330-338 – Andrew Farley is the lead teaching pastor at Ecclesia Church in Lubbock, Texas (EcclesiaOnline.com), for five years he was a professor of linguistics at Notre Dame and is now a tenured professor at Texas Tech University. His brand new book is entitled The Naked Gospel: The Truth You May Never Hear In Church (thenakedgospel.com), in which he lays out the liberating truths that are the birthright of every child of God. He lives in Lubbock with his wife Katharine and their son Gavin. And, until October 1st, you can go to thenakedgospel.com and get a free, complete e-book download with the promotion code "naked." And it was just ranked today as Zondervan's #1 book on Amazon.com!
343-354 – Andrew Farley
358-408 – (:54) Part of the "I Pledge to be of service to Barack Obama" Video (Here's the YouTube link).
(:26) Short clip of "I Pledge" Video
• The Independent (9/3/09) I have been abducted by aliens, says Japan's first lady.
413-423 – Teaching on Scientology and cults.
428-437 – Dale Burke, (daleburke.com), pastor of EV Free Fullerton (evfreefullerton.com), and author of How to Lead and Still Have a Life: The 8 Principles of Less is More Leadership. Also, Dale is in the process of working on a seminar to help churches with low resources still meet high demands. How can we be more productive and more efficient with our time, and actually get more done with less total effort? How do we break free from the tyranny of the urgent and this feeling that we're always trying to make more bricks with less straw?
443-452 – Dale Burke God's principles work whether you're a Christian or not. You've taught this in many secular environments, where's the strangest place you've ever taught this?
458-508 – Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council (frc.org), and co-author of Personal Faith: Public Policy with Bishop Harry Jackson. He was a guest on The Ed Show hosted by Ed Schultz on MSNBC yesterday (video) and on with Megyn Kelly on Fox News today.
• Washington Times (9/3/09) WH withdraws call for students to 'help' Obama.
President Obama's plan to inspire the nation's schoolchildren with a video address next week erupted into controversy Wednesday, forcing the White House to pull out its eraser and rewrite a government recommendation that teachers nationwide assign students a paper on how to "help the president."
// Among the activities the government initially suggested for prekindergarten to sixth-grade students: that they "write letters to themselves about what they can do to help the president." Another task recommended for students immediately after listening to the speech: to engage in a discussion about what "the president wants us to do."
The novel curriculum plan brought sharp criticism from conservatives, including some who complained that classrooms were being used to spread political propaganda. In response, the White House last night confirmed they were revising the lesson plan that was distributed last week by the U.S. Department of Education.
"We're clarifying that language," White House spokesman Tommy Vietor said.
By Wednesday evening, the sentence asking children to think about how they can "help the president" had been replaced. The rewritten line said students should "write letters to themselves about how they can achieve their short-term and long-term education goals. These would be collected and redistributed at an appropriate later date by the teacher to make students accountable to their goals."
// "I can't think of anything less partisan than this," said Mo Elleithee, a Democratic strategist. "It's admirable that President Obama would challenge our schoolchildren to do their best, and it's the kind of message that most level-headed Americans can easily get behind."
Mr. Elleithee called the moral outrage "beyond silly" and said it was "the kind of hyper-partisanship that people so soundly rejected last November."
(1:02) Michelle Malkin with Hannity on Fox 9/2/09 on the Obama school children issue. Clip 1.
(:58) Michelle Malkin on Hannity, says the real target of this school speech is Obamacare, "they are using these kids as advocates for 'hope and change' and we know what this is really about." Clip 2.
• Michelle Malkin (9/2/09) Obama's Classroom Campaign: No Junior Lobbyist Left Behind.
512-523 – Tony Perkins
(1:03) Ed Shultz says Obamacare is a moral obligation, that "Jesus would vote for it."
(1:30) Ed Shultz with Tony Perkins, Tony corrects Ed on the health care issue.
(:06) Short Shultz clip
• MSNBC (9/2/09) MSNBC's Schultz: 'I Believe Jesus Would Vote Yes for a Public Option'. Calls: How do you think Jesus would vote? What is our public responsibility as Christians when looking at caring for others and what is our private responsibility? Is a public option our moral obligation?
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.
