in the series, "Chasing Sunsets." The conversation took place in advance of her appearance at the Extraordinary Women Conference in Pensacola April 17-18, 2015. Learn more about the conference at www.ewomen.net. Karen's website is www.karenkingsbury.com.

Dr. Joe Savage, Director of the University of Mobile Center for Leadership and Executive Dean of the School of Christian Ministries at the university, discussed some disturbing trends involving sexual assault and racist incidents on college campuses and some of the potential root causes. Learn more at www.umcenterforleadership.org.