Second Half Christians

Americans are increasingly being faced with a troubling thought: How will I live in an increasingly violent world? We were powerfully reminded of this reality last week in Aurora, Colorado. How do you live securely in a time of insecurity?

The baby boomer generation is moving through our society like a silver tsunami. As the Boomers lose interest in the church-- and, the church looses interest in them--many are looking for a meaningful spirituality for life. What will that look like?

Stitcher, smart radio for your smart phone, teams up with Second Half Christians the innovative Christian talk radio program to create an additional delivery channel.

The Millennials, the generation born between 1980 and 1995, are the first completely wired digital generation. Is the Church in America up to the task of reaching this generation? They may be the most ignored generation in modern history.

Baby boomers who were looking forward to a cushy retirement like their parents experienced are facing a reality: The economy has changed so drastically and so fast--there isn't much "cushy" left. Question: What to do next?

Christians rarely talk openly and honestly about domestic violence and abusive relationships. Why is that? Greg and Margaret Fisher explore this topic with guest Pastor Judy Brinkley on their innovative Christian talk radio show.

Life changes for Baby Boomers can leave them feeling empty and "used up". They may even feel resentful if they view their jobs or professions as draining them and then discarding them. Is this normal? Or, is there solution?

What lasting changes did the events of 9/11 bring to Christian living in America? A great change? Not much? Could it be that American Christians need to learn how to live missionally like their counterparts in the Southern hemisphere?

What would happen if Gorden Ramsey visited the Golden Corral Buffet? Better yet, what would happen if there was someone in Christian ministry with the same kind of passion for the Gospel that Ramsey has for food service?

Jimi Calhoun shared the stage with Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone, and Mick Jagger. Now, he talks about the greatest experience of his life.