Extra With Doug Hardy

Taking a look at the #MeToo.

NNU (Northwest Nazarene University) has changed their mascot from Crusaders to Nighthawks.

Ted and Gayle Haggard were in studio for an interview with Doug. Ted was in Boise for the Hope For Hurting People weekend taking place at Deer Flat Church. Ted Haggard is the founding pastor of St. James Church in Colorado Springs, CO, the second church he and his wife, Gayle, have started since their marriage in 1978. He also serves as the Director of Church Planting for The River Conference of the Free Methodist Church and founder and coordinator of The Network of Redemptive Churches. In November 2006, Mike Jones publicly alleged he'd engaged in a three-year sexual relationship with the pastor, which Ted immediately denied. Three days after the scandal broke and after a voice mail featuring Ted asking Mike for drugs was released, Ted's story unraveled. Eventually, Ted admitted to sexual immorality and to buying drugs. He later resigned from the church he helped to found. Four years later, in the summer of 2010, Ted and Gayle started St. James Church in their barn before purchasing an office building and

It's often an unpopular idea today, but Doug gives a case to why we should be a church 'member'. Why is 'church membership' important?

Mark Renick is in the studio and talking about his experience in front of the Parole Board. What is that like? You can connect with Mark by visiting systemicchangeofid.org.

Adoniram Judson was one of the early missionaries. He was the first Caucasian missionary who was a Protestant to travel to Burma to share the gospel. He had been there for some 30 years and came back to his sending church. What did he have to Say!? Taken from an article by Mike Leake - Borrowed Light

Do you feel that God is ashamed of you? That he is more pleased with someone other than you? Doug is looking at scriptural reasons to why God is not ashamed of you.