Psychologist Linda Mintle of the Dr. Linda Mintle Show addresses the stress of wading through the news, and thinking through it well through your lens of faith. She also talks about supporting military families. Jennifer Hayden Stokes, author of "The Pioneer's Way," shares the story of Ernest Shackleton, a polar explorer who had to change plans when his ship was destroyed.

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Carmen responds to the news over the weekend, especially the person accused of shooting two Minnesota legislators and their spouses. Carmen points out how he and most people are far more complex than a narrow political or religious category. Political scientist Daniel Bennett continues to talk about how we look at some of the other news over the weekend, including the parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Army and the "No Kings" protests.

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In light of the attacks on Iran's nuclear program by Israel, Luke Moon of Generation Zion and the Philos Project offers his analysis, as well his call to prayer. Plugged In's Adam Holz helps us think through the situation around a well-known Contemporary Christian musician who admitted great wrongdoing, and how much was hidden for so long for celebrity reasons. Bible teacher Carol McLeod talks about how a focus on God and His goodness and grace is important to facing life's trials with joy and peace.

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Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newsletter and radio show offers a Biblically-based framework for helping us think through the situation around the Israeli assault on rival nation Iran's nuclear weapons program. He also offers analysis regarding the federalizing of the National Guard in California to quell riots. Social media expert Chris Martin talks about how, depending on our generation, we have certain preferences toward what social media platforms we gravitate toward. It's similar to what genre of music we prefer.

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Carmen and her producer Paul talk about the recent research by Pew around religions affiliation globally, in particular the growth of Islam and "nones." While Pew does excellent work, there are also weaknesses, and it doesnt' show more recent trends. Naeem Fazal, author of "Tomorrow Needs You," talks about his conversion from Islam to being a follower of Jesus, and how in the midst of our conflicts in life, we need to see God's offer of hope in Jesus.

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With reports of Israel preparing to attack Iran's nuclear research and development facilities, Carmen helps us look at the deep history of tensions among Jews and Persians that goes back to ancient times. Greta Eskridge, author of "It's Time to Talk to Your Kids About Porn," points out that thanks to the internet how easy it is for children to access all kinds of pornography, including very violent and degrading kinds. Now is the time to address the topic with your kids to guide them to sexual integrity.

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Research analyst and writer Heather Zeiger of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity addresses the move by New York and other states to legalize medically-assisted suicide and how other countries are struggling with the decision to allow this. She also addresses the backlash happening to so-called youth gender medicine as more youth are waking up to the reality of its dangers. Plus, as we get close to Father's Day, Carmen helps us look past our own earthly fathers' weaknesses and failures, and into our Heavenly Father's true love and care.

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