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Thursday, July 16, 2009

400-408Dr. John Townsend, (drtownsend.com), clinical psychologist, leadership consultant, speaker, and author or co-author of 20 books, selling 5 million copies, including the 2 million copy bestseller Boundaries – and co-host of the nationally-syndicated radio program New Life Live (newlife.com) heard weekdays here on KKLA at 2:00pm.  His latest book is Leadership Beyond Reason: How Great Leaders Succeed by Harnessing The Power of Their Values, Feelings, and Intuition.  And, his intensive leadership coaching program for business leaders is now under way in Newport Beach, for details go to drtownsend.com.
413-423Dr. John Townsend.  Are any of you staying in a relationship "just for the kids?"  Any of you have a financially dishonest spouse?  Or, a spouse that has let themselves "go" physically?
428-437Dr. John Townsend
443-452 Bryan London, Vice President of Marketing for America's Christian Credit Union (americaschristiancu.com 800-343-6328), who sponsored my trip to Focus last month! 
458-508Francis Chan, pastor of Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley (cornerstonesimi.com), author of Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God (crazylovebook.com).  For the rest of July, christianaudio.com is offering free downloads of the Crazy Love audio book read by Francis.  Go download it! 
512-523Francis Chan
TH 524 – [2:00] Don Rohde (818) 262-2092.  For the past 37 years, Don has been a sales manager at Galpin, the #1 volume Ford dealer in the world for the past 19 consecutive years.  Galpin has been family-owned and operated for the past 59 years, and 90% of their business is repeat or referral.  Galpin offers Ford, Lincoln-Mercury, Honda, Mazda, Saturn, Volvo, Jaguar, and Aston Martin.  Located in the heart of the San Fernando Valley at Roscoe and the 405.
528-538Tom Karako, director of programs at the Claremont Institute (claremont.org), on Obama's START Negotiations.
• Melanie Kirkpatrick (7/13/09) Why We Don't Want a Nuclear-Free World.
"Nuclear weapons are used every day." So says former Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, speaking last month at his office in a wooded enclave of MacLean, Va. It's a serene setting for Doomsday talk, and Mr. Schlesinger's matter-of-fact tone belies the enormity of the concepts he's explaining -- concepts that were seemingly ignored in this week's Moscow summit between Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev.  We use nuclear weapons every day, Mr. Schlesinger goes on to explain, "to deter our potential foes and provide reassurance to the allies to whom we offer protection."
539 – [1:30] Robert Micone/Bill O'Connor aka "The Money Guys" at Applied Financial with 5 offices around the southland, 866-SEEK-COUNSEL, and online at appliedfinancialplanning.com.
544-554"Fuz" Rana, VP of Research at Reasons to Believe (reasons.org), with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Ohio University, on the problem of "convergence" for evolution – or better, repeated origins – where the evidence points to not one origin for things like sight, but "repeated origins."  I also want to invite you to attend Hugh Ross's "Paradoxes" apologetics class every Sunday at 11:15am at Sierra Madre Congregational Church.  And, don't forget to sign up for his Today's New Reason to Believe email blast.
558-608Tom & Beverly Rodgers, run Rodgers Christian Counseling (soulhealinglove.com) in Charlotte, where they work with individuals, couples and families.  Beverly got her Masters in counseling from Northern Illinois University, and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; and Tom has two Master's, one from the University of North Carolina and the other from Azusa Pacific University.  Both Tom and Beverly went on to complete Ph.D.s in Clinical Christian Counseling from International University.  They've written three books:  Soul Healing Love: Ten Practical, Easy To Learn Techniques for Couples in Crisis, How To Find Mr. or Ms. Right: A Practical Guide to Finding a Soul Mate, and most recently, Adult Children of Divorced Parents: Making Your Marriage Work.
• Fox News (7/14/09) Living Together First Can Spoil Marriage, Study Finds.  What do you do when your daughter chooses to live with a guy?
Couples who shack up before tying the knot are more likely to get divorced than their counterparts who don't move in together until marriage, a new study suggests.
Upwards of 70 percent of U.S. couples are cohabiting these days before marrying, the researchers estimate.
More than 60 percent of participants ranked spending more time together as the number-one reason for moving in, followed by nearly 19 percent who put "it made most sense financially" at the top of their list, and 14 percent ranking "I wanted to test out our relationship before marriage" highest.
Those who listed "testing" as the primary move-in reason were more likely than others to score high on measures of negative communication, such as, "My partner criticizes or belittles my opinions, feelings, or desires."
Such testers also had lower confidence in the quality and stability of their relationships.
Overall, those who want to test the commitment might want to think again, according to the February study.
"Cohabiting to test a relationship turns out to be associated with the most problems in relationships," Rhoades said. "Perhaps if a person is feeling a need to test the relationship, he or she already knows some important information about how a relationship may go over time."
612-623Tom & Beverly Rodgers
628-638Tom & Beverly Rodgers
644-652Tom & Beverly Rodgers


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