528-538 – Erik Rees, (erikrees.com) is pastor of the Ministry and S.H.A.P.E. Discovery teams at Saddleback Church (saddleback.com), where he spends most of his time equipping pastors from all around the world to do the same kinds of things within their churches. Erik is the author of S.H.A.P.E.: Finding and Fulfilling Your Unique Purpose for Life and his latest Only You Can Be You: 21 Days to Making Your Life Count, and his greatest joy in life is spending time with his wife and three children (onlyyoucanbeyou.com). Spiritual gifts when born-again, Heart-your passion, Abilities, Personality, Experiences.
539 – [2:00] Let's check in with the "pros" at Applied Financial Planning, "The Money Guys" Robert Micone and Bill O'Connor at 866-SEEK-COUNSEL or SeekCounsel.com. (1) "Research shows that over 83% of the women listening to my show right now are worried about inflation growing faster than their income and eventually eroding away their retirement. What would you say to these women and how can you help them prevent that?" (2) "Have you got any information you can give to them on this matter?"] Get independent, unbiased advice on your investments and retirement planning from the "pros" in the investment world in Southern California for decades, "The Money Guys," Robert Micone & Bill O'Connor, at Applied Financial Planning, by calling 866-SEEK-COUNSEL or on the web at SeekCounsel.com.
544-554 – Erik Rees
558-608 – • Fox News (9/3/09) Obama speech to students draws conservative ire.
• Washington Times (9/3/09) WH withdraws call for students to 'help' Obama.
President Obama's plan to inspire the nation's schoolchildren with a video address next week erupted into controversy Wednesday, forcing the White House to pull out its eraser and rewrite a government recommendation that teachers nationwide assign students a paper on how to "help the president."
// Among the activities the government initially suggested for prekindergarten to sixth-grade students: that they "write letters to themselves about what they can do to help the president." Another task recommended for students immediately after listening to the speech: to engage in a discussion about what "the president wants us to do."
The novel curriculum plan brought sharp criticism from conservatives, including some who complained that classrooms were being used to spread political propaganda. In response, the White House last night confirmed they were revising the lesson plan that was distributed last week by the U.S. Department of Education.
"We're clarifying that language," White House spokesman Tommy Vietor said.
By Wednesday evening, the sentence asking children to think about how they can "help the president" had been replaced. The rewritten line said students should "write letters to themselves about how they can achieve their short-term and long-term education goals. These would be collected and redistributed at an appropriate later date by the teacher to make students accountable to their goals."
// "I can't think of anything less partisan than this," said Mo Elleithee, a Democratic strategist. "It's admirable that President Obama would challenge our schoolchildren to do their best, and it's the kind of message that most level-headed Americans can easily get behind."
Mr. Elleithee called the moral outrage "beyond silly" and said it was "the kind of hyper-partisanship that people so soundly rejected last November."
(1:02) Michelle Malkin with Hannity on Fox 9/2/09 on the Obama school children issue. Clip 1.
(:58) Michelle Malkin on Hannity, says the real target of this school speech is Obamacare, "they are using these kids as advocates for 'hope and change' and we know what this is really about." Clip 2.
612-623 – Calls
628-638 – Dale Burke (Reprise)
644-700 – Dale Burke (Reprise)
• Fox News (9/3/09) Runaway Christian Convert to Temporarily Stay With Florida Foster Parents.
• Karl Rove (9/3/09) Obama and the Perfect Political Storm: It's hard to sell change voters don't think they need.
• AP (9/2/09) Feds didn't clear brush in wildfire area.
• Associated Press (9/2/09) Utah Principle Apologizes for 'I Pledge' Video.
• MSNBC (9/2/09) 3 states still ban teachers' religious clothing. Do any of our listeners have kids in public school that have teachers who wear hijabs? Turbans? Priest collars or nun habits? What about the law going both ways and allowing Christian teachers to wear cross necklaces or Christian tee-shirts?
• Newsweek (9/2/09) Getting schooled about money. How are you teaching your kids about money and tithing? Calls from listeners who had parents that didn't teach them about money, and now they are suffering. Do you give your kids an allowance? Why or why not? Are there provisions to the allowance? How much do they get?
(1:22) Tony Perkins interacting with Megyn Kelly on Fox News 9/3/09 regarding the upcoming Obama address and worksheet to school children.
(1:23) Juan Williams joins the debate with Megyn Kelly on Fox News 9/3/09 on this issue.
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