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Stuart Shepard of CitizenLink, a public policy partner of Focus on the Family, discussed some of the ramifications of the situation involving KY county clerk Kim Davis and shared some observations related to the 9/16/15 Presidential debate. The CitizenLink website is www.citizenlink.com.

Rachel Alexander, Senior Editor for The Stream, discussed the second GOP Presidential debate (CNN), sharing an overview of the debate and giving opinion and commentary on the performance of specific candidates. Learn more at www.thestream.org.

Michael Grady, a CPA in Florence, SC who has been involved in children's ministry for a number of years, shared his heart for children and for families studying the Bible together, centered around his book, "Making God Part of Your Family." Learn more at www.michaelgrady.org.

Jimmy DeYoung of "Prophecy Today" discussed a variety of news stories from the Middle East in light of Biblical prophecy, including: Iran calling together a summit of Islamic nations to discuss how to deal with Israel and the Temple Mount, a strong statement of opposition to ISIS from Russian leader Putin, and the Jewish High Holy Days. The Prophecy Today website is www.prophecytoday.com.

Kim Hendrix, former WSFA news anchor and host of "Shine" on Saturday and Sundays from 2-6pm on Faith Radio, gave a preview of what she would be sharing at the annual Sav-a-Life of Covington County Banquet on September 21, 2015 at the Kiwanis Building in Andalusia and discussed some of the services of the ministry's Family Hope Center. For more information on the ministry, visit www.pregnancyctr.com.

Kyle and Kelsey Kupecky shared about how God brought the two of them together and discussed some of the material found in their new book they have co-written, "The Chase: Trusting God With Your Happily Ever After." Their website is www.kyleandkelsey.com.

Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, discussed his recent visit with KY county clerk Kim Davis, who was jailed for not issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Also, he talked about his book featuring stories of young people who had taken bold stands based on their faith: "No Fear: Real Stories of a Courageous New Generation Standing for Truth." Learn more at www.frc.org.

David Oyelowo, lead actor in the film, "Captive," in theaters September 18, 2015, discussed the true story upon which the movie was based, the character he plays, and some of the content, including spiritual lessons related to the book, "The Purpose Driven Life" by Rick Warren. Learn more at www.captivethemovie.com.

From the band Casting Crowns, drummer Brian Scoggin discuss various aspects of the band's ministry, including lead singer Mark Hall's health and the band's connection to the local church, as well as the concept of and some of the songs on the album, "Thrive." The band's website is www.castingcrowns.com.

Mike Lutzenkirchen, Executive Director of the Lutzie 43 Foundation and father of Philip, who lost his life in an automobile accident in 2014, shared about Philip's life and the circumstances surrounding his death, in advance of "Team Night" at First Baptist Church in Montgomery on September 20, 2015. Learn more about the Foundation at www.lutzie43.org.