Doyle and Jen Live

Doyle and Jen close the show discussing the experiences that they have had in different situations, so Doyle talks about the time he rode in a cop car and when they visited a Muslim temple in Israel.

Doyle and Jen open the second half of the show talking about a case that has made it's way to the Supreme Court from Alaska where a pilot is having his property seized by the government. This case is very important because of what is going on with the socialists in New York City.

Doyle and Jen talk about the performance that Justin Bieber gave during the halftime show at the World Cup Final. He decided to sing and give glory to God when he could have sung any of his songs. 

Doyle and Jen open the show with a discussion about who is in charge of your life? In our day to day life we can have different things that feel like they may be in charge of us, but at the end of the day we need to remember that God should be the one in charge.

Doyle and Jen open the show with some crazy news stories from around the country. There will be no talk of UFO's on the show today, but there will be some interesting stories to discuss.

A lot of people today are trying to do everything on their own instead of relying on the help of others, namely God. We need to make sure that we aren't so prideful that we try to do everything in our lives without the help of God.

Doyle and Jen speak with Rhonda Robinson of Focus on the Family about the benefits of homeschooling. If you are struggling with whether or not you should homeschool your kids, this interview will be of interest to you.

Doyle and Jen speculate about the marriage between Taylor and Travis and if they do decide to get pregnant it could push the country into a baby boom situation.

Doyle and Jen discuss how important it is for us to understand that God will provide for us. We need to make sure that we leave things up to Him and feel comfort knowing that He will take care of our needs.

Doyle and Jen open the show speaking with Tim Mulgrew about his book as well as about the Bible and why more people are seeking it out today.

Doyle and Jen close the show talking about brain rot, and why we can't fall into the trap of shipping our thinking off to something else like AI. We need to keep our brains working, but there are some things we shouldn't waste our time thinking and worrying about.

Doyle and Jen open the second hour of the show asking the question, do you know who you are? Are you sure of your values and morals and what it is that you are going to stand for as a person? If not, you should take a good long look at yourself to try to get those things figured out.

Doyle and Jen open the show talking with Lawrence Reed about his book and what is going on with our culture today. Why do our young people seem to think that socialism is the way to go?

Doyle speaks with Joe Schmitz about his company, Peak Retirement Planning, and he gets to know about Joe's background and how his company came to be as well as how they are helping people around Ohio.

Doyle opens the show speaking with Chris Long about the political scene in Ohio and gives an update into what's been going on around the state politically and financially.

Doyle talks with Angel Perez of Focus on the Family about addiction and how people are able to overcome their addictions and what steps they can take and what help is available to them.

Doyle welcomes back Dr. Deana Thayer to the show, and they carry on the conversation from last week about traveling with your family. This time they discuss how to travel comfortably with young children.

Doyle spends the second hour talking with Vincent Coleman of LifeWise Academy about what they have going on, what they have planned for the future and how you can get involved.

Doyle opens the show speaking with Dwight Montgomery about giving to the church and how he came to Christ as well as his testimony for the Lord.

Doyle and Jen open the second hour of the show speaking with Paul Asay once again, this time they get his thoughts on the new movie, Young Washington.

Doyle and Jen open the show talking with Karen Porter about her new book, and why you should pick it up and give it a read.

Doyle and Jen close the show praying for the country and wishing everyone to have a fun and safe holiday weekend celebrating our great country.

As we approach the fourth of July it's important to remember everything that has been sacrificed to get to where we are today, so make sure you keep the country and it's heroes in your prayers.

Doyle and Jen open the show playing some music that celebrates America's 250th birthday, and helps us remember everything that our founding fathers went through to make this country a reality.

Doyle and Jen talk with Dr. Deana Thayer about traveling for the holidays, and why it's important for families to travel.

Doyle and Jen close the show reminding us that we are all created in God's image. Just like America has so much to love, the Father has created us with so much to love.

Doyle and Jen talk with Paul Asay of Focus on the Family's Plugged in. He gives them some ideas of movies that we should think about watching as we approach America's 250th birthday.

Doyle and Jen talk with Zach Mettler about the founding of the country and they touch on some points that most of us may not have thought about or remembered.

Doyle and Jen open the show praising God that they live in America, we have such an amazing country, it does have it's warts, but at the end of the day it is one of the most amazing places on earth to call home.

Doyle and Jen wrap up the show asking the question, just how much of yourself are you willing to surrender to God?

Doyle and Jen open the second half of the show talking about what is going on at Ausbury Theological Seminary.