The Morning Ride with Mark Elfstrand
Air Date September 3, 2010
Summary
On today's program, Host Mark Elfstrand is joined by Stephen Adams, author of Back to Work! Create New Opportunities in the Wake of Job Loss. Mark also chats with Scott Krus, Manager of Network Development at Moody Radio, about the Top 5 Sports Stories of the Week. Mary Beth Chapman, author of Choosing to See, talks about her book and the tragic loss of her daughter. Janet Parshall presents her weekly commentary and we hear from Bob Waliszewski and the Plugged In Movie Review. Chuck Colson joins us with his daily Breakpoint feature as well.
Featured
Stephen Adams
Longtime journalist; Associate Pastor at Rockrimmon Church in Colorado Springs
Topic: his book, Back to Work! Create New Opportunities in the Wake of Job Loss
www.back2workbook.com
Mary Beth Chapman
Author; Wife of Grammy and Dove Award winning recording artist Steven Curtis Chapman
Topic: Her book, Choosing to See
http://marybethchapman.com | Listen
Scott Krus
Manager of Network Development at Moody Radio
Topic: the Top 5 Sports Stories of the Week
Bob Waliszewski with the Plugged In Movie Review
Director of Focus on the Family's Plugged In department
Topic: The Last Exorcism
www.pluggedinonline.com
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Janet Parshall
Host, In the Market, on Moody Radio; National speaker;
Topic: Weekly Commentary
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Chuck Colson with Breakpoint
Christian author, speaker and commentator; Founder of Prison Fellowship
www.breakpoint.org
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.