About this episode
As 2025 comes to a close, it is essential to look beyond the headlines of celebrity news and pop culture to see what truly impacts the lives of American families. Doug Apple and Mike Sharman discuss the intersection of faith, law, and economics, providing a Christian lens on the year's most significant developments. From the tangible relief at the gas pump to the spiritual revival seen in greatly increased baptism numbers, this review highlights a year marked by a pursuit of excellence and a return to biblical values in the public square.
The conversation also dives deep into the legal victories for parental rights and the ongoing debate over the "Unaffordable Care Act," positioning Share HealthCare as a vital, faith-based alternative for those seeking community-driven medical support.
-- The return to energy independence has driven nationwide gas prices to their lowest levels in years, impacting the cost of every transported good.
-- President Trump’s inaugural address set a tone for the year, emphasizing a commitment to the Constitution and a reliance on God.
-- The global Church saw an estimated 26 million new believers this year, with a staggering 50% increase in adult baptisms.
-- The U.S. Supreme Court issued several landmark rulings, including Mahmoud v. Taylor, which protected parental rights against mandatory school curriculums.
-- United States v. Skrmetti upheld state laws protecting minors from harmful medical procedures, while Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin Labor protected the religious identity of social services.
-- Share HealthCare continues to serve as a 501(c)3 alternative to traditional insurance, allowing Christians to share medical expenses.
Scriptures for Further Study
-- Exodus 20:15
-- Galatians 3:28
-- Matthew 28:19-20
-- Philippians 4:19
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