The Morning Ride with Mark Elfstrand
Air Date March 10, 2010
Summary
Today guest host Collin Lambert talks with Pastor Paull Spring, the Chair of Lutheran CORE, on their break from the ELCA. Collin also chats with Christian Financial Advisor Jim Paris about what Christians should do when faced with an upside down mortgage, and/or payments they cannot afford. JR Kerr and Ray Comfort present their weekly commentaries and Dr. Michael Rydelnik, professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institute, answers your Bible questions. Later in the program, Collin talks with Ted Kluck in part 1 of a pre-recorded interview, on his book,
Why We Love the Church. Chuck Colson presents his daily Breakpoint broadcast and Julie Roys also joins us for discussion on a recent topic in the news.
Featured
Ted Kluck
Former professional athlete, author and sports columnist for ESPN The Magazine
Topic: Ted's book, Why We Love the Church
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Jim Paris
Editor-in-chief of christianmoney.com; Host of The Jim Paris Show
Topic: What should Christians do when faced with an upside down mortgage, and/or payments they cannot afford?
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Michael Rydelnik
Professor of Jewish Studies, Moody Bible Institute
Topic: Questions and Answers from the Bible
www.michaelrydelnik.com
JR Kerr
Teaching Pastor at Park Community Church in Chicago
Topic: "The Love of God"
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Ray Comfort
Founder, President and CEO of Living Waters Publications; Best-selling author of more than 60 books
Topic: "An atheist’s Conscience"
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Chuck Colson
Host
Mark Elfstrand
Mark is the host of The Morning Ride on Moody Radio Chicago. He has presented seminars on leadership and has been a speaker at conferences and retreats. Broadcast assignments have included travel to Israel, China, Russia, Romania, Ukraine, Vietnam, Thailand and Ecuador in conjunction with various ministry outreach programs. He has authored two books: Recliner Reflections, a devotional-style book of inspirational thoughts based on Mark’s open heart surgery in May 2005, and Ten Passions of a Man’s Soul, released in August 2006. Mark and his wife, Rhonda, reside in Plainfield, Ill. and have three married children and several grandchildren.