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So often Christians seem to become judgmental. Looking down upon others, and making them feel cast-out. Is this how God wants us to be? How can we be true to our faith in knowing that Jesus is the only way, yet not be judgmental toward others? How can we not be accepting of sins that we know God despises, yet not be judgmental?We are going to wrestle through these questions tonight!

The originally scheduled show is going to be pushed back one week. Tonight you can hear the rebroadcast of "The Big 10".

It's the story a man who quit the mob and then lived to tell about. At age 24 Michael Franzese sworn oath to the Columbo crime family. And by 35 Franzese was listed as among the wealthiest mob bosses in America. Well now he is on a crusade for Christ and witnessing to people through his own testimony.

You have emailed in the questions, now I will do my best to answer them.

We will be talking about the kind of love God has for us.

I am looking forward to my guest this week on HHS Radio. Hollywood filmmaker and author, William McKay, will join me Tuesday night. We will be discussing many of his previous films including "Against All Odds", "Great Souls", and "Billy, the Early Years". We'll also discuss his upcoming films that are currently in production. DO NOT miss this show to hear how God is working in big ways on the "big screen".About my guest: William McKay has for more than thirty years thrived as an author, filmmaker and researcher. As founder of American Trademark Pictures, Mr. McKay has produced and written countless television specials, documentaries, radio programs, and docudrama films. Recently his docudrama series “Against All Odds: Israel Survives” became an international television hit in 2006-2010. He was the writer/producer of the feature film, “Billy: The Early Years”, which was released theatrically in the fall of 2008. His most recent book, which he co-authored with Ken Abraham, titled “Billy: The Untold Story of a Y

This is a question that can be asked by both believers and non-believers. The question of "Is there something more?" can be asked by those who do not have their faith in Christ referencing this life. Those who do have their faith in Christ can ask this question in regards to the way they are living their life for Christ. Understanding the Gospel is crucial for those who do not have faith to understand what more there is. Understanding how to share the Gospel is crucial for those who do have faith in understanding how to grow tremendously in their relationship with Christ. Tonight we learn what the Gospel is and how to share simply and effectively.

Finishing up the last 5 of the Big 10 questions.

Are we living in the "End Times"? We will discuss this topics and the events going on around the world.