We’re going to stay with Thursday’s topic for a part two on Friday, so overwhelming was the response to the topic. As we did on Thursday, on Friday we want to not only help those who have maintained sobriety celebrate their achievement, but also offer hope and inspiration to those struggling to get there.

On Thursday, join us as we invite people to share their stories of overcoming addiction and living a life of sobriety. It will not only be a chance to rejoice with many of you, but to provide much-needed inspiration for those who may still be struggling to get – or remain – sober.

Brantly Millegan is the Founder, Editor, and Chief of Church Pop. He joins Jerry and Debbie as he discusses how the he founded Church Pop, how they get their stories and information, and what the future holds for Church Pop!

In today’s world, things are coming at us a mile a minute. Especially with all the different means of communication that exist today. Every now and then, it’s important to just tune everything out and grab a little “me time.” What are some of the ways you do this? Call and let us know on Tuesday.

Monday begins a new week of programs. And it’s a great way to start. Bring your prayer intentions to the program, and let’s get the whole world praying for what’s important to you.

A family raising a priest or religious brother or sister is a great blessing, both to the Church and to their families. Are there any priests or religious in your immediate or extended family? Share them with the world on Wednesday’s show.

It’s important that we are people of our word. We should mean what we say, and back it up with the way we live our lives. Is that something you strive to do? Join us for a discussion of this topic on Thursday.

As the summer days drift by, we’d like to hear how yours is going. Have you had a chance to sneak away for a vacation? Are the kids working their summer jobs? Maybe you’re already thinking about back-to-school. Let’s have a lively conversation about this on Wednesday.

They say you can choose your friends but not your family. Ideally, families would all be close and live in harmony with one another. But that’s not always the case. Are you estranged from any of your family members? Unfortunately, it’s more common than we might want to think. Call and let’s talk about it on Thursday.

Jesus said, “I thirst,” from the cross. Undoubtedly, he had a tremendous physical thirst at the time. But his statement can also be understood as a thirst for souls, an ardent desire that all be saved through His passion and death. Do you share that “thirst” with Jesus? Let’s talk about it on Wednesday.